Apple getting ready to issue 10.5.7 update for OS X?
As rumors of Snow Leopard continue to swirl, it looks like Apple will be stringing Leopard along for quite a while longer before the next …
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SoftBank prepares to offer iPhone 3G for free in Japan
The iPhone 3G might be selling like hotcakes here in the US but it looks like other countries may be a bit reluctant to hand …
Apple releases Safari 4 beta
Apple has finally released its much anticipated Safari update this morning along with a host of performance upgrades and feature additions. Tagged Safari 4 beta, …
Best Buy Reward Zone and Premier Silver members get iPhones on the cheap
Somehow avoiding the urge to ignore Best Buy checkout staff as they push discount membership programs on you is finally going to pay off – …
Ringtone maker adopts ‘pay what you want’ distribution model
Radiohead was the first band to gain recognition for applying a ‘pay what you want’ distribution model to an album and despite its resounding success, …
New Mac mini caught on video?
This morning we showed you an image of what might just be the Mac mini refresh after it was leaked around the interwebs last night. …
Apple sales numbers down so far this year
According to an analyst over at Piper Jaffray, the God-like company is experiencing a bit of recession-era strife. Analyst Gene Munster has posited that the …
App Stores apps are one month wonders?
According to the same media research group that brought us the evidence of a brand new iPhone stretching its legs on the internet, a free …
Is this the butt of the new Mac mini?
Late last night a photo that is purported to be of the butt-end of the upcoming new Mac mini surfaced on the internet causing quite …
Google adds mobile editing capabilities to spreadsheets
Our initial thoughts back when Google first introduced Google Docs for mobiles was, “cool, but where’s the edit button?” It stood to reason that Google …
Google Chrome for Mac gets pictured
Mac users have long felt shafted when it comes to Google’s increasingly popular web browser. Sure, Google made it known that Chrome would be arriving …
Rumblings resurface regarding lack of App Store trials
It’s hard to fault a product that has been as successful as Apple’s App Store. Sales are through the roof, just about every major competitor …
Snow Leopard to include location-based services, further multi-touch support
Building on the success of the integrated location-based services in the iPhone, it looks like Apple is getting set to include some similar functionality in …
Another blow for FT; court upholds ruling against iPhone exclusivity
France Telecom is not in a good place right now. Imagine the time, negotiations and bags of money resources it took to score iPhone 3G …
Apple tablet rumors revived, new patent uncovered
Rumors of Apple’s entrance into the world of tablets were brought back into sight this morning as a recent Apple patent revealed the possible design …
Apple planning to bring video-recording to the iPhone?
From the time it was released until today, one of the many gripes about the iPhone is its lack of video-recording capabilities (and MMS and …
Adobe confirms Flash for iPhone in the works; Apple is assisting
Steve Jobs once said that Flash on the iPhone would be a bad move as it is extremely resource heavy and that Flash Lite doesn’t …
New iPhone OS hints at new iPhone
No, it’s not exactly a mystery that the world can expect Apple to release the third iteration of its iPhone this Summer. A little hint …
Palringo adds maps and location data to its iPhone app
Palringo first launched its instant messaging app for the iPhone back in July and for six months it has been one of the best options …
AT&T claims 1.9 million new iPhone 3G activations during Q4 2008
First things first: 1.9 million activations is nothing to scoff at. It’s a huge number, and represents AT&T and Apple’s unquestionable success in the smartphone …
Apple’s newly awarded multi-touch patent might make Palm uneasy
Do you remember the day the iPhone was unveiled during Steve Jobs’ famous keynote at MacWorld 2007? You might recall him wowing the world with …
Apple iLife ’09 begins shipping tomorrow, included with new Macs
Mac users will be happy to learn that Apple is making iLife ’09 available, after what seemed forever since it was announced, beginning tomorrow. We’ve …
iBluetooth to bring Bluetooth file tranfers to jailbroken iPhones via Cydia
It’s rather sad that Bluetooth file transferring coming to a modern smartphone by way of a third party application is something that warrants coverage, but …
Is the Zune dying a slow death?
It’s not all good news for Redmond today, unfortunately. Tucked away in a SEC quarterly earnings report, Microsoft revealed that the Zune platform is faltering. …
Symbian developer plans to bring iPhone’s sexy to Symbian’s back
Despite the fact that Symbian has gotten pretty gray up top over the past few years, it is still the world’s most popular smartphone operating …
Trojan virus spreads to as many as 20,000 Macs
Mac users who think they’ve stumbled upon greatness in the form of an alleged copy of iWork ’09 on torrent sites take note – it …
Palm responds to Apple’s legal threat
During Apple’s earnings conference call on Wednesday, acting CEO Tim Cook made it clear that Apple was ready to defend its intellectual property using any …
1G iPod nano settlement for US customers finalized; $15 – $25 payouts
If you purchased a first-generation iPod nano in the US, it looks like you might have some cash coming your way. As the result of …
Apple debunks iPhone nano rumor, disses netbooks and defends its technology
Amongst all the financial details being discussed during Apple’s first quarter 2009 earnings conference call, acting CEO Tim Cook fielded questions on iPhone pricing, the …
Sneaky! Apple updates white MacBook specs, tells no one
No one can create product buzz quite like Apple, much like no one can avoid product buzz quite like Apple. True to form, sometime in …
