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Ask TUAW: Shopping for new Macs, iPhone home screens, home folder on external disk, and more

by Mat Lu (Feb 26th, 2010)

Welcome back to Ask TUAW, our weekly troubleshooting Q&A column. This week we have questions about whether to buy a 27" iMac or a MacBook Pro, increasing the number of iPhone home screens, moving your home folder to an external disk, and more. As always, your suggestions and questions are ...

AT&T exec confirms iPhone tethering on the way

by Robert Palmer (Nov 6th, 2008)

How's this for a telephone game: Technologizer's Harry McCracken reports that AT&T Mobility CEO Ralph De La Vega told Michael Arrington that the iPhone will be allowed to work as a tethered wireless modem for notebooks. It will be available "soon." Allegedly. Our own Mike Schramm noted possible ...

Rumor: Apple and AT&T working on tethering deal

by Mike Schramm (Aug 29th, 2008)

A few weeks back on the Talkcast, we had an interesting little discussion about just where Apple's boundaries were on the App Store -- so far, you really only get kicked off if you charge too much, if your apps vibrate wrong, or if you steal someone's copyright. Oh, and there's that one more ...

The NetShare debacle: Apple, explain yourself

by Giles Turnbull (Aug 4th, 2008)

Put yourselves in Nullriver's shoes for a minute: you create an app (NetShare - see TUAW passim), which as far as you can tell does not break any of the App Store rules. You submit it to Apple for inclusion. It passes the vetting procedure (so it must be OK, right?) and goes live online, for sale ...

What happened to NetShare? - UPDATED

by Giles Turnbull (Aug 1st, 2008)

It was there. And now it's... gone. What happened to iPhone 3G tethering app NetShare? For a while it was live on the App Store, for a meagre ten bucks. Then it vanished. And now, it seems to have vanished from Nullriver's web site, too. Their news page has no mention of NetShare. This smells of ...