Ken and Greg Aspeslagh claim that they created the application at the C-4 Developer Conference’s Iron Coder Live this weekend, winning first prize.
The hacked videoconferencing is now working on the iPhone using the Wi-Fi connection and its built-in camera and a combo mirror and stand device that allows your face to be seen with the [...]

Over at Apple.com is a curious video about how to sync / activate your iPhone to iTunes. What makes this video so curious is that while Apple is explaining how to use your iPhone, the capacity is displaying the all too familiar 74.40 GB.
Is this some sort of hacked up iTunes for the demo video? [...]

Straight off, iPhone salivators, here’s The Time to go with The Date in your calendar (. . . I’m guessing iCal):
6:00pm
At WWDC last week, Steve Jobs announced in his keynote that the iPhone will go on sale on 29-June at 6:00pm, “local time.” Time will tell if the line around your local Apple Store (or [...]

As we move through June, YISTA will be following all the salient details about Apple’s forthcoming iPhone up to and beyond its release. That release date, Apple revealed last night, is June 29th, just scraping by (as is Apple tradition) on the promised “June 2007″ deadline announced by Steve Jobs at Macworld in January.
This news [...]

Macaulay, a software engineer, was able to hack into a MacBook through a zero-day security hole in Apple’s Safari browser. The computer was one of two offered as a prize in the “PWN to Own” hack-a-Mac contest at the CanSecWest conference in Vancouver.
Macaulay teamed with Dino Dai Zovi, a security researcher until recently with Matasano [...]

With Apple’s new set-top device filtering into the hands of the faithful, its buzz has been appropriately high. Over the weekend, however, many enterprising hackers took the time to probe the internals of the AppleTV a bit more thoroughly. What did they find?As it turns out, Apple’s claim that its new devices (e.g. AppleTV, iPhone) [...]

If your an Apple “Fan-boy” like most of us at YISTA then I’m sure that you remember the angelic ringtone that came from Apple’s new iPhone when Steve Jobs received the first public iPhone call during his keynote @ MacWorld 2007.
The iPhone won’t be out until June ‘07 but the ringtone is up for grabs [...]

You might remember an application written by Ian Anthony that we posted about earlier this year called MacSaber. Well in collaboration with Hiroaki of DarwiinRemote, which allows you to control your Mac OS X environment with Nintendo’s Wiimote, Anthony has released a brand new use for your Wiimote… an audio Lightsaber simulator called [...]

When it comes to owning an iPod, as over 70% MP3 player owners do, you find you’re self purchasing the majority of your music from the iTunes Music Store (iTMS). The iTMS is a great source for music, movies, TV shows, podcasts and more but there is one small issue with the Apple service… Digital [...]

Dan Kurtz of San Francisco has etched Rene Magritte’s “The Son of Man” onto the cover of his 15″ PowerBook.

This new speciman of laptop creativity was done via a Squid Labs epilog laser and the open-source program Inkscape to craft the duo-tone rendering, according to Kurtz’ post on Skid Labs’ Instructables community Web site. The [...]