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FaceTime coming to Mac and Windows
Mac4ever has posted rumors in a post today where they say that FaceTime, a video chatting service for iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G, will soon be coming to iChat which is an IM application that comes with OS X. They also say that iLife ‘11 (without iDVD) is coming soon.
And to top it off, Mac4ever posts that FaceTime will be coming soon to Windows. MICRSOFT WINDOWS? Yes, as highly unlikely as that seems, you have to keep in mind that Mac4ever predicted the Magic Mouse and the iPad. With such a good record, we have no right to go
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Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse
Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse has been finally been unveiled to the world. It is one sexy looking mouse by Microsoft with a design very similar to the last-generation Arc Mouse by Microsoft, except that this one has touch-sensitive shell on top, and you can curve and straighten it anyway you like! kinda combination of Magic Mouse + Magic Trackpad !Awesome isn’t it?
Of course it hasn’t been officially announced by Microsoft yet. These images were taken from a German online store which is displaying it for October 13th availability. It was first earlier this month when Twitter account of Microsoft [...]
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Microsoft Arc Touch Mouse Coming Next Month
Microsoft Hardware has been teasing what looks like a giant black eraser through its Twitter account lately. But! Neowin has some inside info that leads to a likely explanation: Microsoft’s Arc Mouse is about to get all touchy.
It all makes sense, really. Microsoft’s Magic Mouse competitor rumors burbled up just last month, when it was discovered that Microsoft had registered the arctouchmouse.com URL and that some European retailers had already put up placeholders for the device. The reported cost, according to one online price listing: $70.
So that all sounds about right. What’s [...]
Apple’s Magic Trackpad Reveales at WWDC10
Engadget has posted the photos of Apple multitouch trackpad the peripheral which is expected to be announced today on 7 June at WWDC 2010 by Apple.
The multitouch trackpad is a finger based input device which will be capable to connect to desktops, laptops and other devices through Bluetooth.
Further engadget is also claiming that Apple’s multitouch trackpad has features like Macbook Pro’s trackpad and Magic mouse features and includes support for handwriting recognition.
See all photos of leaked multitouch trackpad on the source.
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How to jailbreak iPad for free – How to jailbreak iPad 3G/WiFi
How to jailbreak iPad for free (coming soon)
By jailbreaking, you iPad will become more powerful than ever. Want to download and use any iPad apps even if they are not available on Apple App Store? Want to customize your iPad using your favourite backgrounds, pictures, sounds? Want to call somebody or send SMS with your iPad? All these things can be done easily on a jailbroken iPad.
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Download more applications to your [...]
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Updated: iPhone 4G rumour round-up
Apple doesn’t just make tablets, you know. No! It makes phones, too!
We know the iPhone’s on an annual upgrade cycle, so a new one is due by the summer – and that means it could be announced as early as next week.
Despite Apple’s best efforts details of the next iPhone are beginning to leak, but what’s coming and what’s just wishful thinking? Let’s find out.
The iPhone 4G will have a “magic arse”
Some call it “touch-sensitive casing”; we call it “magic arse” – a much better description, we’re sure you’ll [...]
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Make Apple’s Magic Mouse more comfy with a hunk of silicon
Apple’s Magic Mouse is nice looking, to be sure, and those touch gestures look handy. But it’s got a rep for not being the most comfortable peripheral to use, for better or worse. But hey, that’s nothing some clever MacGuyvering can’t fix.
This $10 block of silicone with a suction cup on the bottom is apparently the perfect way to make the Magic Mouse a lot more ergonomic. It supports your palm and lifts it up a bit so your fingers rest comfortably on the buttons. Sure, you could buy a mouse that felt good out of the box, but would that mouse be made by Apple? I didn’t [...]
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Guide: How to power up your Apple Magic Mouse
Apple’s Magic Mouse can recognise four points of contact on its touch-sensitive surface, but only two-fingered gestures are catered for by default.
Don’t take this personally though, because there’s a great application that helps you get the most out of your Magic Mouse by adding new gestures, three-and four-fingered taps and clicks.
MagicPrefs is a free download, which can be found here. Once you’ve run it for the first time, it appears as a System Preferences pane or you can manage it through an optional menu bar icon too.
From the new preferences window, your Magic [...]
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Windows drivers for Apple’s Magic Mouse conjured from the ether
Hey Windows users: what would you risk for a mouse of such mystical persuasions that it has the word “magic” right in the product name? How about $69 for the mouse followed by a few sleepless nights after installing a .exe found in the murky shallows of the internet? That’s what it’ll take to install some hacked drivers,
said to enable Apple’s Magic Mouse gestures, on your Windows rig. The drivers were extracted from the latest Bluetooth update targeting Mac owners running Windows under Boot Camp, but now there’s nothing stopping you from trying them too.