aTV Flash from Fire Core is a US$49.95 piece of software which when loaded onto a (compatible) USB flash drive key adds lots of features to your AppleTV such as
Heynow Software in San Diego U.S.A. are looking for an iPhone Game Developer. Requirements include: “Thinks “Team America: World Police” is funny ”
As of last Friday apparently the Australian Apple Store is now listing the 17 inch Unibody MacBook Pro as shipping within 5-7 days.
A reminder also that students, teachers and educational professionals are also able to get $176 rebate if they purchase an iPod with an iMac, MacBook, MacBook Pro or MacBook Air.
Happy Birthday to Steve Jobs. May you have many more!
TidBITs reports on some unused dialogue boxes in iPhoto ‘09 that seem to indicate future iPhone (and even iPod Touch) revisions might enable GPS tracking to keep a log of your route information. The dialogues include the text
Activate the location application on your iPhone or iPod Touch. Once selected, any available location information will be transferred to your iPhoto library and associated with the photos in the selected event(s).
and
Select an iPhone or iPod Touch from your list of named devices. Once selected, the appropriate information will be transferred to your iPhoto library and associated with the photos in the selected event(s).
A sobering tale from the operator of social bookmarking site ma.gnolia which lost half its users bookmarks through not having a decent backup. Interestingly they were running off 2 Xserves and 4 Mac minis.
Hint: mysqldump is your friend.
Video interview on the Ma.gnolia site, with a transcript here.
Meanwhile TidBITs have declared Friday 13th as “Verify your backups day”. And remind us of the Tao of Backup.
Remember, sometimes the cloud blows away.
boingboing links to a video demoing 31 iPhone fart applications in 90 seconds.
According to MacWorld Apple have delayed shipment of the 17 inch MacBook Pro to mid-February.
It looks like iPhoto ’09’s face recognition is based on code from Omron.
Meanwhile, Fraser Speirs compares iPhoto ’09’s flickr export with his own FlickrExport plugin, and finds iPhoto to be lacking in several areas (at least until iPhoto ‘10, at least).
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