Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Succont releases Tasty, a full-featured delicious app for the iPhone

Those who currently use delicious for their online bookmarking needs may be happy to see this latest app become available in the App Store — Tasty. The app, aside from a having a name that plays well with the delicious name, seems to be very feature rich.
Tasty appears to offer what most iPhone-carrying-delicious-users would [...]




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Brain anatomy. To go.

Dr. Mark Williams had a better idea. Instead of sending his medical school students to the hefty anatomical atlases that bowed library shelves, he created Sylvius for the iPod. A portable, visual glossary of the human brain, Sylvius lets students pull out an iPod and learn brain physiology while they�re doing laundry, riding a bus home, or waiting in line for a latte.

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TheAppleBlog Facebook Page

Good morning TABers! I hope all of you (at least all of you in the U.S.) had a fantastically lazy President’s Day yesterday.
I wanted to let all of you know that TheAppleBlog has jumped on the bandwagon and now has a Facebook page…so if you do the Facebook thing, it’s most definitely in your [...]

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Palm Pre vs. the iPhone as compared by a Palm user

Despite my love for the iPhone, I am still a mobile phone geek and at times have more than a passing interest in other phones. I will confess that at times I use a T-Mobile G1, but I am also really interested in the soon-to-be-released Palm Pre. Granted, I don’t think that I will stop [...]




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Thanks to TheAppleBlog Sponsors!

We’d like to say thanks to this month’s sponsor of TheAppleBlog:

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Microsoft Unveils WinMo 6.5, My Phone, and Marketplace

Microsoft tried to generate a bit of buzz yesterday with a press event in Barcelona at which they unveiled three new technologies which are designed to help enhance their mobile customers’ experience. Enhance how, you ask? By getting them as close as possible to owning an iPhone, even though they still just have some Windows [...]

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Apple's Mac OS X Update Breaks Perl

mir writes "It looks like if you use CPAN to install modules, Apple's latest security update might just have broken your Perl. According to Tatsuhiko Miyagawa 'The Security Update brings (old) IO.bundle with version 1.22 but your IO.pm has been updated to the latest 1.23 on CPAN shell. (But hey, 1.23 was released in 2006...Why do you bring that ancient version back, Apple!?)'."

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