iPod Classic and Nano Update 1.0.2
Apple's iPod Classic and iPod Nano has been updated to 1.0.2 via iTunes.
iPod Classic and Nano Update 1.0.2
iPod Classic and Nano Update 1.0.2
All Facebook claims to have heard that Facebook has been working on launching an iTunes competitor.
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor Update
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor Update
All Facebook claims to have heard that Facebook has been working on launching an iTunes competitor.
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor
Facebook to Launch iTunes Competitor
Apple is hoping to net the better part of Intel's high-end Penryn-based Xeon microprocessor when they launch next month, according to questionable reports based out of Japan.
The Inquirer, whose Apple-related track record is debatable, is citing s...
Rumor has Apple hoarding supply of new 3.2GHz Xeons
The Inquirer, whose Apple-related track record is debatable, is citing s...
Rumor has Apple hoarding supply of new 3.2GHz Xeons
The Inquirer reports on rumors circulating around Tokyo about Apple's interest in high end Penryn processors for their upcoming Mac Pros.
Apple Buying Up High End Penryn Processors
Apple Buying Up High End Penryn Processors
Apple has a long history of insisting -- perhaps demanding -- users do things its way. Last week, it learned that technological ultimatums don't work anymore, and in the process helped propagate a verb for the modern age. Last Thursday, the company sent out a software update for its new iPhone, which included a few cool new features.
Apple Does Itself No Favors in Snuffing Hacked Phones
Apple Does Itself No Favors in Snuffing Hacked Phones
Seeking to improve its portable devices, Apple has applied for a patent that could lead to touch-sensitive Macs or handhelds which react to the level of force, rather than just contact.
Originally submitted in March of last year but only published...
Apple exploring pressure-sensitive touchscreens, touchpads
Originally submitted in March of last year but only published...
Apple exploring pressure-sensitive touchscreens, touchpads
Apple has filed a patent application published on October 4th, which reveals that as far back as March 2006, they have been investigating the possibility of pressure sensitive touch screens.
Apple Exploring Pressure Sensitive Touch Input
Apple Exploring Pressure Sensitive Touch Input
Apple has seeded version 1.1 of ZFS (Zettabyte File System) for Mac OS X to Developers this week. The preview updates a previous build released on June 26, 2007.
Apple Seeds ZFS Read/Write Developer Preview 1.1 for Leopard
Apple Seeds ZFS Read/Write Developer Preview 1.1 for Leopard
Apple has acknowledged an iMac freezing issue that was published by AppleInsider earlier this week.
Apple Acknowledges iMac Freezing Issue, Fix In Works
Apple Acknowledges iMac Freezing Issue, Fix In Works
9to5mac suggests that Apple has already lined up specific development partners for 3rd party applications on the iPhone. EA is reportedly porting their existing iPod games over to the iPhone, with other big developers also on board.
Apple's 3rd Party iPhone Application Plan
Apple's 3rd Party iPhone Application Plan
A new line of Zunes introduced by Microsoft earlier this week signal forward progress for Microsoft in the digital media player market but pose a larger threat to the company's own partners than Apple, according to one Wall Street analyst.
We vie...
New Zunes likely to cannibalize everything but iPod - analyst
We vie...
New Zunes likely to cannibalize everything but iPod - analyst
Apple Inc. has begun preparatory measures for significant announcements to take place during the last full week of October, AppleInsider has been told.
While sources have requested that we not go into detail regarding the specific measures being p...
Apple announcements brewing for late October
While sources have requested that we not go into detail regarding the specific measures being p...
Apple announcements brewing for late October
Amazon's week-old music download service is just the latest challenge to the 4 1/2-year-old heavyweight known as Apple's iTunes Music Store, which has sold more than 3 billion songs. Most music bought from the iTunes store will play only on Apple's iPod devices, though last May, Apple launched iTunes Plus to sell certain songs without that restrictive, digital rights management coding for $1.29 each.
iTunes vs. Amazon: The Devil's in the DRM Details
iTunes vs. Amazon: The Devil's in the DRM Details
Apple on Wednesday afternoon release two small software updates, one a security update targeting the Windows version of its QuickTime media software, and another to address battery performance issues on its 15-inch MacBook Pro notebooks.
Security ...
Apple updates MacBook Pro battery firmware, QT for Windows
Security ...
Apple updates MacBook Pro battery firmware, QT for Windows
The Fake Steve Jobs blogger who jealously guarded his anonymity for nearly a year is now arranging a publicity tour and touting his real-life biography in a forthcoming book. <i>Forbes</i> magazine editor Dan Lyons had intended to publish oPtion$: The Secret Life of Steve Jobs under a pseudonym.
Jobs' Alter Ego Plans Coming Out Party
Jobs' Alter Ego Plans Coming Out Party
Apple is reportedly working on solutions that will help developers gain more exposure for their Web-based iPhone apps, but presently holds no plans to issue a true software developers kit (SDK) that would allow for native third-party application de...
Apple working on improvements to Web-based iPhone SDK
Apple working on improvements to Web-based iPhone SDK
Apple may eventually abandon its custom-designed Samsung system on chip (SoC) found at the heart of the iPhone for one developed by Intel, according to a new report.
Citing OEM channel sources, DigiTimes claims that Apple has been looking closely ...
Apple considering Intel chip for future iPhone
Citing OEM channel sources, DigiTimes claims that Apple has been looking closely ...
Apple considering Intel chip for future iPhone
Did you see this? I know this has been around for awhile, but there is something significant going on here. Apple and a company called iBiquity Digital teamed up to provide a service to folks with digital HD radio that will let people tag a song they hear for purchase at the iTunes Store. The service is called iTunes Tagging and it's pretty cool technology.
Hi-Def Radio Tagging: Hear It on the Air, Buy It on iTunes
Hi-Def Radio Tagging: Hear It on the Air, Buy It on iTunes
Many have noticed a support document posted by Apple reminding users the licensing terms of Boot Camp -- Apple's boot into Windows solution for Intel-based Macs.
Apple Reminds Users that Boot Camp is a Leopard Feature
Apple Reminds Users that Boot Camp is a Leopard Feature