Looking for coverage of Steve Jobs MacWorld keynote? You’ve come to the right place! CunningTV is going to be providing live coverage of MacWorld ‘08, and we might even have a live audio feed! Check it out at Digg.

AriX

iJailBreak Released!

Hey guys, I’ve just released my first Mac application! You can find it at ijailbreak.com

As you may be able to tell, it jailbreaks iPod Touches :D

AriX

New YouTube Videos

After almost a year of inactivity, I decided to start uploading videos to YouTube again.

The first one is called “Mac OS X History of Intro Videos”, about the Mac’s intro videos over the years: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Gov-XY7mDPE

The second is called “Mac OS X 10.5 Stacks” and is a short demo of stacks under Leopard: http://youtube.com/watch?v=64mr_doqvcc

AriX

Apple Event Coverage

Hey everyone, here are the sites that I have found with September 18th Apple Event Coverage:

CunningTV
SlashGear
Pocket-Lint
T3
Engadget
CunningTV’s Twitter account, can be used for SMS messages

AriX

Leo Mancini Web Developer Icons

Hey all,
Recently, Leo Mancini has created some great looking icons! They are distributed by the web company pixelstorms, which he runs with his good friend, Chad Ohman. I’d recommend checking out these icons, they look excellent! The set contains 100 great looking icons, and costs only $100… That’s only $1 per icon!
Leo Mancini does a great job on all of his projects, so you should definitely check out the Web Developer Stock Icons right now. If you’d like a look at all the icons, you can see them at http://leomancini.net/stockicons. Then, if you’d like to buy them, you can buy them from the pixelstorms store.
Congrats Leo!

P.S. This definitely isn’t Tumblr reblogged…

P.P.S. This blog will soon be replaced with something more interesting… (or perhaps less, but that’s probably pretty darn hard to accomplish)

AriX

WWDC Coverage Tomorrow

As you all probably know, I’m working with Ben Feldman and definetheline (two good friends) on something called CunningTV (cunning.tv).

As I hope you all know, tomorrow is WWDC, Apple’s developer conference! We’ll be having live coverage on CunningTV starting at 12:30 PM EST with the live pre-show where everyone who wants to can be involved on Talkshoe where we’ll discuss our predictions and more.

At 1 PM, we’ll switch over to the live stream of Steve Jobs’ keynote presentation, which should last for about an hour and a half. Around 2:30 PM-ish, we’ll switch back over to Talkshoe where everyone following with us can react publicly to what was just announced.

Around 3 PM we’ll wind down and go back to regular programming on CunningTV.

In case you’re worried you may miss it, don’t worry! We’ll be recording every single part of it and we’ll be making it available for everyone hopefully not long after we conclude. It will be replayed on CunningTV, as well.

Digg it! http://digg.com/apple/WWDC_Coverage_on_CunningTV

AriX

Mozy Backup for Mac Review

I have reviewed an app called Mozy Backup for Mac at http://iappblog.com/mozy-backup-for-mac. Happy reading!

:( It melted…

Photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8512779@N04/sets/72157600268133703/


AriX

Blogging + WinX Casts

I apologize for not blogging much lately, I have some stuff coming for you guys soon.

Today though, I would like to tell you about a new blog, WinX Casts, where you can go to find all the TalkCasts and episodes I do on Talkshoe. Instead of having to search through Talkshoe, you can just go to my website and find what I’m doing, when I’m doing it. You can find that here.

AriX

My Talkcasts

I podcast a lot on Talkshoe.com, so here are the podcasts I do:

The iPodLinuxCast
A podcast all about iPodLinux, how to install it, and what you can do with it :)

The TechCast
A podcast all about computers and tech!

The Weekly Compile
The TalkCast about programming in all different languages.

Apple Live Event Discussion
We discuss the Apple events, like MacWorld, WWDC, NAB, etc. live, while they happen!

Creativi-Tea
Let your creativity fly in a relaxed, tea break sorta way. Every week we’ll review an application, then open up the lines for a discussion of anything that involves making stuff. Ask a question, announce a product, whatever. It’s a tea break for your brain.

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