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Filed under: App StoreWhen I saw Mac developer Fraser Speirs’ Twitter post linking to a blog entry titled “Back In” I knew what it was about: the App Store.
Back in September 2008, Fraser announced he was ceasing new iPhone OS development in a widely…
Filed under: UNIX / BSD
Update: After this article was written I learned of mstmp which I highly recommend instead of mailsend.
There are times that I want my iMac to be able to email me: when certain scripts run via cron or launchd, when certain even…
Filed under: Steve JobsApple has posted their Thoughts on Flash, signed by Steve Jobs himself, which echos a lot of the commentary that you’ve probably already read on why Apple isn’t supporting Flash on iPhone OS devices, and why they plan to block ap…
Filed under: SoftwareOn March 16th, we reported that although the “Downloads” tab had been removed from Apple’s homepage, the downloads page itself was still available.
However, about 10 days after that, Apple apparently ceased updating the page. The m…
Filed under: HacksThe Dell Mini 10v, choice of netbook hackintosh owners everywhere, has apparently been discontinued as of a week ago. I discovered that today when I couldn’t find any on Dell’s site, and confirmed it with a live chat with a support re…
Filed under: TUAW Business We’ve had a few inquiries on our tip line and feedback form in the past few days about managing your TUAW commenter profile. Whenever you leave a comment on a TUAW post, an account is created for you using the name and email …
Filed under: App StoreWhen Opera Software submitted their browser to the App Store, there was a flurry of blog posts and speculation as to whether it would be approved or rejected.
Fifteen days have passed since then, with neither approval nor rejectio…
Filed under: iPadCory Doctorow doesn’t like the iPad because it is laden with DRM. In other news today: water is still wet.
Joel Johnson and John Gruber already took apart one aspect of Cory’s argument, the kid tinkering/creating with his new computer…
Filed under: iPhoneWhen Apple introduced ActiveSync and Push email support for iPhone email, there were two reactions: 1) “Yay!” and 2) “What’s this going to mean for battery life?” Any sort of “push” technology will reduce the battery life, but it is …
Filed under: iPhoneGoogle has introduced OAuth authorization for Gmail, meaning that approved applications can access your Gmail account without you giving them access to your Gmail username and password.
OAuth has been used as Flickr and Twitter for …