Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple seeded the iPhone OS 4.0 beta 3 to developers this week and reports have begun trickling in over what features have been added. Although many of these discoveries were originally unveiled during Apple’s special media event last month, the beta gives us more insight into how some of the new features will work. First,…
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Microcenter’s purchasing system indicates that four new Apple notebook configurations will be announced shortly. […] The four SKUs which show up […] are likely to correspond to new Macbook or Macbook Pro models range anywhere from $1,799 to $2,299 which fall neatly in line with Apple’s existing pricing of notebooks. More: continued here
Another one of those pesky rumors that just wouldn’t go away over the past couple of weeks was apparently not a rumor at all. Apple has unveiled today that with iPhone OS 4 they will be launching iAd, a new ad platform integrated into the iPhone OS.The reason Apple decided to launch iAd was because,…
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A new report suggests that Apple is poised to launch its own mobile ad platform – dubbed iAd – on April 7th. According to Mediapost, Apple is close to unveiling a personalized advertising experience based on technology from Quattro Wireless, which Apple acquired 2 months ago. 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
Funny story, today 9to5mac published an answer that one of their readers received from Steve Jobs after inquiring about the future of Final Cut Pro, and it seems like someone didn’t update his iPhone firmware. Steve has a long tradition of answering some of his emails personally (with the unconfirmed help of Apple’s PR department) and Apple…
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If bigger means better for Apple, then the future of iPhone OS isn’t actually that hard to extrapolate anymore, or so believe the folks at BeGeek. Related PostsiMaxi: An iPad Sleeve You Can TrustNSFW: Humor: Mosspuppet’s Epic Steve Jobs InterviewRumor: The iPad Is Just An Appetizer, Apple Is Prepping Another TabletHumor: How Does The iPad…
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Flickr member flypigs has made this series of six cover mock-ups for the rumored forthcoming Steve Jobs autobiography. They’re all pretty cool, and if you look at the notes for each photo you’ll see that flypigs has put a little research into it. For Steve Jobs: The Man Who Makes It A Different Place. More:…
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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
We heard before about Apple getting kickbacks from Google for letting them be the iPhone’s default search engine. The juicy question here is however: how much is such a (priceless) deal worth? Well, according to Business Insider’s sources, it’s about a $100 million per year. While this doesn’t tell us if the spot is up…
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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…
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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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
How do we hate the (rumored) Apple tablet? Let us count the ways: It’ll cost too much, it’ll render the devices we just bought obsolete, it’ll be fragile, it won’t have a keyboard, and we can’t shove it into our pockets. Plus five other reasons not to buy an Apple tablet. More: continued here