Posts Tagged “Apple”
There’s no word on pricing or availability yet, but apparently LMP is coming out with a numeric keypad that attaches to the side of a standard Apple wireless keyboard. I want this! I recently switched from Apple’s wired keyboard to their wireless version. I had to debate on it for quite a while before making [...]
Here’s an amazing portrait of Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, done almost entirely in type. It was created by Dylan Roscover. The portrait is formed by the text from Apple’s, Here’s to the Crazy One’s ad campaign of the 90′s, and it uses fonts found in Apple branding and products. The image above is just a [...]
Whether you’re a Mac fan or not, I think most people will agree that Apple has a certain cool-factor. It’s hard to believe that this used to be their public image. “Be the Apple of everyone’s eyes in these comfortable, eye-catching T-Shirts.” via Design You Trust
This Blackberry ad is simply brilliant. Too bad RIM (maker of the Blackberry) rejected it. The ad was actually created on spec by New York production house, Guava Studios, who’s gained quite a lot of worldwide attention for this little gem. YouTube Link
AppStorm has compiled a pretty nice collection of 50 Desktop Pictures (Wallpapers). Although their title is, 50 Mac Desktops for Maximum Visual Goodness, only a handful are actually Apple related.
Apple will be holding a special media event at 10:00am (pdt) next Tuesday, March 17th to give us a sneak peak at the next major revision to the iPhone operating system (3.0). Don’t expect to be downloading it though. I’m guessing it probably won’t be released until the World Wide Developers Conference (WWDC). A date [...]
If you haven’t already heard, Apple introduced a brand new 4GB iPod Shuffle today. It’s a complete redesign, and by far the most notable change is the lack of any playback controls on the Shuffle itself. You control playback entirely from the small remote on the earbud cord. Understandably, the change in user-controls has a [...]
Today Apple released a public beta of Safari 4. It has some impressive new features, but what really caught my eye was the new Cover Flow view for browser history. Currently I use SafariStand to get this feature under Safari 3, and I’ve come to rely on it heavily. I’m extremely glad to see it’s [...]
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