Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Besides publishing, another thing that the iPad is predicted to revolutionize is definitely the way we surf the Internet. As you remember from the announcement, it will be “Internet at your fingertips” and while we still don’t have a device to fully experience it, you can already check out how it will look and feel…
NLU Products, like nearly every other accessory maker has or intends to do, has jumped on the iPad bandwagon. The company intends to release versions of their popular ScreenGuardz and BodyGuardz for the iPad right around the time the device is made available to the public. NLU’s ScreenGuardz and BodyGuardz are some of the best in…
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Targus, the longtime technology case and accessory provider, has announced that they intend to have an iPad-sized version of their iPhone Screen Protector with Clear View technology available sometime in April. “In addition to our current line of fingerprint-resistant screen protectors for iPhone 3G, 3GS & the iPod touch, Targus is happy to extend its…
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We’ve been hearing for a while now that the iPad will be a game changer for publishing. While it sounds great, we’re all more or less wondering what it actually means and if we should get excited about it. Well, Wired posted a new demonstration of what their iPad app will look like, and their…
Does the Microsoft co-founder who pushed tablet computers back in 2001 think that the iPad is the perfect version? And what about the iPhone, which competes with Windows Mobile? More: continued here
Apple’s App Store “approvers” better be ready for this. According to Flurry’s latest report, which I mentioned yesterday already, January has seen a rush in the number of new apps developed for the iPhone. This spike of over 1,600 new iPhone projects is the single largest one ever registered by Flurry. And apparently, this would…
Sorry, New Yorkers and San Franciscans. Break out the hankie, Fake Steve Jobs. Despite rumors to the contrary prior to the iPad unveiling, analysts are predicting that Apple will extend its exclusivity contract with AT&T — burdening millions of iPhone users with the very unpopular carrier. More: continued here
in advance of the iPad pill computer’s arrival in six to eight weeks, publishers have positioned 27 thousand titles within the iTunes App store’s Books part… extra: continued here
Parts for Apple’s forthcoming iPad, which will retail starting at $499, are estimated to cost the hardware maker as little as $219.35, a new analysis has calculated. More: continued here
Despite of everybody ranting about what a catastrophic job they’re doing, there is one thing Microsoft does well in my opinion, and it’s their Office suite. As you know, Apple developed an iPad specific version of its own office suite, iWork, which comes in three separate $9.99 apps. The first question Jobs got from Mossberg…
Could this be a reaction to the rumored Hulu threat? According to the Financial Times, Apple is considering lowering the price of some iTunes TV Shows to $1, down from $2. The sale would be something of an experiment and would coincide with the iPad’s launch. The test, expected to coincide with the April consumer debut of…
Adobe really wants in on the iPhone/iPad ecosystem. As lazy as they might be, they are actually keeping a close track of how many people hit the page pictured above, the Flash download page, from their iPhone and the number is impressive. According to what Adobe told the San Francisco Chronicle to make their point…
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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. More: continued here
Rumors are swirling that Apple may drop the price of the iPad. Navigon’s Mobile Navigator gets an update and new features. In honor of MacWorld we are giving away tons of free apps! Check out the show for your chance to win. We have a new app in our Utility Toolbox: GreenFuel App of the…
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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…