Apple has rolled out their latest Mac OS X Snow Leopard version 10.6 operating system upgrade for Macs running Leopard. To be available soon worldwide, Snow Leopard will be shipping from August 28th. In the US, this upgrade will cost $29. While in the UK, the currency exchange won’t be so equivalent at £25.
See the full press release after the jump…
It’s giveaway time again. Let’s make it quick and simple. We’re giving away the i-gotU portable USB GPS travel logger which we received and reviewed about a month ago. This contest is absolutely free to take part, anyone, anywhere as long as you will have an address for us to post to can participate.
The i-gotU portable USB GPS travel logger is a great gadget to keep your friends and family informed of where you’ve been while you’re on holiday, its tiny and basically weightless! See our i-gotU portable USB GPS travel logger review…
The launch of Zune HD is just around the corner but not yet close enough, it looks like though someone’s got their hands on one already.
According to CrazyphoneGuy of Twitter and his prodigious Twitpic account, the picture above is of the Zune HD’s new box. It looks quite a bit like existing Zune boxes, but that’s certainly no slight.
US readers, fed up with running at a slow pace on your iPhone’s AT&T data network? You can consider this alternative, try Verizon.
Verizon’s “MiFi” is a possibility if you are really in need of a stable data network that is dependable (for example if you’re a frequent traveller). But MiFi does come at a cost and you may find yourself being charged as much as $60 per 5GBs of data. Check out how it works after the jump… Continue reading »
The video below proves that the iPhone 3GS is capable of playing back 720p and 1080p HD videos and not just VGA. But why won’t Apple allow it? Its looks like if the videos are not converted to the iPhone’s liking, or too demanding, the audio driver will crash. But certainly this is something Apple can correct via future firmware updates. Play the video for more details…
Porsche last week revealed their new and even sportier 2010 911 GT3 RS. Loaded with plenty of upgraded features compared to the GT3, including a 450hp 3.8L flat-6 engine, the new GT3 RS also boasts yet unwrapped technology – a purpose-built PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management), and an optional lithium-ion battery that saves 22 pounds over the standard unit.
If you’ve seen and read some bad reviews about the newly released TomTom GPS app for iPhone 3G and 3GS recently, here’s an alternative application we recommend you check out. This TomTom GPS app alternative is Navigon Mobile Navigator for iPhone 3G and 3GS.
With a much more affordable price tag of $69, Navigon has been recently boasted in a review by MobileCrunch to be an excellent GPS application with impressive features and great practicality. Read the full review and their final verdict here…
