Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Virtualization is becoming a bigger factor in everyone’s computer experience. One place it seems to be gaining popularity is a Windows client running on a Mac. This arrangement allows a Mac OS X user to have access to the huge Windows library of titles. So, it does make sense for a Mac user to at…
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The iPad officially became available for pre-order earlier today and while plenty of you are still debating about whether or not to pre-order, it appears as if the device might already sold 51,000 units in just two hours via pre-order. Wow. More: continued here
One of the biggest complaints surrounding Apple’s iPhone OS is the lack of multitasking support, and it’s a valid one. But if the latest rumor proves to be true, critics will soon be silenced, or at least redirect their disgust squarely on the lack of Flash integration. More: continued here
Apple’s recent purge of sex-tinged iPhone apps, combined with its lesser-known ban of cookie-cutter apps, signifies the company’s new focus on quality,rather than quantity, in its App Store. More: continued here
The company behind the Web browser Opera is weeks away from submitting it to Apple’s iPhone store for approval, a spokesman said Friday. The result, according to the Norwegian company, would be a browser up to six times faster than the iPhone’s default Web tool, Safari. The open question is is whether Apple will approve…
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Apple’s Chief Operating Officer, Tim Cook, received a bonus worth $22 million for his work filling in for Steve Jobs’ during the CEO’s 2009 medical leave. More: continued here
Shake the phone and the girl loses another item of clothing. Apple wants a German girlie publication to modify its striptease iPhone app so that the girl stays covered by a bikini. Publishers are angry. “Today they censor nipples, tomorrow editorial content,” one said. More: continued here
While Ngmoco has emerged as one of the iPhone’s top original developers, they’ve also lost a lot of fans by sticking with a model they call “freemium,” even to the detriment of some of their most popular games. More: continued here
Following reports that Apple began rejecting App Store software with “minimum user functionality,” the iPhone maker has now set its sights on applications that employ a “cookie cutter” formula. More: continued here
The entire family of devices built on the iPhone OS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) have been designed to run only software that is approved by Apple..Software developers who want Apple’s approval must first agree to the iPhone Developer Program License Agreement. More: continued here
Apple’s push into the mobile advertising space could include tools to allow developers to simply integrate advertisements into App Store software for the iPhone and iPad in the same manner that they add other graphical or interface elements to their apps. More: continued here
Apple is currently evaluating a handful of upcoming Mac software updates with the help of an elite group of testers, including Safari 4.0.5, QuickTime 7.66, and significant maintenance release for its pro applications. More: continued here
In a classic Steve Jobs email, Apple’s CEO bluntly puts to rest any notion that users will be able to tether their iPhones to the iPad to access the Internet. More: continued here
There has been a lot of talk about Apple’s aggressive stance towards Adobe lately. So, here is my list of reason why it is only logical that Apple will acquire Adobe. More: continued here
Apple began removing apps capable of detecting Wi-Fi networks out of the App Store, with no explanation. They removed several Wi-Fi apps commonly referred to as stumblers, or apps that seek out available Wi-Fi networks near your location. More: continued here