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First serious iPhone app for DJs: Touch DJ

After languishing in app store purgatory for eight weeks, Apple finally blessed Touch DJ (iTunes, $19.99) and approved it for sale in the App store. Touch DJ is a powerful DJ app that allows you to mix and blend two independent MP3/M4A music tracks on ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  21 Nov 2009

Appearance: PPUG meets tomorrow in Philadelphia

I’ll be on hand to give a presentation along with Rob Parker, Bob Snow, and Youngmoo Kim to talk about Mac OS 10.6 (Snow Leopard), the new MacBooks, tablet rumors and the latest in mobile technology. I’m also going to demonstrate a couple of my ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  20 Nov 2009

iTablet goes OLED, bumped until late 2010

Optimistic customers waiting for Apple to release its mythical tablet will have to wait a little longer if rumors coming out of China are true. DigiTimes is reporting that the Apple tablet has been delayed from March 2010 to some time in the “second ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  19 Nov 2009

GrooveMaker is a loop junkie dream come true

Groovemaker is one of my favorite new iPhone apps. It’s an 8-track loop machine that comes preloaded with five songs and hundreds of loops that you can remix into unlimited unique jams. Start by tapping the “random” button in the upper right, then tap ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Facebook Inc.

AT&T loses bid to stop Verizon ads, responds with its own

It features actor Luke Wilson saying that AT&T has “the nation’s fastest 3G network, talk and surf at the same time, most poplar smartphones, and access to over 100,000 aps” all giving marks to AT&T, then lastly giving one mark to Verizon for “name ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  19 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AT&T Inc.,  Luke Wilson

Gallery: Unboxing Chumby One

Chumby Industries just released the successor to their widget-based Internet appliance, the Chumby One. The $99 device, is essentially a small touchscreen computer that grabs data from your WiFi connection and displays purpose-built widgets in a ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  18 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Twitter Inc,  Facebook Inc.

Apple's Black Friday discounts leaked

Though it’s still a full 10 days away, Boy Genius Report got tipped off about what may be a major retail sale in the offing from Apple. According to the rumor, complete with flyer (pictured), Apple will be offering the following deals on the Friday ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  17 Nov 2009

Google Earth for iPhone revved to 2.0

Google Monday revved the iPhone version of Google Earth (free) to version 2.0. The major update to Google’s venerable map app adds the ability to log in and see maps created on your desktop computer, explore the app in new languages, and improved icon ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  17 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Google Inc.

Apple contemplating free, ad-supported iPhone?

The technology can freeze the device until the user clicks a button or answers a test question to demonstrate that he or she has dutifully noticed the commercial message. After all, who wants to view and acknowledge ads via an “enforcement routine” ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  16 Nov 2009

Related Topics: AT&T Inc.,  Ford Motor Company

Psystar massacred in court

Mac clone maker Psystar was dealt a significant legal blow on Friday when federal judge William Alsup ruled (PDF) that it violated Apple’s copyright and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Groklaw called the ruling by  “a total massacre” noting that ...

From JASON D. O'GRADY, ZDNet,  16 Nov 2009

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