The Smithsonian discovers just how much the Abstract Expressionists drank, Artinfo puts together a list of artworlders’ favorite restaurants, and bloggers worry celebrity obsession has hit a new high. This week in art news: Your guiltiest pleasures.
1. Scientists Investigate Stendhal Syndrome
A group of scientists in Florence are monitoring the vital signs Read More
One of the key aspects in the marketing campaign for the iPhone 3G S, introduced on June 19, has been the availability of 50,000 applications, with prices for said applications (or “apps” as all the iPhone users call them) ranging from free (such as Google Earth, Cool Facts and fan-favorite Shabbat Shalom) to $449 (the Read More
Whether you received your new iPhone 3G S in the mail or waited in a soggy line at the Apple Store or sat in your pajamas and upgraded your software from home, it’s probably time to spruce up your application library, or at least get rid of the iFart you Read More
“If you’re have a slamming Saturday night, there’s no reason why it shouldn’t feel like a game of Legend of Zelda,” said
We told you how about Apple is frustrating iPhone freelance software developers by staying mum about their mysterious non-disclosure agreement (a common reaction: "fucking NDA!"). Well, now Saul Hansell at the New York Times‘ Bits blog is wondering about the company’s approval process and standards for iPhone applications. The answer? "So far, Apple Read More
