Oct 27

155040 macappstore 386 original How Good the Mac App Store Could Be

Now that Apple has announced a desktop version of the App Store, there is much speculation on what we are actually getting. There are already quite a few OS X software marketplaces out there, though none are as polished as the iPhone’s App Store.

If Apple is smart, they will likely add the Mac App Store as a way to run universal apps and release an iOS runtime platform for the desktop. Just think about it for a minute.

There isn’t much unification between doing tasks on an iPhone and a Mac simultaneously, save for the apps that sync with their desktop counterparts. Here are some predictions I have about benefits of supporting universal apps on Macs.

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Oct 20

Okay, so it was never on the Mac to begin with, but who didn’t see that coming? At Apple’s ‘Back To The Mac’ event this afternoon — or morning, depending on where you call home – FaceTime was announced for Mac OSX.  This means that all of those with iPhone 4′s just got a few million more potential friends to talk to via Apple’s suddenly ubiquitous social service.

Of course the most exciting news is that FaceTime for the Mac is available for download today.  For your convenience, we’ve included a video demonstrating a FaceTime call between a Mac and an iPhone 4. Check inside for the full details.

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Oct 20


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Oct 20


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Oct 18

There are plenty of apps in the App Store for using your iPhone to remotely control your Mac. I’ve tested plenty of remote apps for the iPhone. Some of them are ok. Some of them are unbearable.

Recently, I stumbled across Edovia Software’s TouchPad app. TouchPad is by far the best, all-in-one remote app for the iPhone…

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