2007 Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Why Apple has a split personality when it comes to keeping iPhone owners happy

by Michael Rose (Jul 15th, 2010)

After shelling out top dollar, the customers felt betrayed and angry. The shine on the company's new flagship product was tarnished. The remedy wasn't cheap... and the CEO stepped up and spoke to those irate early adopters. "We want to do the right thing for our valued customers. We apologize for ...

iPhone Doom updated, close to playable

by Mike Schramm (Dec 31st, 2007)

Here's the latest build of iPhone Doom, sent to us by Stephen T a.k.a. psychochromatic, who recently took over the application from stepwhite. Last night on the Talkcast we were chatting about the biggest stories of 2007, and I totally should have mentioned iPhone NES and iPhone Doom-- these were ...

iPhone wins awards, will win a lot more before 2008

by Mike Schramm (Oct 12th, 2007)

We're getting closer and closer to the end of the year, and that means it's almost time for everyone to announce their "best tech product of the year" awards. Gadget website T3 has gotten an early start, and not surprisingly, Apple walked all over everyone else, with the iPhone grabbing tons of ...

Cult of Mac: "Ten Questions Apple Must Answer in 2007"

by David Chartier (Dec 31st, 2006)

Leander Kahney and Pete Mortensen at Wired's Cult of Mac have penned Ten Questions Apple Must Answer in 2007, an article which thankfully delves beyond the typical 'where's my iPhone?' to examine interesting aspects of Apple's future. Leander and Pete briefly discuss that second campus Apple ...

Details on Microsoft Office 2007 for the Mac

by David Chartier (Sep 18th, 2006)

APC Magazine had a chance to sit down and snag some juicy details from Mary Starman, group product manager for the MacBU, on the next version of Microsoft Office for the Mac. Probably the most significant change will be a UI redux (while still accounting for Apple's UI guidelines), borrowing from ...

Virtual PC goes free - but not for Mac OS X

by David Chartier (Jul 14th, 2006)

Good news everyone: Microsoft has released Virtual PC into the wild for free - but not for 'the rest of us'. That's right: an announcement on a MSDN blog (Microsoft Developer Network) has released Virtual PC 2004 as a free download for Windows users, and it offers details of VPC 2007 along the lines ...

Windows Vista delayed - again

by David Chartier (Mar 21st, 2006)

I almost decided not to post this on the grounds that a lot of us probably won't be surprised, but then I figured it might still be good for a laugh. A friend passed me an article at CNET which reports that Vista has been delayed yet again to January 2007. Windows chief Jim Allchin explained that a ...

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