Where will you be this June? If you’re an Apple developer, you’ll want to be at San Francisco’s Moscone West for the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) 2009 slated for June 8-12.
This is the premier event for Apple developers who create apps for Mac OS X or iPhone, and also for IT pros who work [...]
It may not be the most authoritative source (what is?), but the winners of the Best iPhone App Ever Awards have recently been announced. The awards are organized and run by 148apps.com, an iPhone and iPod touch App review site whose main feature is a top 148 list. Awards were decided based on community and [...]
When French student Axel Peju wanted to use his Mac to track his finances and manage a budget, he couldn’t find an application to meet his needs, so he created his own. He developed Squirrel, a personal finance program for the Mac (and soon, the iPhone). It’s full of features to help you save and [...]
Every year Engadget gives Readers’ Choice awards and Editors’ Choice awards for different gadget related items. Guess which company won the most awards? You’re right, Apple.
Here is the shortlist of Apple’s accolades:
iPhone won Best Gadget, Best Smartphone, and Most Anticipated Gadget (3G) for the editors and the readers.
The iMac won Best Desktop for both readers [...]
Yesterday it was announced that The Apple Blog is one of the top 10 finalists for Best Technology Blog.
We have the honor of being included in the list with classic blogs like Engadget, Gizmodo, and Lifehacker.
If you’ve enjoyed the content The Apple Blog has provided over the past year, we’d love to have your vote.
You [...]
Glenn Wolsey points out that the Design Awards have been named for WWDC 2007. You can see them by category, here.
A quick rundown:
Delicious Library 2 goes home with the Best Leopard Application award – can’t wait to get a look at that piece of software, eh?
Coda takes the Best User Experience award – [...]
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