I just wanted to throw this up here. My partner blog is looking to raise enough funds to purchase an Apple iPad. They plan on making some iPad cases with the funds as well.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tmu/ipadapalooza-ipad-and-iphone-cases-plus-sweet-apps
The time has finally come! Image Resize is now 100% Snow Leopard compatible. I recompiled for Snow Leopard and added some features. You can now convert images just by giving it the file extension you desire. Most popular file formats supported. Jpg,Jpeg,PNG, Gif, Bmp,etc. You can convert and resize to most formats.
You can download the new updated version for the low, low, price of FREE! Click the image in the sidebar to the right or click this Link.
If you would like to donate to the development please feel free to do so.
http://www.knoxware.org/donate/
Enjoy!
Video after the jump.
Following up with parts 3, 2, and 1 - I finally received my replacement TruePower battery from FastMac. I can honestly say I probably wouldn’t have this battery by now if it hadn’t been for me E-mailing the utter crap out FastMac. Let me recap just in case you missed something, or if you’d rather not read all 3 parts. Back in June of 2009 I had an issue with a MacBook Pro battery from FastMac. The battery lost all of it’s cycles, dropped it’s charge, and then came back to life. When the battery came back to life, several cells died, they became swollen and dead. This resulted in an unbelievable amount of power loss. I contacted FastMac to get a replacement since I was under warranty. This was in the last two weeks of June. They told me there would be a back-order until the beginning of July 2009, roughly three weeks, FastMac informed me. This was fine with me. I was out of town, so two weeks went by. I shipped the package out, they received the package one week after I had shipped it. This was the cap of the three week waiting period. So I expected a quick turn around and to have my battery replaced shortly.
Today Apple released iPhone OS 3.1 along side iTunes 9. One of the big new features of iTunes and OS 3.1 is iTunes application management. The user is now able to manage their iPhone / Touch applications in iTunes 9. Here is a quick video sample of the management UI in action.
So far the system works great. I haven’t found any issues as of yet. I just wish we had the option to hide unwanted pre-installed applications that we don’t use.
Apple released iTunes 9 today. Here is a first look at some of the changes.
More images after the jump.
Apple just posted iTunes 9 for download. The download size weighs in at 82.8 megabytes.
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