Apple, Inc.'s purchase of 100 million 8GB NAND chips has sparked rumors of an upcoming 32GB iPhone. Apple is expected to introduce a new iPhone at the WWDC in June, and 32GB would help Apple compete with app stores from other smartphone makers. A 32GB iPhone could come at the same time as the iPhone OS 3.0.
Apple Launches '1 Billion App Countdown' Promotion
Apple today launched a 1 Billion App Countdown promotion, offering the opportunity for users to enter to win a package of prizes valued at over $13,000.
As of today, nearly one billion apps have been downloaded around the glob...
Apple's Patent Hints at iChat AV Video Answering Machine
This patent for automatically sending an audio or video reply to an iChat call has us excited, because it could point to automated replies not just on computers, but via the iPhone as well.
100 tips and tricks to speed up OS X
A ton of useful ways to optimise the way you use your Mac
Microsoft Readying iPod Touch Rival: Zune HD?
Engadget posts evidence that Microsoft is further positioning itself directly against Apple's product line. Marketing images of a so-called "Zune HD" whos an iPod touch-like media player.
We present what might possibly be y...
An Xserve Lift, an iTunes Shift and a Gift Card Grift
Most of Apple's core products have seen some sort of refresh since last September, and it appears there aren't a whole lot left to update any time soon. Most recently, Apple unleashed Intel's Nehalem processors in its Xserve server line, which doubled the performance ... so, that's cool, but definitely cool for a limited audience of professional business users. In a more consumer-oriented vein, the next-generation iPhone won't blow anyone away until probably June or so, and the Apple TV has been mostly ignored -- only Apple knows what kind of product timeline it's on.
Apple to Discontinue .Mac HomePage and Groups
Apple today announced that two legacy tools associated with .Mac, HomePage and Groups, will no longer be offered as of July 7, 2009. The two services are not currently offered as part of MobileMe but were still accessible to former .Mac users whose ...
Huge Apple Purchase Sparks 32GB iPhone Rumors
Apple, Inc.'s purchase of 100 million 8GB NAND chips has sparked rumors of an upcoming 32GB iPhone. Apple is expected to introduce a new iPhone at the WWDC in June, and 32GB would help Apple compete with app stores from other smartphone makers. A 32GB iPhone could come at the same time as the iPhone OS 3.0.
Apple Launches '1 Billion App Countdown' Promotion
Apple today launched a 1 Billion App Countdown promotion, offering the opportunity for users to enter to win a package of prizes valued at over $13,000.
As of today, nearly one billion apps have been downloaded around the glob...
Apple's Patent Hints at iChat AV Video Answering Machine
This patent for automatically sending an audio or video reply to an iChat call has us excited, because it could point to automated replies not just on computers, but via the iPhone as well.
100 tips and tricks to speed up OS X
A ton of useful ways to optimise the way you use your Mac
Microsoft Readying iPod Touch Rival: Zune HD?
Engadget posts evidence that Microsoft is further positioning itself directly against Apple's product line. Marketing images of a so-called "Zune HD" whos an iPod touch-like media player.
We present what might possibly be y...
An Xserve Lift, an iTunes Shift and a Gift Card Grift
Most of Apple's core products have seen some sort of refresh since last September, and it appears there aren't a whole lot left to update any time soon. Most recently, Apple unleashed Intel's Nehalem processors in its Xserve server line, which doubled the performance ... so, that's cool, but definitely cool for a limited audience of professional business users. In a more consumer-oriented vein, the next-generation iPhone won't blow anyone away until probably June or so, and the Apple TV has been mostly ignored -- only Apple knows what kind of product timeline it's on.Apple to Discontinue .Mac HomePage and Groups
Apple today announced that two legacy tools associated with .Mac, HomePage and Groups, will no longer be offered as of July 7, 2009. The two services are not currently offered as part of MobileMe but were still accessible to former .Mac users whose ...
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