Apple Posts iPhone 3G Walkthrough
In preparation for the pending launch of the new iphone 3G apple has published an educational video featuring our friend . Check out a short clip below or see the entire guided tour.
iPhone 3G Home Screen
In preparation for the pending launch of the new iphone 3G apple has published an educational video featuring our friend . Check out a short clip below or see the entire guided tour.
iPhone 3G Home Screen
Apple reported its fiscal second quarter results on Wednesday and the most important item driving the quarter was Mac sales. Despite a lot of focus on the iPhone, all eyes will be on Mac units. Apple sold 2.2 Million Macs, 10.6 million iPods, and 1.7 million iPhones sending the stock upward at the close of the day on Wednesday. All said and done,Apple netted an impressive $1.05 billion in profits.
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If you are a web developer who takes advantage of MAMP (the all in one web server application for Mac) then you should be aware that MAMP might interfere with time machine backups. For more information check out the post over at MirthLabs.
Problem:
I need to copy or save a file(s) from my trusty Apple machine to an NTFS formatted drive. Unfortunately, Mac OS only supports read from an NTFS drive.
Since I work with a lot of Microsoft products and Windows computers at work, I run into this kind of problem more often than I’d like to. In the past, I’ve developed intricate, roundabout ways of working past this issue – transferring to a Windows machine over FTP, using Boot Camp, or just convincing myself it’s not an important enough file transfer.
Recently, I found MacFuse, a mechanism based on FUSE (File-system in USErspace) for Linux. MacFuse allows the user to mount a number of different file systems (NTFS, ftpfs, sshfs) and write to them natively from Mac OS.
To set this up on your machine, first download MacFuse. It can be found at the Google project page. Second, get the NTFS read/write driver, NTFS-3G.
Install MacFuse. Then install NTFS-3G. Restart your computer (as recommended by the install client) and mount your NTFS drive. Drag a file from your Macintosh partition to the NTFS drive. Wow. That was sexy.
Enjoy.
“Hit me on my iPhone” by Pete Miser , is an unfortunately catchy hip/hop beat, with a remixed Apple employee straight from Apple’s own iPhone tutorial videos.
Apple joined the scores of electronics manufacturers who released special colored products timed with St. Valentines day. The new pink Nano will be available in 8GB capacity and is for sale immediately for a price of $199.
