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PC Magazine January 2006Articles in January 2006 issue of PC Magazine
* US High Court Refuses to Review RIM Patent Ruling
by Reuters
* DTV Alliance Takes Mobile TV To The Masses
by Bary Alyssa Johnson
* Government... | | iPod: The Missing Manual
What a difference a decade makes. When Apple introduced the very first iPod back in October 2001, it was a bulky chunk of white plastic, chrome, and glass that held a mere 5 gigabytes of music. But its concept was simple and enticing: you could carry 1,000 songs around in your pocket. And people did.
| | iPhone For Dummies (Computer/Tech)Play podcasts, music, videos, and photo slideshows
Customize your iPhone, fill it with cool stuff, even use it to manage your life
With Apple's iPhone, you have the world virtually in your pocket. But because it does so much, there's much to know about using it! This full-color guide shows you... |
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Macworld iPhone Superguide, Second EditionFor iPhone, iPod, iPod touch, Mac and Windows users, this book details and simplifies the best use of your iPhone features. This Second Edition brings back the popular iPhone Superguide, updated for iPhone, iPhone 3G, and iPod touch.
Our experts share how to master hidden features easily, connect to nearby... | | The Business of iOS App Development: For iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
Updated and expanded for the new Apple iOS8, The Business of iOS App Development, Third Edition shows you how to incorporate marketing and business savvy into every aspect of the design and development process, giving your app the best possible chance of succeeding in the App Store.
This book is written by experienced... | | My New Iphone: 52 Simple Projects to Get You Started
You finally did it-you bought the gizmo that everyone's talking about. Maybe you've already figured out how to play music or make phone calls, but then what?
How does the voicemail work? And that keyboard? What about all of those cool apps-which ones do you need, and how do you get them? You need a book like My New iPhone... |
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Pervasive Information Architecture: Designing Cross-Channel User Experiences
I knew the Internet before it got famous. There were places but no paths, no
maps, no search engines. Entry required a key in the form of an IP address
and an incantation in the language of UNIX. It was a small world that felt big
because it was so easy to get lost in the shadowy realm of texts and data, completely
devoid of color.... | | Selling Digital Music, Formatting Culture
Selling Digital Music, Formatting Culture documents the transition of recorded music on CDs to music as digital files on computers. More than two decades after the first digital music files began circulating in online archives and playing through new software media players, we have yet to fully internalize the cultural and aesthetic ... | | Mac OS X and the Digital LifestyleAs a dedicated Mac user, you have experienced the power that applications like iMovie, iDVD, and iTunes can give you over your digital media. Ever wonder what you could do if you combined these tools with QuickTime, iPhoto, and iTools? The result is a complete digital lifestyle that allows you to master your digital domain. Mac OS X and the Digital... |
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