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Bug found with Automator and iTunes 10
Install iTunes 10 and you'll discover that Automator workflows that include iTunes actions no longer work.
 
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Panasonic debuts first consumer 3D HD camcorder
Panasonic used the broiling, hectic setting of the U.S. Open tennis tourney in New York Wednesday to showcase the capabilities of its first handheld consumer 3D camcorder.
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Review: Hurricane tracking apps for iPhone and iPad
You can keep an eye on hurricanes from your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad with the help of an assortment of App Store offerings. But which app should you choose for your storm watch? Jeff Merron rates five contenders.
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Remains of the Day: Gimme fallout shelter
Every time there’s an Apple event, there’s fallout. Big, nasty, mutate-ants-into-monstrous-rampaging-creatures fallout. With Apple’s media shindig on Wednesday, there’s no shortage of rejoinders and responses from media executives, smartphone rivals, and even…a golf company?
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Review: Quad-core and eight-core Mac Pros (Mid 2010)
These days, the consumer-oriented iMacs stand on their own against (and in some cases, surpass) the Mac Pro in day-to-day performance. Does that mean that the Mac Pro has lost its relevance in today’s work environment? Hardly.
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Review: Cisco WebEx online conferencing
Need to have a meeting? Don't want to fly everyone to the same place? WebEx offers just about every online conferencing tool you could want.
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Dock your encased iPhone, iPod with dockStubz
CableJive's dockStubz is a tiny adapter that connects to your iPhone or iPad's 30-pin dock-connector port, giving you the ability to dock your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad on any compatible device without needing to remove it from its case.
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See what iPhone users are listening to with SongStumblr
SongStumblr by Frimby uses your iPhone's 3G and Bluetooth abilities to let you see what others are listening to around the world as well as around the block, as well as share your own musical tastes.
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iTunes TV rentals now available on Mac and PC
Though Apple specifically talked about renting TV shows episodes on iOS 4.1 devices and the new Apple TV, you can fire up iTunes and start renting now, as long as you don't mind watching them on your Mac and PC.
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Botnet takedown may yield valuable data
Researchers are hoping to get a better insight on botnets after taking down Pushdo, one of the top five networks of hacked computers responsible for spam.
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Facebook Connect mysteriously disappears from Ping
Apple has mentioned Facebook Connect support for new social network Ping in Wednesday's keynote, the iTunes 10 how-to video, on the Ping Website, and even in a conversation with All Things D. So why is the feature no longer available?
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Apple's iOS beats Android 6 to 1 on the Web
Apple's iOS mobile operating system is now the third-most popular platform on the Internet, with a share nearly six times larger than Android's, according to Web measurement company Net Applications.
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Review: HoneyDo for iPhone
This slick, easy-to-use task manager makes navigating chores a breeze. The ability to share tasks and assign them to other people helps HoneyDo stand out from the crowd.
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First look: iTunes 10
It’s become a tradition in recent years: to coincide with Apple’s September music event, where new iPods and related hardware are presented, iTunes increases its version number by a notch. This year’s vintage features one major new feature, a handful of interface changes, and some minor tweaks. Here’s an overview of what’s new and different in iTunes 10.
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CourseNotes for iPad gains sharing, premium content
A major upgrade to this note-taking, sketching, and to-do-tracking iPad app for students adds the ability to share notes on Facebook and directly with other CourseNotes users. A new in-app store with premium content also provides access to specialized note templates and study sheets.
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Review: Blogo 1.3
Blogo 1.3 is a versatile blog editing application that goes the extra mile by offering features you won’t find in similar applications.
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Samsung launches Galaxy Tab
Samsung has finally revealed the Galaxy Tab, a tablet computer running Android 2.2 that will begin shipping in October in Europe. There's no date given for when the tablet hits the U.S. or how much it will cost.
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Apple posts video from special event
If you missed the live stream of Apple's event where new iPods and an updated Apple TV were unveiled, you can catch up now.
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Discover Preview's hidden image editing powers
With Preview, you can adjust an image’s tonality, color, and even select objects within the shot to copy and add to other photographs. Take a quick photographer’s tour of this handy imaging application.
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FCC asks for more feedback on net neutrality
The FCC will ask for a new round of comments on net neutrality, with the questions focused on managed services and mobile broadband.
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What HDR means for iPhone photos
iOS 4.1 adds an HDR (high dynamic range) option to the iPhone's built-in Camera app. The results are subtly improved and realistic looking photos.
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Review: PongVaders: Episode 1 for iPhone
Aliens have taken over the center of your screen and are intent on destroying Earth. Using your square, tennis-like paddles, you and a partner (the game is multiplayer only) must work together to deflect any missiles the aliens throw at our homeworld.
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Twitter for iPad is finally here
After months of speculation, Twitter on Wednesday released the first universal version of its iOS client, bringing a full iPad implementation into the mix.
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Apple TV: What you need to know
The latest version of Apple's media device won't arrive for another four weeks. But we can still provide some answers to your burning questions about the redesigned Apple TV.
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Podcast: Inside Apple's latest announcements
Join Jason Snell, Chris Breen, Jon Seff, and Dan Frakes as they discuss the Apple
Music Event for 2010, including new iPods and the all-new Apple TV.
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Slideshow: A closer look at Apple's new products
A peek at the new iPod lineup, Apple TV, and upcoming iOS 4.1 and 4.2 features.
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Remains of the Day: Did I miss anything?
What could be more important than Microsoft finishing Windows Phone 7? Or Steve Jobs’s approval of Intel’s latest acquisition? I’ll tell you what: Don Draper on his iPhone.
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Windows Phone 7 released to manufacturers
Windows Phone 7 has been finalized and released to manufacturers, Microsoft announced Wednesday.
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Sony announces music service, hints at TV service
On Wednesday, Sony announced "Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity," a streaming music service that will arrive by the end of the year, the company said.
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FCC strikes down free broadband plan
The FCC said it won't adopt a proposal that would auction spectrum and require the winner to offer free services.
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Hands on with Apple's new iPods, Apple TV
After Wednesday's Apple media event, we got to spend a little while in a hands-on area adjacent to the Yerba Buena theater with a few dozen members of the media, analysts, VIPs, and—most importantly—new iPods and Apple TVs. Without any further ado, here's what we spotted.
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Zulu plugin for FileMaker merges databases with iCal
FileMaker calendaring becomes easier with Zulu, which publishes FileMaker Server records directly into iCal and iOS devices.
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Review: Chronicles of Mystery for iPhone
Chronicles of Mystery is a hidden picture mystery game that is riddled with software bugs, a complicated plot, dull character dialogue and repetitive gameplay.
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Scorecard: Apple music event
Last week I pondered what Apple might announce at today's music event. Let's see how those predictions fared.
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Epson releases Stylus NX625 all-in-one printer
The low end of the all-in-one printer market got a feature bump with Epson's Stylus NX625, which has some nice improvements over the NX420.
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Free demo of Epic Games's Project Sword now available
Curious about Project Sword, Epic Games's new RPG game for iOS that was demonstrated at Apple’s Wednesday event? Lucky for you, the company has released a free app that allows users to explore the castle environment showcased during the demo.
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Summary: Apple kicks off fall with iPod, Apple TV overhauls
Redesigned iPods, a new Apple TV, and a major update to iTunes highlight the changes announced by Apple during Wednesday's fall music event.
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Apple unveils newer, smaller AppleTV
Apple's "hobby" gets a refresh concentrating on streaming video from an all-rental Apple Store, your local network, and iOS devices.
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iOS 4.1's Game Center to hit iPhone next week
Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the company’s highly-anticipated Game Center. As part of the iOS 4.1 update, Game Center will be available as a free download next week.
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iPod touch gains Retina display, dual cameras
Among the other goodies showcased at Wednesday’s special event, Apple unveiled its newest iPod touch, featuring Apple’s Retina display technology, A4 chip, and front and back cameras for FaceTime and video recording.
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