If anyone in here can remember the old Apple Macintosh classic Oregon Trail, then you're in luck!  All those days spent in the computer lab at your elementary school, dying of dysentary and arrows from Indian attacks, will begin to flood your memory... that is, if you purchase it on your mobile phone.  Usually, I'm not an advocate of cell phone games, but, I mean, COME ONE!  This is Oregon Trail!  You still won't beat it, as I am fairly certain that there is no way to beat this game, but it's still fun to try.  Head on over to the folks at www.gameloft.com and download the game today!  All it takes is roughly $4 to let the flashbacks begin.

A Apple disponibilizou ontem (dia 11) o AirPort Utility 5.3.2, uma atualização para seu software gerenciador de bases Wi-Fi. O UPDATE traz coreções de bugs e aprimora a compratibilidade do AirPort Utility e AirPort Base Station Agent. O download está disponível para o OS X Leopard, Tiger e para Windows.

And that someone is me! I guess I was posting "in the moment" when I published my post "Voice Text With iPhone: A Call to All Developers."

iPhone por fin vendrá a Guatemala... Con Claro, y al parecer, tambien Telefónica.  Pero leyendo hoy en la Prensa Libre. A MI ME PARECIO haber entendido  que "el iphone 3G tambien podría utilizar el servicio de videollamada" , claro que yo se que no es cierto. Pero para una persona que no lo sabía, me parece que  podría haber entendido que si tiene ese servicio. ...  Si no les parece, si me equivoque o lo que quieran, dejen su comentario ... xD

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Hace unos dias Telefónica Movistar coloco una nota de prensa en donde anuncia que ofrecerá el iPhone en 16 países más aparte de los q se mecncionaron en la keynote del 9 de junio, muchos de ellos en Latinoamérica y sudamerica .Seria bueno q se ofreciera con mas operadores ya q esto aumentaria la competencia y esto se traduciria en mejores condiciones para los usuarios Entre los países latinoamericanos que tendrán Movistar como su operador celular están :

With the recent announcement of the iPhone 3G, many current iPhone users are pondering an upgrade. Here's the lowdown on what upgrading will entail.

If you are a current iPhone user on AT&T and bought your phone before May 27, you can purchase an iPhone 3G at the new prices (8GB - $199, 16GB - $299), AND keep your old iPhone. If you bought your iPhone after May 27, then you may trade in your iPhone for an iPhone 3G. The store will also refund the price difference between your old phone and the new one.

AMD has announced a new video card for PCs and Macs called the ATI Radeon HD 3870, the first card in its 3000-series for Macs as well as the first to support both platforms. Not two different cards, one card for both.

Mac users will need a Mac Pro to be able to use it (sorry, won't fit into a Mini or iMac).

Specs of the card will include:

Yesterday I was having a discussion about which Apple apps use the new garbage collection feature of Objective-C 2.0 (the fobjc-gc switch).

One of the reasons this topic comes up in Microsoft circles is the fact that so few Microsoft desktop applications use the CLR. As you may be aware, there is a performance cost associated with running code in the CLR and garbage collection often gets painted as the chief offender.

I had heard that several Apple apps in 10.5 used this feature, but I had never followed up to know for sure. Yesterday I decided to take a look. Since I am a completely hacker, I decided not to ping the Apple lists and just see if there was a way to figure this out myself.

We're continuing our detailed coverage of all the bits and pieces dripping from the Worldwide Developers Conference in San Fransisco. As you all might recall, Apple bought a chip company called P.A. Semi not too long ago, a maker of low-power PowerPC chips, fuelling rumours Apple might use them in its own products such as the iPhone and iPod. This has now been confirmed by His Steveness himself.
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The New York Times caught up with Jobs after his keynote presentation at WWDC, and the most interesting bit is a few words Jobs shared with the New York Times on Apple's acquisition of P.A. Semi. Jobs said:

Este post debería estar escrito desde mi nuevo y flamante iPod Touch, pero tengo unos problemas con el wifi que no soy capaz de solucionar. Menos mal que el sábado ya cambio de domicilio!

Y nada... no tengo mucho que contar hoy! Estoy de equipajes hasta el moño, es tremendo meter la vida de cuatro meses en una maleta!

Y poco más... a ver si preparo un post más divertido.