Software

What’s new in Safari 5

Apple released Safari 5 for the Mac yesterday with with both obvious and not-so-obvious changes. Here’s what we found while digging around.

Reader

The biggest change that you can actually play with is Reader. You’ll notice that the “RSS” button in the address field changes to “Reader” when it’s available. With a click, a new window slides [...]

Navigate NYCs Internet Week with your iPhone

Don’t let WWDC fool you into thinking all of the fun is in San Francisco this week. New Yorkers are enjoying Apple today iPhone (and iPod touch) app for allowing developers to view statistics about their products on the App Store. There are over 250,000 apps on the App Store and with the release of [...]

Orbicule releases Undercover 4

Orbicule has released TUAW TV Live.

Join your host Steve Sande and special guest Tim Robertson for an hour of discussion about everything Apple at 5 PM EDT (2 PM PDT) here at TUAW.com. Tim is a veteran blogger and podcaster, starting MyMac Magazine in 1995 and the MyMac.com podcast the same year podcasting appeared on [...]

iPhone Screentaker updated with iPad templates

Mac OS X to include support iPad screen captures. Like previous iterations of the app, version 1.2 of iTunes.
One little quirk about the app is the “Capture Screenshot” button. While its existence would seemingly indicate an associated action, in my experience clicking on it didn’t do anything. I wasn’t able to find anything documenting its [...]

Pocket Sitar is a virtual sitar for the iPhone

NPR movies and TV shows in the iPod portion of the iPhone and iPod touch play in landscape view. The biggest change with respect to video orientation came about with iPhone OS 2.0, which provided the option for landscape-right viewing (that is, with the volume and silent/vibrate buttons facing up). While most videos could, and [...]