iPhone and iPod Touch get updates at Macworld, and MacBook Air hits the stage in all its thin glory
January 15, 2008
The Macworld 2008 keynote was a full boat of announcements, so let’s waste no time getting you to the nitty-gritty of it all.
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Third-party brings GPS to the iPhone
December 15, 2007
There aren’t many people who would argue over the iPhone being a “sexy” device, but sometimes third-party manufacturers seem to forget that.
New found success for Apple may also bring hackers
December 7, 2007
Apparently more people then ever are making “the switch” from PC to Apple, but is this going to bring the inevitable cabal of hackers along with it?
Apple releases Leopard 10.5.1 with numerous bug fixes
November 15, 2007
Mac OS X Leopard users rejoice! 10.5.1 is here with fixes for what ails ya!
Is Apple working on a tablet style Mac?
November 6, 2007
If there is one Apple rumor that seems to never die, it’s that they’re working on a tablet style Mac. Well, guess what, the rumor is back… again.
Multiple announced deals may bolster perceived sag in Apple’s iTunes
October 23, 2007
When NBC left Apple’s iTunes Store, some saw it as a sign the download service may be in danger. Never one to to sit back quietly, Steve Jobs has been beating the streets for innovative deals.
Apple gaining ground in university campuses market
October 22, 2007
According to a survey released today, Apple is gaining major ground in the war for dominance of the lucrative battleground known as college campuses.
Steve Jobs hints at iPhone multitouch being used in future Apple products
October 22, 2007
It seems that Steve Jobs may be hinting at the iPhone and iPod Touch multitouch interface coming to more Apple products in the future.
Rumors circulate again of Apple prepping to use Penryn chips
October 18, 2007
As we reported earlier this month, it looks like Apple’s Mac Pro line will be graduating to Penryn chips early next year.
Apple expands DRM-free offerings, lowers to $.99
October 17, 2007
Apple announced today that they have expanded their iTunes Plus offerings
Whether it’s because of Amazon.com’s all DRM-free MP3 store, or this was Apple’s plan all along, the offerings from Apple have expanded, and gotten cheaper.
