Belted87

Member since: Dec 15th, 2005

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Re-discovering the iPhone magic in real life (TUAW.com)

May 11th 2011 11:27AM Using Cardstar when I show my loyalty card at CVS checkout still gets people in line excited about 50% of the time. Though cashiers are used to it by now.

Appigo just beat Things to cloud sync with latest Todo for Mac (TUAW.com)

May 3rd 2011 1:54PM Why spend so much time carefully designing a nice icon and then wrecking it with a lame checkmark stamp overlay? How hard could it have been to composite the checkmark onto the cup?

Apple abandons effort to secure "POD" trademark (TUAW.com)

Apr 25th 2011 1:12PM Since we're talking the Canadian market, wouldn't that be the "ehPod"?

Microsoft pays Apple app devs to port to Windows Phone 7 (TUAW.com)

Jun 15th 2010 11:10AM Objective-C support for .NET wouldn't help at all; almost all native iPhone apps are built entirely upon Cocoa TOuch and Core Foundation. It's a not a lnaguage issue, it's a framework issue.

Apple's patent for Concert Ticket+ could change your concert experience (TUAW.com)

Apr 20th 2010 10:23AM David, you should mention that this is a Patent *Application* and not a granted patent (it fact, given its filing date it may not be granted for years).

Widgets: "iPhone apps, I am your father." (TUAW.com)

Dec 12th 2009 10:21AM @Ben, to embed widgets on your desktop you need to use Amnesty Widget Browser (amnestywidgets.com). They got around the Dashboard "floating" limitation by writing a dashboard-compatible widget engine from scratch.

Google Chrome developer preview (unofficially) released (TUAW.com)

Jun 5th 2009 12:11PM WebKit based Stainless (http://stainlessapp.com) scores 100/100 on Acid3 and has no linktest problem, so it's not a WebKit thing.

Google Chrome run natively (most of it, anyway) (TUAW.com)

Apr 7th 2009 10:35AM @Andre, this doesn't require GU because this isn't an official Google release, it's just someone who compiled Chromium and made the executable available (the article should make this clearer IMHO)