Ever imagined how Apple CEO Steve Jobs’ home office space looks like? Here’s a collection of some pictures which were taken in his home office in Palo Alto right after Steve went through surgery for removal of a malignant tumor from his pancreas in 2004. If you’re imagining cool gadgets from Star Trek or Star Wars in his office, then you’ll probably be shocked at the simplicity.
The official Google Voice app client for iPhone has finally been approved for the App Store. With this native app, you’ll continue to have access to all the major Google Voice features on your iPhone.
First was the ad for FaceTime, followed by the Retina Display, and now Apple has released a new commercial in its recent series, on… you guessed it, battery life! Check out the video after the break to see it for yourself.
Just like Chronic Dev Team’s GreenPois0n, the Windows counterpart of PwnageTool 4.1 known as Sn0wbreeze 2.1 has been fully open sourced and it’s source code is available to public for free. What’s the point of making it open source? You can modify the tool according to your own liking or even improve it for the betterment of the jailbreaking community under the terms and conditions laid down by General Public License (GNU).
This is just in! The main Apple.com page has been updated with a message which reads: "Tomorrow is just another day. That you’ll never forget.".
Could it be possible one day that we can play iPhone / iPod touch / iPad games on our TV? While the idea is pointless, considering how all it you’re really going to be playing relatively archaic casual games on an expensive set up, it is expected to become a reality real soon.
The final version of iTunes 10.1 for both Windows and Mac has just been released. This version of iTunes will be required to install iOS 4.2 (when released) on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
The final version of iOS 4.2 was originally scheduled to drop sometime this week. We then heard about reports of it being released on Friday (Tomorrow), with iTunes 10.1 and Mac OS X 10.6.5 on this past Wednesday. While OS X 10.6.5 did drop on time, iTunes 10.1 didn’t.
Mac OS X 10.6.5 was supposed to bring AirPrint support for any printer connected to a Mac. Reportedly, Apple has removed AirPrint support from OS X in the final release of 10.6.5 due to some last minute patent issues.
Jay Freeman aka saurik aka the guy behind Cydia recently gave a rather interesting TED talk at TEDxAmericanRiviera where he talked about Apple’s “closed” App Store vs. the relatively open Cydia store.
