In recent days, Apple rumor mongering seems to have reached an all-time high. With talk about a new iPod Nano, leaked images and rumors of a Special Event on September 5th, things are certainly beginning to heat up. If you haven’t seen it, here’s a rendering from Gizmodo.
It’s been a fairly long time since I’ve written anything here; but for a really good reason though. You see, valued reader, I’ve been busy with loads of other things elsewhere. Like organizing giveaways, doing some redesigning top-secret work and err, yet more top-secret work. Thankfully I’ve got a 2-week vacation lined up ahead, so you’ll be seeing more of me here.
Leopard (Mac OS X 10.5) will be arriving later this year in October. For most people, 3 months is certainly a long time; plus, there is always the possibility of new hardware surfacing. In light of all that speculation, I’d like to answer the big question: is it worth waiting for a Leopard Mac (aka Leopard pre-installed on a Mac)?
Now that the iPhone has been well and truly out for a week, I think it’s time to share several of my thoughts. I’ve been quietly watching the action from the sidelines for the past seven days, partly because it’s not available in New Zealand yet. Let’s start with AT&T.
This week on iNation, I met up with Nick Danforth to talk about his iPods. Nick is a 15 year old Apple fanatic, blogger, musician, videographer, and photographer living in the mountains of Colorado. You can check out his photos on