by The Foundation | Twitter.com/thefndtn
We had all seen Apple’s iPhone 4 prototype before Steve Jobs delivered his annual WWDC keynote yesterday morning. At first glance, the unit that Jobs showed off was not unlike what we had expected — the surprises came in the form of remarkable craftsmanship and in-house applications.
Perhaps Mondays greatest surprise came [...]
by The Foundation | Twitter.com/thefndtn
AT&T has announced new data plans for mobile Internet and smartphones in an effort to make “mobile Internet more affordable to more people.” However, iPhone and iPad users are likely to be affected to a greater extent than other AT&T data plan subscribers.
There are now two data plans available to AT&T [...]
by Patrick McAvey | Twitter.com/thefndtn
In April, Adobe released the CS5 versions of its Creative Suite applications. All of the key programs are now updated to version CS5, and have a nice array of new features and tools that are both powerful and compelling. However this article is about some of the other factors that go [...]
by Cory Elsmore | Twitter.com/thefndtn
Since the release of the iPad, many developers have been releasing apps at a higher price point (sometimes significantly so) than equivalent iPhone versions of the same apps. It is noted in the latest Distimo report that the average cost for an iPad app is about 20% higher than an app [...]
by Luis Pedroza | Info@fndtn.com | Twitter.com/thefndtn
Apple has released two fixes in the form of firmware updates, solving issues related to SuperDrives and AirPort wireless cards. Before you go looking for your fix, make sure you have already upgraded to Mac OS X 10.5.7 or later. It is required for said firmware patches’ installation.
Separate EFI [...]
