I love this mockup of a new iPod shuffle. Found on 9to5Mac.com.
I love this mockup of a new iPod shuffle. Found on 9to5Mac.com.
Okay, make that three really awesome Safari Extensions for me so far. My latest favorite, BetterSource, allows you to see syntax-highlighted source code, both generated and original.
This is the all-new Apple Store Covent Garden which opened just yesterday in London. Just the courtyard in this store is larger, in floorspace, than that world-renowned Fifth Avenue store - and if you think that’s crazy, the whole store is now the world’s largest. A title it steals from the Apple Store on Regent Street, which is all of one mile away across central London.
“Shiiit” comes out exactly as it should.
(On a Mac, Control+click the word > Speech > Start Speaking)
Also, try “Mac OS X”. It’ll blow your mind.
Ten One Design is planning to release a free software library that adds pressure sensitive and palm rejection recognition for Cocoa Touch applications.
Real Apple Logo by Edward Sanchez: “I wanted to make ‘the real Apple logo,’ based on the exact shape of their logo but fully textured as an actual apple.”
Walkthough of the first iAd by Nissan’s ad agency Chiat\Day.
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Louis Harboe has recreated the iOS4 icons in Pure CSS. These are incredible, and totally resolution independent.
Peter Vidani wondered aloud “if we’ll ever hear Steve Jobs say ‘dude’ in a keynote.” And I was there to answer his call.
Also, this.
Apple’s redesigned Mac mini reinforces their trend of sweating even the smallest details. This thing is beautiful. Head to Apple.com/macmini to see more.
Robert Scoble’s high definition photo of the iPhone 4. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II. Click to see full-size (5616 × 3744 pixels).
Scrolling through a music library using iTunes on a Mac versus the iTunes-like iPod app on an iPad. The performance difference is amazing. I wonder if this has to do with SSD versus HDD?