Quick Tip of the Week: Maps in Address Book

You have an upcoming meeting with a colleague who works clear across town. Wouldn’t it be great if you could get directions to her office in just a few seconds? Thanks to the tight integration between Address Book and Google Maps, you can. Find out how by watching the latest Quick Tip of the Week.

Video Tip of the Week: Maps in Address Book

You have an upcoming meeting with a colleague who works clear across town. Wouldn’t it be great if you could get directions to her office in just a few seconds? Thanks to the tight integration between Address Book and Google Maps, you can. Find out how by watching the latest Quick Tip of the Week.

MacBook Air now shipping; Apple TV Update coming soon

The world’s thinnest notebook is now shipping, Apple announced today. MacBook Air measures an unprecedented 0.16-inches at its thinnest point. And at its maximum height of 0.76-inches, it’s less than the thinnest point on competing notebooks. Apple also announced that the free Apple TV software update enabling movie rentals is not quite finished and will now be available in another week or two.

MacBook Air Now Shipping

Quick Tip of the Week: Using Data Detectors

Data detectors—a new feature in Leopard Mail—lets you quickly create a new contact in your Address Book, map an address, or create an iCal event. How does it work and how can you take advantage of the data detectors in Mail? Watch the latest Quick Tip of the Week to find out.

iPhone Sales Numbers Not Adding Up

iPhone Sales Numbers Not Adding Up (news/iphone-hardware/iphone-sales-numbers-not-adding-up-20080128435) January 28, 2008 Last week, both Apple and AT&T reported their earnings. Apple has reported 3.7 million in iPhone sales worldwide, while AT T had a paltry 2 million iPhone activations leading many to wonder as to why the gap between the two.

Folding the Mac into Origami

A physicist by trade, Robert J. Lang also has a quite unique claim to fame as one of the world’s foremost origami artists. In fact, he has a Pteranodon with a 14-foot wing span at permanent display at the Redpath Museum of Natural History and a long list of commissions and commercial projects waiting in the wings. And he uses his MacBook Pro, two software programs he authored, and Wolfram’s Mathematica to help him conceptualize and map out each new creation.

Apple Working On Cut and Paste

Apple Working On Cut and Paste? (news/software/apple-working-on-cut-and-paste-20080124434) January 24, 2008 Despite MacWorld bringing a host of new features in iPhone software update 1.1.3, cut and paste continues to be among the most demanded improvements among our iPhone owners in our forums. According to SvenOnTech (http://svenontech.com/2008/01/24/the-skinny-on-why-the-iphone-update-lacked-cut-n-paste-and-exchange-support/), Apple is working on a solution.

Apple posts 2008 proxy statement online

Apple today made its 2008 proxy statements available online at www.apple.com/investor. The move, complying with the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s new Notice and Access rule, allows Apple to significantly reduce the environmental impact of producing and delivering printed materials.

Apple’s 2008 Proxy Statement Now Online