Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Credit Suisse’s analysts met with some Apple executives this Sunday, and according to what they heard, $499 isn’t the lowest Apple can go on the iPad. Apparently, Apple intends to stay “nimble” on pricing of the iPad, possibly lowering prices if the newly unveiled tablet device fails to gain traction among consumers. Some are claiming…
A consumer survey suggests that interest in the iPad is waning after the initial “hoopla” but looking at the same data suggests that interest increased among those most likely to buy. More: continued here
id Software has brought yet another Doom title to the iPhone, only this time it is in turn-based RPG form. Doom II RPG pits you against the forces of hell as they once again attempt to conquer Earth. As you may have already deduced from the “RPG” in the game’s title, Doom II RPG isn’t…
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Booooly! on the surface looks like another match three game where you tap to remove items from an increasing mass. It is definitely so much more than that. Find out all the details inside. More: continued here
We’ve been showered in tablet talk in the wake of the Apple iPad announcement, and while we have our problems with it (and so did you), we’re still left wondering: Are you interested in some form of tablet computing? More: continued here
Want to know what your local MP is doing? There’s an app for that. Labour MP Derek Wyatt has become the world’s first serving politician to launch an iPhone app which he said makes him more accountable to constituents.The free MyMP app shows users what their MP is doing, where they are and lets the…
In November 2009, Apple launched a feature dubbed iTunes Preview, which essentially enabled people to see what music is available on iTunes from their Web browser without the need to fire up – or install – the desktop software program. This morning, Apple activated the iTunes Preview feature for iPhone / iPod Touch applications in…
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Amazon said: You still can’t buy Macmillan books from Amazon, though, and now the book publishing giant has fired back with full-page ads in The New York Times and Publishers Marketplace. More: continued here
AT&T on Thursday greenlit the use of SlingPlayer Mobile for the iPhone on its 3G network. The carrier now claims that it has tested the app since mid-December and believes it can run without consuming too much bandwidth. More: continued here
With today’s launch of the USB friendly copycat iTablet and rumors that Mac has a second tablet in the works, we thought we’d make the March 14th decision to buy or not to buy easier for you. More: continued here
Tablets today are thought to be made in one of two ways: Upsizing a smartphone or downsizing a laptop. Many of these new tablets are decent, but both methods render something less than the perfect tablet. More: continued here
Software freedom requires more than just a license. It also needs an open market to be meaningful–witness Apple, Canonical, and others flirting with Microsoft. Read this blog post by Matt Asay on The Open Road. More: continued here
Days after Macmillan essentially forced Amazon to accept higher prices for its Kindle e-book titles, Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corp., said his publishing company HarperCollins is also in talks to increase titles beyond $9.99. More: continued here
Close scrutiny of the iPad which Steve Jobs presented at Apple’s special event last week shows what may be webcam, tucked away in the black screen bezel just More: continued here
Google vs. Apple vs. Microsoft. – One of these tech giants has it all, and the other two are still scratching their heads. Take a look at how deep their pockets really are…Who has the debt…who has the products, and who has the market fooled. More: continued here