This is my full review of Snow Leopard for the Mac.

If you want to see all the new features, then watch this video

So the rumored Apple Tablet is hitting top rumors once again, this time going around as the device releasing in May or June of 2010 and will also run iPhone OS instead of Mac OS X. There have been reports that the tablet looks like an iPhone. These rumors are sort of true as it looks like an iPhone 3G, complete with a curved back and that gloss finish.

The tablet is supposed to have a 10.7? screen and offering a great resolution of 720p. There will also be two different ones to chose from; one with 3G wireless connectivity and one without.

The tablet is reportedly being targeted to provide substantial book and magazine reading functionality along with an enhanced experience for the traditional functions of the iPhone and iPod touch, which is very interesting.

Again, this is just a rumor but it is 80% guaranteed so there is an extremely good chance that all of this is true.

Post your thoughts in the forum on this.

There were a few updates in this new version of iTunes, these features/bug fixes can be found below. The biggest and best feature to me in this update is the maximize button which was not in iTunes 9. This update is available for all operating systems (Mac, Windows, Vista, Linux) and can be downloaded here

Nokia, the world’s top cell phone maker, filed a lawsuit against Apple after claiming the U.S. firm had infringed ten Nokia patents.

Ten patents in the case, which were filed in Delaware, relate to technologies fundamental for devices using GSM

NASA themselves have released an iPhone application in the App Store for free. This app enables users to stay on top of the latest NASA news, access to up-to-the-minutes news, videos, and photos from NASA missions. Users can also track the orbital locations of various NASA spacecraft in real-time over Wi-Fi. You can also see how far away the space shuttle is away from your exact location.

Apple executives, headed by vice president of iPod and iPhone Product Marketing Greg Joswiak, are headed to Beijing, China this week to talk with the representatives of Unicom (one of China’s cell phone services) about plans for launching the iPhone there.

As you know that about last week, the photos of the apparent photos of the new iPhone were released and they may be true but we do not know exactly how they will look. The iPhone was approved to go for sale on May 7th. Several reports

out of the region have recently indicated that a deal between Apple and China Unicom is back and fourth, and this week’s meeting may be related to finalization of details of the partnership.

If this does get approved in China, they can finally stop selling all of the fake iPhones and actually have real ones! This will also reduce the amount of scams on websites (like eBay) or on the streets because they will all know how the real iPhone looks and functions. China will probably build up a lot more money from these iPhones because I am pretty sure that they will sell out all over China for at least the first week.

Make sure to check back here daily to find out more news on this and other stories.

Showing off just a few of the new features in Mac OS X Snow Leopard (10.6) that I found about 10 minutes after installing.

I will be uploading a full review tomorrow.

As you may recall from a while while back when I made a post about an iPod Touch exploding (which was an 11 year old girl’s iPod). After that, about a week from today, an iPhone exploded, well the screen glass went everywhere and injured a teenagers eye in France.

Now Apple knew that this teenager was going to try to sue Apple so Apple took action. Apple said

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