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Dreamworks animated films now available on iTunes

by Mike Schramm (Sep 1st, 2011)

After quite a wait, Dreamworks Animation has finally relented to allowing its movies on iTunes, which means the company's catalog is more or less up for grabs. Kung Fu Panda is one title customers have been waiting for, and Monsters vs. Aliens, Bee Movie, and Madagascar 2 are available as well. ...

Panasonic app uses AR to place your new big screen dreams

by Mike Schramm (Apr 29th, 2011)

Just in time for the weekend, this is about the wackiest use of augmented reality that we've seen yet. The Panasonic Viera AR Setup Simulator is a brand new free app in the App Store that uses AR to put a virtual big screen television right in your living room, so you can see what it looks like ...

Four out of ten IT professionals would buy a tablet, but would you?

by Mike Schramm (Jan 25th, 2010)

Macworld is reporting that their partner Network World recently did a poll and came up with the figure of four out of ten Network World readers willing to buy a tablet on day one sight unseen. That's an interesting result (and it's not the only one seen along those lines), but I want to know what ...

BusinessWeek: AAPL 'ripe for the picking'

by Robert Palmer (Nov 24th, 2008)

BusinessWeek's Gene Marcial is gushing -- gushing -- over Apple stock, suggesting they're not only a good buying opportunity for those who already own some shares, but a good entry point for those who have never owned stock in the company. "The case for Apple is simple: Its stock is cheap based ...

TUAW Tip: switch to the Mac on the cheap

by David Chartier (Mar 22nd, 2007)

The word that there might be as many as 9000 switchers a day got us thinking: maybe all those switchers could use some tips on how to save a few bucks while hopping the fence to white, black and aluminum pastures. Sure, Apple typically doesn't offer much in the way of excitement when it comes to ...

iTMS does storefront customization for radio websites

by David Chartier (May 24th, 2006)

Two hip-hop radio stations, Power 106 in LA and HOT 97 in NYC, have signed on the dotted line with the iTMS to offer an integrated, customized version of the store right in their own websites. The radio stations can design the store any way they see fit, and feature any artists, recent releases and ...