MacWorld’s Christopher Breen details the subtleties of getting the random signatures working in Apple’s Mail.app.
Random signatures in Mail.app
December 29th, 2008Apple Photoshop Disasters
December 23rd, 2008An Apple iPod ad has made it on to PhotoshopDisasters.
Apple censoring iPhone Apps that don’t use private APIs
December 22nd, 2008So Landon Fuller wrote his own CoverFlow implementation for his iPhone App “Peeps”, and did such a good job of it that Apple refused to allow it on the iPhone store because they claimed it was accessing the Apple’s private CoverFlow APIs. I would have thought they had methods to check the executable code, rather than just looking at the app?
Stephen Fry blogs on the iPhone
December 17th, 2008Further proving that he is just many kinds of awesome, Stephen Fry blogs about the iPhone. His approach to Apple tech reminds me a lot of the late great Douglas Adams…
More reassuringly, he carries around more gadgets than I do!
Apple T-shirt quilt for sale on US eBay
December 14th, 2008The Unofficial Apple Weblog reports that there’s a quilt made from old Apple T-shirts up for sale on eBay. Winning bid is US$384.
Time to practice my sewing!
via Andrew.
iPhone Apps too cheap?
December 13th, 2008 Tags: noneWestnet ripoff
December 9th, 2008So, I churned to TPG on 1st December, the actual connection was swapped sometime around noon.
Westnet charged me a full December usage. And you need to notify them to close the account (you’d think the fact you can’t connect to it would be sufficient…) Not that they’d answered any of my other e-mails anyway.
I guess the lesson is, make sure your cutover day is the last day of the month? Or does that just mean the new ISP charges you a full month for starting before the 1st of the next month?
MacBook Air late 2008 screen issues
December 5th, 2008TidBITs is reporting that many owners of the late 2008 MacBook Air models are experiencing grey horizontal lines on their displays.