Every iPhone-User should know this

via ABC News schickt Journalist Bill Weir zu Foxconn – iPhoneBlog.de

Siri on iPhone 4S

Haha: "Let me think about that..."

Via:

Siri assistant on iPhone 4S gets real world demo - SlashGear

Apple Patents

The 313 Apple patents that list Steven P. Jobs among the group of inventors offer a glimpse at his legendary say over the minute details of the company’s products — from the company’s iconic computer cases to the glass staircases that are featured in many Apple stores.
Steve Jobs’s Patents - Interactive Feature - NYTimes.com

Apple Logo

Buamai - das-design-des-apple-logos.jpg 970x582 pixels

BumpTop Mac

BumpTop Mac: Reinventing your Mac desktop.

Sports illustrated on iSlate concept

Apple's Multi-Touch gesture language

Apple wants to teach us Multi-Touch gesture language - Unwired View

Apple Multi-Touch-Mouse

Apple - Magic Mouse - Die erste Multi-Touch-Maus der Welt.

The Inhospitable Land of the App Store - Unweary

"Since last year I've been working on several iPhone projects off and on. I have half a dozen solutions incubating that I think are both new and fun (and for problems where there isn't 'an app for that' on the App Store. Don't tell Apple.) I've tried curtailing my blog reading, focusing only on 'critical news' specifically to avoid reading about App Store rejections. Daring Fireball is one of a few blogs I still read daily and yesterday I read about yet another App Store rejection."

Read full article: The Inhospitable Land of the App Store - Unweary

Apple plots course for middle of mobile

It's become quite clear over the last several months that Apple is ready to bridge the mobile computing gap, with plans to develop a device that fits somewhere in between the iPhone and the MacBook. A recent Wall Street Journal article proclaimed that during his medical leave, CEO Steve Jobs has been working on that midsized mobile device, bigger than an iPhone but smaller than a MacBook.

Read the full arcticle at: CNET News

Usability Analysis of Apple.com: Why is it so Good? | Spoonfed Design

1. The Most Usable Content Navigation and Menus
2. Clean and Flowing Grid-Based Layout
3. Consistent and Smooth Colors; High Quality Images
4. Smooth and Scannable Content Organization
5. Fast Load Times
6. The Search
7. The Subtle Details
8. What Says Usable to You?

Usability Analysis of Apple.com: Why is it so Good? | Spoonfed Design

Introducing Safari 4 - See the web in a whole new way

Some new features:
Top Sites
See your favorite websites at a glance. Open one with a single click.

Cover Flow
Flip through your site history or bookmarks like you flip through albums in iTunes.

Full History Search
Easily retrieve sites you’ve seen before. Spot the one you want in Cover Flow.

Tabs on Top
Manage your tabs elegantly and open a wide window for exploring the web.

Nitro Engine
Wait less. Browse more. Surf the web with the world’s fastest browser.

Windows Native Look and Feel
Vista and XP users: feel right at home in Safari for Windows.

Developer Tools
Access the best suite of development tools ever included in a browser.

Apple - Safari - Introducing Safari 4 - See the web in a whole new way

Apple product of the day

(via Apple product ideas: one silly, one sensible - Core77)

Mobile Me Download

Download (derzeit noch nicht über den Software-Updater sondern nur als extra Paket)

via [video] Grundkurs Marketing

Apple Multi-Touch-Interface

Weitere Patente rund um Apples Multi-Touch-Interface: "Weitere Patente rund um Apples Multi-Touch-Interface
Tags: Patent, Rumors, Touchscreen.
Zwei Finger sind nicht genug. AppleInsider listet insgesamt 25 kürzlich veröffentlichte Patentanträge Apples aus dem Jahr 2007, die sich durchweg mit der Verbesserung und dem Ausbau der Multi-Touch-Funktionen auf iPod touch, iPhone und MacBooks befassen. So sollen die Gesten bis zu vier Finger umfassen und neue Panel-Technologien zum Beispiel zwischen Fingerkuppe und Fingernagel oder gar zwischen verschiedenen Körperteilen unterscheiden können."