CrunchGear reports that these leaked interface images could be of the rumored Apple Tablet, which show “an AppleTV-esque drilldown interface along with a full on-screen keyboard.” Click here for first picture in gallery.
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While the Apple Tablet video we posted earlier may be fake, it hasn’t stopped Jesus Diaz from designing a sleek looking mockup of what he hopes is coming.
There’s a lot of speculation about the Apple tablet, but coming November, this is how my desk is going to look. Or at least, this is what I want.
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This leaked video is supposedly of the Apple Tablet — similar to the MacBook Touch and MacBook Touch Tablet concepts — and shows a brief demonstration of the iPhone / iPod Touch OS. No word yet on pricing or availability. Continue reading to watch.
People who usually are not into computers, love the iPhone OS because it’s simple, transforming the device in different tools depending on the application that loads.
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Using just the HIDFirmwareUpdaterTool, hacker “K. Chen has come up with a way to inject malicious code into the keyboard’s firmware.” Basically, the “firmware can sniff keystrokes to obtain your password and it can launch a bash shell connected to any remote IP address on any port.” Video after the break.
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Here’s a first: an iPod / iPhone dock that can sync and charge up to 20 devices simultaneously. The PARASYNC “uses only one USB cable, and it has been certified by Apple to work natively with iTunes.” Pricing and availability have not yet been announced. Video after the break.
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At Macworld 1999, Steve Jobs revealed a Mac version of Halo — “the game had been given a closed-door screening at E3 earlier” — that was eventually released in 2003. This delay was mainly due to Bungie being acquired by Microsoft two years later. Video after the break.
I often wonder if Macintosh really could have evolved into a serious gaming platform, using OpenGL, with Halo as a leadership title.
[via Kotaku]
If Apple.com, the website, existed in 1983, this is what it might have looked look. Front and center, we have the Apple Lisa, which features a “5 MHz processor 1 MB of RAM for blistering speed.”
From the beige to the menu bar items to the Lisa Office or the iPhone, this 1983 take on Apple.com’s frontpage is pure genius.
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Currently at $650.00 on eBay, this rare 20th Anniversary Apple Macintosh computer is one of just 11,601 produced worldwide — the other 399 were held for spare parts — and originally retailed for a whopping $7,500. Auction page. Click here for first picture in gallery.
In 1997 the tam was a $7,500 machine with concierge set-up in your home. On Steve Jobs return he canceled the project,and the molds were destroyed. Perhaps it was overpriced.
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Apple’s iPhone 3G S may be praised by most, but it’s still not perfect, as this owner shows. Basically, the case discoloration above “was caused by overheating during a period of using the GPS and 3G of the phone.” Continue reading for one more picture.
Either way, it looks pretty crummy now, doesn’t it? What about the rest of you with new, white iPhones? Anything to report?
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According to this seller — supposedly Steve Jobs’ secretary — on eBay, these iPhone earphones were dropped by Steve Jobs “and didn’t notice,” so he “took the headphones” with him. Auction page.
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