Ever wondered what’s behind a Gameloft game? Lots of motion capture sessions. Check out the video after the break to get an idea.
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Apple Introduces New 27-inch LED Cinema Display - Ships In September
So you’re not tired of all these new Apple products today. Ok, here’s a brand new 27-inch LED Cinema Display, shipping in September and priced at $999.
Check out the press release below.
Introducing the Apple Battery Charger
So you want to put your hands on that shiny new Magic Trackpad, but how are you supposed to use it? With batteries, of course. And which batteries? Apple’s ones, of course.
With a brand new Apple Battery Charger.
Apple Launches New Mac Pro With Up to 12 Processing Cores
Together with the new iMac and Magic Trackpad, a new Mac Pro. With up to 12 cores, SSD options, better graphics - it’s the “fastest Mac ever”.
Check out the press release below.
Apple Launches New iMac Line with Magic Trackpad
We were expecting this yesterday, and we got the “confirmation” this morning when store.apple.com went down: Apple was about to introduce something new.
Now, it’s official. New iMacs with Magic Trackpad.
Check out the full press release below.
iPhone 2G Vs. 3G Vs. 3GS Vs. 4 - Speed Comparison [Video]
“Look how far we’ve come”, the folks over at AppAdvice say. And they’re right: this video perfectly shows how many things have indeed changed in these three years of iPhone, from the original one (the “2G”) to the latest iPhone 4.
Check out the video below. Try not to be nostalgic.
ABC’s Anne Sweeny and Steve Jobs [Video]
“Things Folders” Brings Things To Your Finder
If you’re a Things user on Mac OS X, I bet that you always wanted to be able to quickly link its database to your Finder. Not just clippings - which work great - but entire standard folders linked inside Things.app. Designers, developers, users that have to deal with a large amount of files on a daily basis could really use such a feature.
Well folks, that’s exactly what a 3rd party application called Things Folders does.
Osfoora Goes 1.5 on iPhone: Retina Graphics, Bug Fixes - iPhone OS 3.1.x Users, Don’t Update
Another interesting update just showed up on iTunes: Osfoora, for Twitter (the iPhone version) has been updated to the 1.5 version, which introduces support for the Retina Display, a better geo-tagging and lots of bug fixes.
We previously reviewed Osfoora for iPhone here (but it’s got a lot better since then) and Osfoora HD for iPad here. I’m currently using Osfoora on my iPad but Twitterrific on the iPhone. Could this new update make me switch again? We’ll see.
Osfoora, for Twitter is available at $2.99 in the App Store.
UPDATE: Roger Byrne (@imrogb) reports that if you’re still running iPhone OS 3.1.x (it seems like he’s running 3.1.2) Osfoora won’t work. A bug? Maybe. If you experience it, please report to @Osfoora.