Still helplessly holding onto any hope that Steve Jobs would relent and let Flash on the iPhone platform? Just give it up now. It’s not ever going to happen. This is of course based off of an official “Fireside chat” of sorts put out by Steve himself. Truth be told, it’s not as vindictive and cut throat as I thought a letter concerning such a matter would be. It is very straight to the point, bulleted list type of affair laying out how it’s...

Think the world is chock full of too many adapters, connectors, and proprietary crap already? Fear not, Apple may have another one in the works for us. A recent patent filing showing a new Mac desktop (non-Pro model) featuring a more rounded shape and smaller footprint. But the real interesting part is the hybrid DisplayPort/USB 3.0 connector. Now, I could be misinterpreting this, but if it is in fact a new connector that is unique to Apple — Why? Why unleash...

You would think that after numerous missed deadlines and broken promises, a company such as Garmin who has been hyping up their Nuvifone offerings for well over a year now would have something that would truly drop our collective jaws. Sadly, with the latest announcement of all new Nuvifone M20′s dropping Garmin’s proprietary OS in favor of WinMo 6.5, a grim painting is starting to form on this once great concept. This is but one example of how a perfect idea...

In what is probably the most hilarious rebuttal to a post, MacDailyNews lays into PC World’s Rick Broida who claims AAC is proprietary.  I’m a nice guy and understand people make mistakes…but that is just plain stupid.  MacDailyNews does an amazing job listing a long laundry list of devices and services that use mp3.  He goes one step further and lists another laundry list of why AAC was developed in the first place…to replace mp3 and its short...