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Two weeks ago,we reported that Internet search giant Google had acquired third-party iPhone mail application reMail. At the time, Google rehired reMail CEO and programmer Gabor Cselle to work as a product manager on the Gmail team. reMail was then pulled…
8 March 2010Slashdot
Mirk writes "In a recent interview, Don Knuth wrote: 'The way a lot of programming goes today isn't any fun because it's just plugging in magic incantations — combine somebody else's software and start it up.' The Reinvigorated Programmer laments how much…
7 March 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: iPhone, App Store Several weeks back, we noted that Google had acquired reMail, and had placed founder Gabor Cselle and others from the reMail team on other Google projects. The reMail app distinguished itself from the iPhone's built-in…
7 March 2010Macworld
In these days of login-mania, a password manager is almost a requirement if you want to keep your data secure while maintaining your sanity. 1Password on the Mac and the iPhone is a hard combination to beat, regardless of which version of the mobile app…
5 March 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: Apple Corporate, Developer A little over a month ago, Steve Jobs blasted Google at an Apple Town Hall meeting for entering Apple's territory. "We did not enter the search business. They entered the phone business," Jobs told employees.…
5 March 2010MacOSXHints.com
I bought a new iMac and went crazy with Faces in iPhoto. Two days later I had a lot of tagged photos in Faces. Then I noticed that since I synced my Address Book with Google Contacts, Address Book entries were appearing as suggestions in Faces. I didn't…
5 March 2010Slashdot
krou writes "ReadWriteWeb is covering Google's embrace of a system that would enable any Web publisher to 'automatically submit new content to Google for indexing within seconds of that content being published.' Google's Brett Slatkin is lead developer of…
4 March 2010TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog
Filed under: Apple, Developer, iPhone, iPod touch, iPad Universal apps. They're the solution for delivering your iPhone OS application to both the iPhone and the iPad and having it run natively on each without silly make-do's like pixel doubling. It's a…
4 March 2010World of Apple
3 March 2010Macworld
You can search your Safari bookmarks and history right from the menu bar, but how to do so isn't obvious.
3 March 2010