Apple Confirms They Will Replace 1st Gen iPod Nanos in Japan
Well, how about that! Forget new cases, in Japan Apple are replacing first generation iPod Nanos due to complaints of overheating and burns experienced by users. Japan’s Government Pressuriesed Apple Once the government of Japan stepped into this issue, Apple couldn’t do more. Apple blame the company that produced the batteries for the iPod Nanos sold between September 2005 – September 2006 – they are willing to replace all Nanos bought between this period for free. To be honest, we are not sure what they are replacing them with, surely it can’t be the same model again, so presumably it must be the latest iPod Nano – we will find…
Camera+ Goes Ahead And Hides Shutter Update From Apple
As we reported earlier this week, Apple rejected the update that Camera+ planned for their app. Not ones to sit on their hands, the developers carried on and hid the update from Apple… The VolumeSnap feature, the update in question, would have allowed the use of the iPhone’s volume buttons to control the camera’s shutter. This seems like it would’ve been a useful feature to have in Camera+ – here’s Apple’s official reason for the rejection….. "Your application cannot be added to the App Store because it uses iPhone volume buttons in a non-standard way, potentially resulting in user confusion. Changing the behavior of iPhone external hardware buttons is a…
Inside The Ultimate Mac Enthusiasts Home
As a serious Apple Mac and Lamborghini fan, of course, the two go together well – the very wealthy IT entreperneur and owner of this luxurious villa in Vienna, Austria commissioned Najjar & Najjor to design its interiour. Complete with a huge open space that connects the working space with the lounge, bar and kitchen it definitely oozes quality and style. Almost everything inside the Villa F is digitally controlled. There are Plasma TVs, a huge aquarium with computer generated graphics, LED lighting and sound systems that respond at a click of the mouse. Looks gorgeous but definitely a little too clinical for me, what do you think? Does it…
Tame your MacBook Cables with new Stick-On Cable Organizers
Stick-On Cable Organizers are the perfect solution for taming your excess computer cables. They are designed to work with MacBooks or any other device which requires multiple cables. The soft rubber pads of the Stick-On Cable Organizers grip up to 5 cables each and provide a secure and attractive solution to keeping your work area clutter-free. Attach them anywhere and start cleaning up the mess. There are quite a few cable organizer products to choose from, but the new Stick-On Cable Organizers may be the most clever. Stick-On Cable Organizers have a double-sided adhesive backing so you can easily attach them to any surface. Packaged in sets of two, each…
