Today’s news roundup includes a story about pole dancing for Jesus, the departure of an Apple executive, and a time-lapse video of a woman with AIDS. Plus, watch a video of the Aurora Borealis.
Noisestash Roundup, shake that ass for jesus edition Read More »
The new Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is thinner, lighter, and has a higher screen resolution than the iPad 2. It also has a better camera and is the same price. The only downside is that it has a skinned Touch Wiz interface instead of the stock Honeycomb interface.
Samsung to Apple: “O RLY?” Read More »
Many people who use a Mac also have a need to run programs that only work in a Windows environment. While there are a few virtual machine solutions for this, you’ll get the best performance when you install Windows using Apples BootCamp software. If you’re like me, you’ll eventually find you need to alter the
Change BootCamp partition size without losing Windows Read More »
Apple is taking legal action against Amazon for using the term “Appstore” to refer to their Android app store. Apple argues that the term is trademarked, while Amazon argues that it is generic.
Apple suing Amazon.com over “Appstore” name. lolwut? Read More »
The 8.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan has caused widespread devastation, not only in terms of human life but also to the global tech industry. Major tech companies such as Apple, Dell, and Sony rely on Japanese suppliers for parts and components, and the earthquake has disrupted their supply chains. This could lead to delays in production and shortages of products. The full extent of the damage is still unknown, but it is clear that the earthquake will have a significant impact on the tech industry.
Calm before the storm: Japan earthquake to have major impact on tech sector Read More »
The iPhone 5 is rumored to ditch the sharp edges and fragile glass back for an all-aluminum back, similar to the MacBook Pro.
Is this the new iPhone? Read More »
MacBook Air sales dropped 40% in Q4 compared to the previous quarter, but analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects the new MacBook Pro line to offset those numbers.
Apple sells over 1 million MacBook Airs in Q4 2010 Read More »
Apple didn’t add any cameras to the iPad 2, so the Ron is disappointed and will wait for the iPad 3.
The Day My Dreams Were Crushed Read More »
Apple has announced the iPad 2, featuring a thinner design, faster A5 chip, front and rear-facing cameras, and Verizon 3G option. The price remains the same, starting at $499.
Some new Apple thing Read More »
Recently we had asked you to vote on whether or not to meta-liveblog the Apple event on March 2. The voting race was actually surprisingly a head-to-head race, with the split being pretty even down the middle up until yesterday. However, the votes for “No” took the lead by this morning and sealed the fate
The masses have spoken Read More »
Some people are upset that Apple is charging for the FaceTime app, but others argue that the price is fair. The app is an add-on that brings new functionality to the Mac.
Your psychological barriers make me want to commit homicide Read More »
We are asking you, dear listener and reader, to help us decide if we should do a LiveBlog of the Apple March 2 event. It isn’t a huge event that we can fuck up, it’s most likely the reveal of the iPad 2. We obviously have not been invited to that event, but that doesn’t
Should The Noisecast meta-LiveBlog the March 2 Apple event? Read More »
Apple’s iPad 2 release has been delayed to June due to production issues at manufacturer Hon Hai. The delay may give Android tablets a brief window of opportunity to grab more market share.
Apple New iPad Shipments May Be Delayed Read More »
Apple’s iPad 2 will not feature a Retina display, but will instead have a thinner display panel that performs better in direct sunlight. Apple is also planning an in-between sized product that will target the market looking for something bigger than an iPod Touch but not as big as an iPad.
Retina display in iPad 3, jumbo iPod on the way? Read More »
Apple’s new App Store subscription plan faces scrutiny from antitrust regulators for potentially stifling competition.
Feds give Apple the stink-eye over new subscription rules Read More »
