Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Apple Day – Apple, iPod, iPad, iPhone, iTouch, iMac, iBook
Next weekend copious amounts of meat will be thrown onto grills across the U.S. to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday and to that we say, save a seat at the picnic table for us! There’s no need to sweat the main course – just pick one of these easy meat marinades and you’ll be…
The U.S. Copyright Office and the Librarian of Congress are due to rule any day on whether iPhone jailbreaking should be exempted from the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. In the video at the top, von Lohmann explains why EFF made the jailbreaking request to government regulators. Below is Threat Level’s foolproof demonstration of jailbreaking… More:…
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A supposed iPhone 4G has been found, but is it the real deal? We’re here to bring you the details. The U.S. IPad ship date has been posted. And we have a review of Mirrors Edge for iPad. We have all this and more on today’s AppAdvice Daily. More: continued here
Despite a new claim that Apple is working on a CDMA-capable iPhone for the Verizon network in the U.S., one prominent analyst has said such a move is “unlikely” to happen this year. n his latest note to investors issued on Tuesday, analyst Maynard J. Um with UBS Investment Research acknowledged a report from The…
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AT&T Inc., the exclusive U.S. wireless carrier for the iPhone, plans to improve the performance of its network to reverse declining customer satisfaction with the service, an Apple Inc. executive said. More: continued here
The Jesus Tablet Blog recently uncovered documents deep within the US Patent Offices suggesting that the iPad was the Apple Tablet’s name based on their battles against Fujitsu for it. Now they’re moving ahead with a U.S. trademark battle. More: continued here
The Eastman Kodak Company announced Thursday that it filed a lawsuit against Apple with the U.S. International Trade Commission, alleging that the iPhone infringes a Kodak patent related to previewing images. 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
Apple products have topped the list of the most popular computers sold in U.S retail in October, an analyst for market research firm NPD Group told CNET on Friday. More: continued here
Local reports from De Standaard and Gazet van Antwerpen vary on whether it was 3,000 or 4,000 iPhones stolen, but at a worth of 575 to 675 euros each, the market value is said to be around 2 million euros, or $3 million U.S. The handsets were allegedly stolen from a Netherlands-based logistics company CEVA…
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Apple this week vowed to “vigorously” shield itself in opposition to an iPhone-associated patent infringement go well with from Nokia, the arena’s biggest handset maker. In its annual form 10-k (PDF) with the U.S. Securities and alternate fee for the fiscal 12 months 2009, Apple noted the lawsuit with Nokia, which alleges that the iPhone…
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bth nods an AppleInsider story on a patent troll who has gotten hold of basic Ethernet patents and is wielding them largely. Three guesses which US Appeals court the lawsuit was filed in. “A Texas company has targeted various expertise corporations, together with Apple, in a brand new lawsuit regarding a handful of laptop networking…
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce responded to Apple’s decision to resign from the group over disagreements on climate change legislation with a letter of its own. More: continued here
Apple has resigned its membership in the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, saying the trade group’s stance on environmental issues differs too sharply from its own efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. More: continued here
In what is rapidly becoming the trend of the moment, Apple has joined Nike and become the latest company to leave the U.S. Chamber of Commerce over the Chamber’s opposition to climate change legislation. More: continued here