Blogging Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

MarsEdit 3 adds rich text editing, enhanced media browsing

by Michael Rose (May 4th, 2010)

In the "send an email, post a blog entry" fun and fast-paced world of tomorrow, services like Tumblr and Posterous make it exceedingly simple to prepare and post to your blog; meanwhile, Twitter, Facebook and AOL Lifestream push past the article ...

Macworld 2010 special iPad event liveblog

by Mike Schramm (Feb 13th, 2010)

We are live from the floor of Macworld 2010, where they're be talking about the iPad in a special event feature Jason Snell, Macworld editor-in-chief, and a panel of industry experts. We have heard that won't be an actual iPad on the show floor, so ...

Macworld 2010: TUAW adventures, day 1

by Mike Schramm (Feb 11th, 2010)

Yesterday was the first day in San Francisco here at Macworld, and while the show floor wasn't quite open yet, we were busy nevertheless. Lots of things go on outside of the meetings and the panels and the demos, and so to give you a little feel ...

Make your personal iPhone app in just 10 minutes

by Steven Sande (Jan 21st, 2010)

Have you ever secretly wished that you could have your own personal iPhone app? An app that you could give to friends, relatives, and your adoring fans? Now you can have your own iPhone (or Android, if you swing that way) app featuring all of your ...

How early iPhone predictions fared in the face of reality

by Steven Sande (Dec 28th, 2009)

Harry McCracken over at The Technologizer published a fascinating piece this morning. In the face of the daily deluge of breathless speculation about what features the iTablet / iSlate / iWhatever will have, Harry went through a bunch of posts from ...

Hiring a new sheriff: Apple clamping down on jailbreaking to soothe corporate angst?

by Steven Sande (Nov 10th, 2009)

With the latest jailbreaking code, blacksn0w, now available for Geohot's blackra1n utility, iPhone owners who want to free their favorite smartphone from the constraints of the App Store and the AT&T network may do so. But a recent report by ...

Squarespace hosting/CMS service launches iPhone app

by Dave Caolo (Nov 6th, 2009)

After a long wait, Squarespace customers finally have an iPhone app of their own. Squarespace is a hosted blogging/CMS service that competes with the likes of WordPress.com and Typepad. Having used all three, I can say that interacting with ...

Andy Ihnatko on Verizon Droid "iDon't" ads: baloney (mostly)

by Steven Sande (Nov 5th, 2009)

Most American television viewers have been treated recently to endless reruns of Verizon's "iDon't" advertisements. These ads attack the iPhone, playing music that's similar to that played in iPhone ads while displaying a series of messages stating ...

Uncle Walt says "Apple's built-in software still has the edge"

by Steven Sande (Oct 29th, 2009)

Walt Mossberg, the curmudgeonly, smooth-pated personal technology blogger at The Wall Street Journal's All Things Digital, has released his fall computer-buying guide. And when Walt talks, people listen. Mossberg is usually very kind to Apple ...

Space geeks love MacBook Pros

by Steven Sande (Oct 27th, 2009)

Like a lot of my fellow space geeks, I was watching the live feed from Spaceflight Now this morning for the launch of the Ares 1-X test vehicle. Unfortunately, the launch was scrubbed, but I was happy to see that the three guys doing the coverage ...

Robert Scoble: 85,000 reasons why the iPhone won't be disrupted

by Steven Sande (Oct 26th, 2009)

Whether you think he's the voice of reason on the Web or an annoying pest, when Robert Scoble over at the Scobleizer blog speaks, people listen. Yesterday, a Twitter follower of Mr. Scoble stated that he thought "iPhone users were beyond reason," ...

Stay tuned for the TUAW liveblog of today's Apple music event

by Steven Sande (Sep 9th, 2009)

It's 09/09/09 -- finally! Apple events are always a lot of fun, and the speculation leading up to today's press event has been incredible. Will Steve Jobs appear at the event? Are we going to see a new version of iTunes and some new iPods? We're ...

Three for three: Friday's trifecta of Snow Leopard upgrades

by Steven Sande (Aug 30th, 2009)

If you joined us Friday night for the Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard liveblog, you probably saw me say that I didn't have many issues with the upgrade. That's an understatement -- I think Snow Leopard is one of the smoothest upgrades I've ever performed ...

Greetings from 30,000 feet

by David Winograd (Aug 26th, 2009)

I'm typing this somewhere in the skies over Utah using a fast wireless connection on an 8 GB MacBook Pro killing time while flying to Las Vegas. When I started with computers this experience would have been considered somewhere between science ...

iPhoto2Twitter 1.5 adds movie and Mobypicture support

by Steven Sande (Jul 23rd, 2009)

Back in June, TUAW reported on iPhoto2Twitter, an iPhoto plugin that provides an easy way to send photos from your iPhoto library to Twitter via TwitPic. Now the developer, Blue Crowbar Software, is back with an update that adds support for sending ...

AudioBoo lets you broadcast audio directly from the iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Jun 26th, 2009)

Back when we looked at Radar, a photosharing site with an accompanying iPhone app, I mentioned that while Twitter had monopolized the "text exporting" function from your iPhone, there would be a slew of companies to try and grab the rest of the media ...