Snow Leopard 10.6.1 already on the prowl?
Sure Apple’s latest OS just found its way to market but according to rumor, Cupertino is already hard at work on the first revision. According to AppleInsider, Snow Leopard 10.6.1 was seeded to developers participating in the invitation-only AppleSeed program…
Possible new iTunes 9 screenshots depict Facebook social playlist integration, third-party device support
Ready for round 2, ladies and gents? A tipster just dropped a new handful of iTunes 9 screenshots in our inbox and while their authenticity cannot be confirmed, they’re certainly worth mentioning. Earlier this month we scooped a whole bunch…
Sensobi updates BlackBerry app, invites 500 more BGR readers to closed beta
Following the fantastic response to our earlier coverage and first round of beta invitations, we’ve been keeping up with the great folks over at Sensobi and watching their app progress. To recap quickly, Sensobi is a contacts and comms management…
New Google Chrome beta is over 30% faster; worth checking out yet?
Google recently issued a new beta of its infant web browser and while it touts some huge improvements over older builds, we still find ourselves hesitant to give it any real face time on our machines. Let’s start by covering…
Skyfire pulls BlackBerry Alpha
We just got a heads up that because one of the alpha builds for Skyfire for BlackBerry was leaked earlier, Skyfire is taking the servers offline for the next couple weeks. Our guess is that they’re going to implement some…
Skype 2.8 for Mac adds screen sharing, better audio and video
Who doesn’t love a little bit of Skype action? If you’re a Mac user, though, Skype 2.8 Gold adds (or improves on if you were using a beta version) some awesome features like screen sharing (you can even share just…
TweetGenius grows up, rolls with the bees
You might have heard of a little Twitter client called TweetGenius around these parts… Ok, maybe it’s not so little, but you know what I mean. What started out as a side project just for me (and lucky friends) to…
Syncplicity to withdraw Mac beta; Mac support killed as of July 31st
Now this is some news we’re most definitely not happy to report. Back in February we told you about Syncplicity, an awesome sync solution that, in our opinion, is far superior to any competing product. In a nutshell, Syncplicity allows…
The day we thought would never come: Gmail (Google Apps) sheds beta tag
Up until this morning, we would have confidently put big money on Gmail maintaining its beta status for the next hundred years. Seriously… Has a more widely used and reliable service ever held onto its beta tag for so long…
Day two of WES 2009
Day two of WES 2009 has come and gone and with its passing we have a few bits and pieces of BlackBerry news to report. While a lot of people were tired from a long night of eating free food…
Maemo 5 Beta SDK is now ripe for the picking
Nokia’s Internet Tablets haven’t exactly been a massive success on the user adoption front but Nokia isn’t one to give up. While the company did recently bail on the latest iteration of its N810 tablet, we know the Finnish giant…
Receiving video MMS works on iPhone OS 3.0?
Ever since the iPhone 3.0 beta was released, only the lucky and skilled have managed to enable MMS on their iPhones. It’s not that it’s impossible to do, you just have to know your way around the OS and do…
iPhone OS 3.0 beta 2 seeded to devz
Ooooh, can you hear that? That’s the static/dropped calls/jumbled audio on everyone’s iPhone running 3.0. Luckily, keeping in tradition, Apple has seeded a new build for OS 3.0 for qualifying developers (read: people that threw down credit cards/bought spots from…
