Engadget is reporting that they are starting to hear a few reports of the dreaded yellow spots disappearing from the iPhone 4\’s display after a day or so of use. Interestingly, someone posting on the AppleInsider forums seems to know why: Apple is using a bonding agent called Organofunctional Silane Z-6011 to bond the layers […]
Apple\’s iTunes App Store may be the biggest mobile application around, but it\’s not much of a revenue generator for the company. The company claims it runs the App Store at \’a bit over break-even\’ and, according to an analysis by Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, that is indeed the case. Extrapolating from metrics provided […]
Analysis of Apples A4 didnt stop in the month after the iPads launch—a number of groups have continued to poke, prod, and photograph Apples chip, looking for insight into a question that will be familiar to longtime Apple watchers who remember the 68K and PowerPC eras. That question is this: what, exactly, is Apples processor […]
We\’ve already seen some evidence that Macs running Steam are generally more powerful than PCs running Steam, and it looks like Apple is busily working to make sure that all potential performance is put to good use. As Valve\’s Rob Barris has confirmed on the company\’s forums, Apple, ATI and NVIDIA are all \’involved\’ in […]
The original iPhone launched with a fixed-focus lens and a paltry (even for 2007) 2 megapixel sensor. The camera didnt get any improvements with the iPhone 3G, but gained another million pixels, autofocus, and a \’tap-to-focus\’ system—which links the focus control and autoexposure system to a specific point in the image—with the iPhone 3GS. It […]
Destructoid discusses what we know about Portal 2 at this point. Â And has lots of nice things to say aboutit. The evil genius of Portal 2- Destructoid.
World of Apple, noted that today Apple gave a select number of developers access to the eighth build of Mac OS X 10.6.4. 10F569 includes the same seed notes as the last couple of builds and continues to contain no known issues. Mac OS X 10.6.4 build 10F569 weighs in at 613.8MB in its delta […]
What\’s wrong about inventing your own cursors? Â Or about using non-standard animations? Â Pierre Iggot (Betalogue) expands on his previous discussion on where Adobe has gotten it wrong, when giving \”wait\” feedback to the user. In short, Adobe uses a custom \”waiting\” cursor animation when doing certain actions (eg. Loading a large file). Â Pierre discusses the […]