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So, I have some good news and some bad news!

Bad news: The rumors about the iPad featuring a camera have been debunked– when the iPads ship on the 3rd, they will be camera-less.
Good news: The guys over 9TO5 Mac stumbled upon some neat little files in the new iPad 3.2 SDK– they’re actually listed as [...]

Last week, ThinkFlood released the RedEye mini, a small and highly affordable IR dongle ($49); this neat contraption will essentially allow you to control any IR remote device by simply plugging the RedEye mini into the headphone jack of an iPhone or iPod touch. From there, you’ll just need to run the RedEye app. Quite [...]

Steam is coming to Mac. With Steam will come Mac gamers. With Mac gamers will come new customers.
It seems that this thought process has infiltrated the minds of the geeks over at Razer, who pledged today that all “upcoming” products will support Mac OSX.  Even though, select Razer has some products on the market now [...]

Hulu, the immensely popular website that streams television shows to millions of viewers eachday, recently sustained a blow when Viacom decided to remove The Daily Show with John Stuart and the Colbert Report from Hulu.
Viacom, parent company of Comedy Central, who has rights to the two shows, could not agree on conditions with Hulu to [...]

There’s not much information to report, but while Steve Balmer was at the University of Washington, he was was asked about how Microsoft planned on tackling large-screen TVs.  He replied:

For that big screen device … there’s no diversity. You get exactly the Xboxes that we build for you. We may have more form factors in [...]

Talk about success: in just four short months, Microsoft has managed to sell an astounding 90 million copies of Windows 7, its latest operating system.
Microsoft CFO, Peter Klein, announced this astonishing figure at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, & Telecom Conference earlier this week in San Francisco noting the operating system’s “terrific momentum.”
In case you’re [...]

A Sweedish technology-buff sent an email to Steve Jobs asking the following question, “Will the wifi-only version [of the iPad] somehow support tethering thru my iPhone?”
Steve’s answer:
Ämne: Re: Dear mr. Jobs
Från: Steve Jobs <sjobs@apple.com>
Datum: 5 mars 2010 17.01.29 CET
Till: Jezper Söderlund <>
Return-Path: <sjobs@apple.com>
No.
Sent from my iPhone.
After a careful analysis of the email’s heading, bloggers have [...]

It’s official. The Apple iPad will ship on the 3rd of April– Apple will begin taking pre-orders for its newest device starting March 12th.

A variety of other countries including Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK will have to wait until a few weeks later in order to get their hands [...]

Before I begin this post, I’d like to offer you a little background info in case you’re not completely familiar with PDK. Palm’s WebOS  is written in the languages of the web–HTML, Javascript, and CSS.  If you were to download Palm’s Mojo SDK (Software Development Kit), you’d find that it’s filled with these different technologies. Despite these [...]

MacHeist is now offering a bundle of five different apps for Mac OS X for only $19.99; purchasing each application separately would normally cost over $260. Users will have another six days to take advantage of this deal.
If you purchase the bundle, you’ll receive MacJournal, RipIt, Clips, CoverScout, Flow. If enough people order, you’ll also get copies of Tales of Monkey [...]

Although nothing’s been confirmed just yet, many users believe (after being subjected to numerous teasers) that Steam is coming to Mac.  Since very few people, Mac users include, actually know what Steam is, I’m going to break it down for you.
Steam is the premiere Windows client for gaming.  With Steam, users are able to network [...]