News headlines

• Opinion: With iPod refresh, Apple is fixing mistakes
  

  Each new iPod was intended to right the wrongs of last year's models.

• Privacy in iTunes Ping - What you need to know
  

  We take a quick look at its privacy and security settings.

• Bug found with Automator and iTunes 10
  

  Affects both existing workflows created for an earlier version of iTunes

• Steve Jobs promises fixes for iPhone flaws next week with iOS 4.1
  

  iPad owners must wait until November for iOS upgrade

• First look: iTunes 10
  

  iTunes 10 features a number of interface changes, and many of them seem designed to save space

• Apple posts video from special event
  

  Apple has posted the full video from Wednesday’s event on its Apple events page

• Opinion: Apple Ping on iTunes - needs fine tuning
  

  Music discovery service powered by recommendations not so hot

• New iPods not included in Apple's Back-to-School money-off scheme
  

  Apple annual school deal finishes 7 September, 2010

• What HDR means for iPhone photos
  

  Results are subtly improved and realistic looking photos

• Twitter for iPad is finally here
  

  You can download Twitter for free from the App Store on your iPad or via iTunes

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Blogs

>> Fri, 03 Sep 2010

Press Release - Native Union launches MM04 Bluetooth Stereo Handset

By Nick Spence

Native Union launches MM04 Bluetooth Stereo Handset

Press Release - Monitor your home or office live on your 3G iPhone and Smartphone with the Swann DVR4-2000 Security Recording System

By Nick Spence

When it comes to protecting your home, business or family, there is no substitute for peace of mind. Whether you’re concerned about crime, vandalism, common household safety or simply need an extra set of eyes the DVR4-2000 is a convenient and affordable solution to monitoring your home or business.
 
The DVR4-2000 Security Recording System provides you with everything you need to monitor, record and capture video footage at your home or business. This system can record continuously from 4 cameras onto its built-in 500GB hard drive for up to 30 days, or choose motion detection and ‘set & forget’ to save hard drive space. It also features state-of-the-art H.264 recording that provides higher image quality for a fraction on the file size. The system includes two PNP-150 security cameras that can capture footage inside or out. Each camera features a weather resistant anti-corrosive casing and night vision allowing you to see up to 30ft/9m in the dark.
 
The DVR4-2000 easily connects to your TV for instant live viewing via the AV channel. It is also equipped with remote viewing software to view live footage over the Internet. You can even download the free APlayer ‘app’ from App Store for live streaming on your 3G iPhone. Want to see more around your home or business? Add another 2 Swann security cameras as required.
 
Available at £399.99 from selected PCW and Currys stores or via email: uksales@swann.com.au

>> Thu, 02 Sep 2010

Jonny Evans - Apple's Ping ain't no 'Facebook killer'

By Jonny Evans

Following last night's first look at Apple's new iPods, I've spent some time playing with Apple's new social network for music, Ping, asking myself, "Has Apple laid down a threat to Facebook and MySpace with this?". The answer is that it has, but the threat is limited by key missing features, which I think need to be implemented or Ping will disappear from view with a pop.

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