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iMac design vs. Audi

by Mike Schramm (Aug 11th, 2007)

We've already seen the iPhone's influence on the new iMac, but the Audi? A British ConceptCar site claims the aluminum and glass casing of the new iMac reminded them of another chrome, aluminum and glass design-- that of an Audi. As you can see in the picture above, the comparison kind of works. ...

Apple announces new iMacs with aluminum enclosure, glass displays

by David Chartier (Aug 7th, 2007)

Well the rumors that date all the way back to May were true - today Apple announced a redesigned, cheaper iMac and the loss of the 17-inch model. Let us all take a moment of silence for our fallen comrade. Now that that's over, let's get to the good stuff. The new iMac tosses aside the old 'n ...

Apple announces iPhone now delivers up to 8 hours of talk time, new glass display

by David Chartier (Jun 18th, 2007)

Talk about last minute upgrades: In a press release today, Apple has revealed a number of significant upgrades to both the iPhone's battery life and touch screen. Instead of what I believe was around 5 hours of video/talk and 16 hours of audio playback, Apple has updated the iPhone's battery life ...

Magnify what you're working on with iPiece

by David Chartier (Jul 20th, 2006)

For those times when the 6pt type in EULA's just doesn't quite cut it and you literally consider the possibility that your lost car keys could be lying around somewhere on your Desktop, there is iPiece - a magnifying glass for Mac OS X. Double-clicking its icon in the menubar (is that in the HIG's?) ...

Incase releases exclusive New York commemorative case line

by David Chartier (May 22nd, 2006)

iLounge is reporting that Incase has pulled out all their case-making stops and introduced a complete lineup of cases for Apple products that commemorate New York and some of its major landmarks. To top things off, these cases are exclusive to the new 24/7 5th Avenue Apple Store that opened last ...

Apple store pr0n: a peek at the 5-story Manhattan glass cube

by David Chartier (Apr 8th, 2006)

At least one Flickr user, bhaggs, has posted some images that offer a peek at Apple's new commercial monument to itself - the much-anticipated 5-story, all glass, Fifth Avenue Apple Store in Manhattan. As Dave Caolo noted before, construction is still slated to finish in time for the holiday ...