Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Sydney Morning Herald Nexus One and Android 2.1: Apple Better Watch OutReadWriteWeb (blog)Apple will clearly have to step up its game with the next iPhone if it wants to hold off Android's momentum. In terms of features, the Nexus One is already …Nexus One Revives Apple, Google RivalryWall Street JournalGoogle Makes More on Nexus One…
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France24 Green Guide to Electronics Is Disputed, but InfluentialNew York TimesApple, meanwhile, having become a favorite whipping boy for the organization's list makers (the company ranked last in the edition published April, 2007), …Nokia and Apple receive top marks from GreenpeacePhones ReviewGreenpeace issues 'green' grades to Apple, NokiaAFPGreenpeace gives Apple a boost while Samsung takes…
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Apple Releases Remote Desktop 3.3.2 UpdatePC WorldApple rolled out Apple Remote Desktop 3.3.2 on Monday, improving the overall stability and performance of the remote-management …Apple Posts Remote Desktop 3.3.2 Release NotesSoftpediaApple releases Apple Remote Desktop 3.3.2 Client, Apple Remote Desktop 3.3.2 AdminMacDailyNews (blog)Apple Issues Remote Desktop 3.3.2 Client, Admin UpdatesSoftpediaall 8 news articles » More: continued…
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Mac Rumors Apple takes down Fingerworks.com in nod to tabletZDNet (blog)The concept blended software and hardware that was probably ahead of its time The duo has since been hired as senior engineers at Apple and little has been …Apple Takes Down FingerWorks.com Ahead of Tablet LaunchSoftpediaFingerWorks' site pulled before Apple tabletElectronista (blog)Fingerworks.com Content Pulled Ahead…
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When it was first released, end users could find movies, find theaters, and buy tickets. Soon, the app may be able to produce scannable bar codes so users don’t have to bother printing a ticket. More: continued here
A week ago we asked readers to help us tell Apple what you want in the next iPhone: the OS, the apps, the hardware. Within two hours, I had over two hundred emails in my inbox. Within four days, the email total topped 1,100. As I was shifting and sorting through all your suggestions, one…
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Often Apple has a need to let information out, unofficially. The company has been doing that for years, and it helps preserve Apple’s consistent, official reputation for never talking about unreleased products. More: continued here
How can you make a touchscreen thinner and brighter at the same time? Use the pixels as touch sensors, says Apple. Touchscreens and multitouch technology make up a significant majority of Apple’s research into future user interface improvements, and the iPhone introduced some of those UI paradigm shifts into our increasingly mobile computing… More: continued…
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Apple is leading and HP is playing catch up, but the lack of action from other companies is ensuring that customers and the environment are still losing out More: continued here
Apple is projected to sell 36 million iPhones worldwide in 2010, but Piper Jaffray concedes that total is likely conservative for international sales, and doesn’t include the possibility of expansion to other carriers in the U.S. More: continued here
An Apple patent application surfaced on Thursday that points to a new type of multitouch screen technology. The application describes a way of integrating a touch-sensitive panel into a display, rather than layering it on top, potentially allowing for thinner and less expensive touch screens. More: continued here
imagination applied sciences, the photographs chip maker of which Apple is a part proprietor, introduced Friday its new PowerVR SGX545 cellular GPU. the brand new mobile GPU adds full improve for OpenGL 3.2 and OpenCL 1.0. the real-world efficiency is said to deliver 40 million polygons per second at 200MHz. extra: continued right here
Facebook has released v3.1 of its free social networking app for the iPhone and iPod touch. Added in the upgrade are push notifications, which signal new messages, comments, photo tags and the like without having to open the app itself. Notifications can be toggled on or off by category in a device’s Settings menu…. More:…
Apple is not using Intel hardware in its forthcoming tablet, says an analyst with Northeast Securities. Ashok Kumar claims to have learned the information from Apple’s design manufacturing partners, who have discounted notions that the tablet might run an Intel Atom processor. Atom chips are frequently used in sub-notebook devices such as netbooks…. More: continued…
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As rumored, Microsoft at its CES 2010 keynote showed off an HP-designed tablet computer. The “slate” is completely new and lacks a physical keyboard, instead relying on capacitive touch. It also runs on Windows 7, sports multi-touch and adjusts for the orientation of the display, suggesting it has both an x86-based processor and an accelerometer…….