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With all the Apple-bashing lately, you’d think that iPhone users—typically a satisfied lot—might be a little less thrilled with their chosen smartphone. Not so, according to a new survey by RBC/IQ ChangeWave. The market researcher polled iPhone 3GS owners and found that an astounding 99 percent of 200 respondents were satisfied with the device. And 82 percent said they were “very satisfied” with the 3GS.

That's not a backlash, that’s love fest.

The survey results, first reported by Apple Insid… Continue

Mac users still patiently await a full-fledged Chrome, but if you've been sticking with the latest builds of Chromium on Mac (they're at 4.0 in the most recent build, 23227 at the time of this writing), you'll notice a new bookmark import option and improvements on the Flash front—a must for widespread adoption. TechCrunch reports that Flash playback is still buggy at times (often crashing when you enter HD mode on a YouTube video, for example), but on the plus side: Chrome works like it's suppo… Continue

Microsoft announced Thursday that the next edition of Microsoft Office for Mac will be released in late 2010. The new edition of the venerable office suite will include Outlook for Mac, a new application that will replace Entourage.

“We’ll bring forward all the functionality from the Entourage Web Services Edition, including public folders, managed folders, and category syncing, but with Outlook we’re going even further and building a whole new application,” said Microsoft Mac Business Unit gen… Continue

This tweak turns your dock into a 2D dock like tiger had (go knows why would you like to do that):
1. go into terminal and write:
defaults write com.apple.Dock no-glass -bool yes;
killall Dock

the dock will disappear, wait for 5 sec and the dock will reappear, there you go you have a 2D dock,

1. in order to go back to a 3D you need to use these commands:
defaults write com.apple.Dock no-glass -bool no;
killall Dock

An AppleInsider source familiar with Mac OS X Snow Leopard has detailed some important (and cool) changes with the install process. They report that the gold master build (which we told you about earlier this week) is now going into the hands of AppleCare representatives to learn how to handle support requests for the new OS.
Some of the key changes to the installer include:
- Rosetta and QuickTime 7 are optional installs with Snow Leopard. If you have a serial key for QT 7, it will go ahead and… Continue