eBay as a service is evolving, and so are the ways in which people use it. What was for a long time a way of easily selling second-hand items you had lying around, has now become a way for businesses to reach new customers. Over the years eBay has grown and added layers of complexity […]
Several SongGenie customers have let us know about incorrect genres showing up in iTunes after using our software. Instead of the usual “Rock”, “Pop” or “Reggae”, several different numbers are shown in the genre field. The problem first appeared in iTunes 9.2 and seemingly hasn’t been improved in the latest iTunes 9.2.1 update. The good […]
As Apple were busy launching their exciting new iPhone 4 in California, they quietly released Safari 5, the latest version of their web browser for Mac OS X. Since then our team has been busy testing all of our apps, to make sure they are compatible with the new browser. Safari 5 comes with a […]
Emails are great for sending birthday wishes. Being able to add your own photos creates a nice personal touch. Friendly greetings are fine too, but if you want show friends and family a little something extra, drag in a photo, share an inside joke and send smiles all around. The new Birthday Cards collection adds […]
As many of you already know, Apple announced that last year’s Macworld would be their last. After six great years at Macworld San Francisco, their announcement prompted us to re-evaluate this iconic trade show. Today we’d like to share some of our favorite anecdotes from the last six years as well as our reasons for […]
We decided to do our little bit for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. Here’s the email, Till sent to the team today. If you would like to make a donation, please visit the Doctors without Borders website.