The software claims to unlock your iphone in just 1 click. I think it’s an amazing program. But please be inform that we are not connected to that company and still as what I have always told it is up to you to decide.

The iPhone 2.2.1 update just hit, and it promises to fix various Safari, Mail and Camera bugs.

It applies to iPhone and iPhone 3G (iPod Touch’s update seems like it’s here too), and doesn’t seem like it introduces new features.  The update is 245.7 MB, in case you’re on dial-up at your grandma’s house.

Jailbreakers should hold off on installing until it’s confirmed that 2.2.1 can be jailbroken, and unlockers should definitely hold on.

In a Q&A during Apple’s Q1 earnings call earlier this week, an analyst asked Tim Cook, acting Apple CEO, to comment on the similarities of the touch functionality of the Palm Pre and iPhone. Although he didn’t mention Palm by name, Cook’s sharp response suggested that he’d been thinking along the same lines.

"We like competition, as long as they don’t rip off our IP, and if they do, we’re going to go after anybody that does," Cook said in the call. "We will not stand for having our IP ripped off and we’ll use whatever weapons we have at our disposal [to prevent that from happening]."

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Tech Trends reporter Jeff Tate captured this exclusive footage of the new "MacBook Wheel" direct from the Mac Expo.

A single clickwheel replacing the obsolete keyboard is pure brilliance. The über slick tag line, "One Button. Endless Possibilities" perfectly addresses what the notebook market has no idea they really need. I feel myself needing it already.

Apple will once again change the way the world experiences laptop computing with "The Wheel. Reinvented". Nothing could be more simple to use than a "single giant button". I have seen the future… it’s the MacBook Wheel.

"People who use keyboards are standing in the way of human progress," said Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

[Onion News Network]

Have you seen an xray picture of macbook ? Well this is your chance to see it ..

About a week ago, I was in the mood to do something crazy — anything to help pull myself out of the blue funk I had fallen into. I texted my brother the vet to ask if he had an x-ray machine in his office, and what size his film plates were. I told him that I wanted to try and x-ray my laptop, something that had been on my mind ever since I saw an x-ray of an Apple Titanium PowerBook. He said “No problem,” and two days later I was sitting in his office waiting for him to finish minor surgery on a dog. When he was done and had washed up, he led me to the x-ray machine, asked me to place the laptop on the plate, and signaled for me to step away from the machine. A couple of seconds later the x-ray was done, and after 15 minutes his assistant handed me the developed film. I scanned the developed plate and enhanced the brightness and contrast, and made low-res copies of the file.

The MacBook x-ray and my 15 minutes of (internet) fame [Jason de Villa]

What iPhone 2.2 software have some bugs on it ? palmaddict reported some of them that you might want to look at.

Do you like Slider case for the iPhone with an integrated battery inside. Called the "Power Slider", the new case has built-in five LED power level status lights in the back (like the MacBook) and a pass-through port that allows you to charge and sync the phone without removing the case itself.

Power Slider iPhone 3G case product page [GoIncase.com]

Now this is Cools, a gadget to be use in your iPhone. If you have $50 kicking about and don’t want to make your own then check out this one that’s on sale for the iPhone.

The Marware is a gaming controller grip that allows you to grip the iPhone rather then gently holding it in your fingertips while playing.

{ Via: OhGizmo }

There are rumors that Apple will also introduce refreshed 20 and 24-inch iMacs before year’s end. If true, new iMacs would be in keeping with earlier rumors that they would see spec bumps alongside the introduction of the new MacBooks.

More likely there will be more upgrades on their existing and 24-inch models, including processor bumps in keeping with the updated Montevina-based chips currently shipping in new MacBooks. Another likely change is the move to better, Nvidia-branded graphics cards in all models, replacing the ATI Radeon 2400 and 2600 HD cards currently in use. Nvidia has clearly become a supplier of choice for Apple, and their presence in all Apple notebooks provides strong evidence that we’ll see them in Apple’s desktops, as well.

I just hope that the changes will not jack up the price.

{ Via theappleblog.com }