Adium addiert Facebook Schwätzchen
Adium, eine Multiklient Mac-Schwätzchen-APP, hat Facebook Schwätzchenunterstützung addiert. Entwickler Evan Schoenberg bildete die Ansage auf dem Adium blog.
Adium auch Unterstützungen: AOL sofortiger Kurier (einschließlich ICQ und. Mac), Jabber (einschließlich Google Gespräch und LiveJournal), MSN Kurier, Yahoo! Kurier (einschließlich Yahoo! Japan), Bonjour (kompatibel mit iChat), MySpace IM, Gadu-Gadu, Novell Groupwise, QQ
und Lotos Sametime.
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WWDC Flashback: Why It’s Taken 10 Years from Carbon to Snow Leopard
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Today’s rumors that Steve Jobs may introduce an incremental update to OS X called Snow Leopard at his Worldwide Developers Conference keynote provide a powerful reminder of just how effective the project to replace the Classic Mac OS has been. Buzz on the wires has it that Snow Leopard would be for Intel processors only, completely abandoning the PowerPC platform that Steve Jobs inherited at Apple in 1996. Some have even speculated that Carbon and the last pieces of the original Mac OS toolkit could be similarly discarded in the release. If all that is true (and the latter part is particularly hard to swallow without bricks of salt), it officially marks the death of the Macintosh OS at the hands of its proud successor, OS X.
This is a really significant achievement, and not because I’m nostalgic for MultiFinder. This officially marks the conclusion of the most patient, incremental, and down-right conservative campaign of change ever waged by one Steven P. Jobs. At a WWDC much like this one, just 10 years ago, he began to wage that war. Next Monday, he will have won. The Mac is dead. Long live OS X. To read why and how this happened, please click through.
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Bounjour to allow wireless iTunes sync for 3G iPhone?
Quite a few things can be done with the wonders of Bounjour. File transfers, and wireless streaming, all the things that you could ever want to do over a local network, can be done with Bonjour. One thing that would certainly be nice on the new iPhone would be the ability to sync your iTunes library without using that pesky USB cable.
This folder you see, contains icons that represent devices and services that are normally reserved for use with Bonjour. As you can clearly see in this screen shot, the folder contains icons that represent the iPhone and the iPod Touch. Now, this is not an absolute confirmation that they will be getting Bonjour support, but it is a fair bet.
Bonjour has already been brought to the iPhone unofficially thanks to the relative ease of jailbreaking and loading custom icons on the iPhone and iPod Touch. WWDC and the rumored launch of the 2.0 firmware is right around the corner, so keep it locked for the latest news.
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Sipgate releases Real VOIP App for the iPhone
Sipgate Inc, a San Francisco-based company has just launched their free native application for the iPhone which allows iPhone users to make and receive VOIP calls over Wi-Fi using any SIP-based VoIP-service similar to Fring that was released a couple of months back an Israeli startup. More details and screenshots of the native iPhone app available after the jump.
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