Apple unveils redesigned iPod shuffle with speech technology
Apple on Wednesday introduced an all-new iPod shuffle that's nearly half the size of the previous model and includes speech technology, making it the first music player that talks to you.
Apple unveils redesigned iPod shuffle with speech technology
Apple unveils redesigned iPod shuffle with speech technology
Apple later this morning is expected to introduce a new version of its iPod shuffle digital music player with 4GB of storage capacity, new colors, and other tweaks, according to a source.
Apple to unleash new 4GB iPod shuffles with Dock sync cable
Apple to unleash new 4GB iPod shuffles with Dock sync cable
As many readers have noticed, Apple's online stores have gone down for updates. At this time of day, that typically means that Apple is adding new products to the store.
Apple Store Down, 4GB iPod Shuffle in the Wings
Apple Store Down, 4GB iPod Shuffle in the Wings
Viewers hoping to hear 5.1-channel Dolby audio from movies and TV shows on Apple's iTunes Store are being frustrated by a known bug that disables the surround feature in software.
iTunes 8 users grapple with missing Dolby surround sound
iTunes 8 users grapple with missing Dolby surround sound
A new USB standard that would bump data throughput to 5Gbps is slated to arrive as a test specification in June, with a possible final release ready for Apple adoption by next year.
USB 3 test spec to be in Apple's hands by June
USB 3 test spec to be in Apple's hands by June
As Apple's 9-month young App Store redefines the smartphone industry and spawns copycats, actual app sales are approaching a frequency that could see the digital shop become a billion-dollar business before year's end.
Apple's App Store already nearing pace of $1 billion business
Apple's App Store already nearing pace of $1 billion business
Sounding more like speculation at best, two anonymous sources have reportedly confirmed to Dow Jones that Apple is planning to launch a touchscreen netbook in the second half of this year.
Dow Jones claims confirmation of Apple netbook
Dow Jones claims confirmation of Apple netbook
$200 iTunes Gift Certificates are selling for less than $3 in China now that a group of local hackers has circumvented Apple's algorithm for creating the digital vouchers and built their own gift certificate generators.
Hackers crack Apple's iTunes gift card algorithm
Hackers crack Apple's iTunes gift card algorithm
Dow Jones Newswire reports that Apple is indeed planning to launch a netbook computer with a touchscreen as soon as the 2nd half of this year. They cite two people close to the situation as sources.
More Sources Point to a Touchscreen Apple Netbook in 2009
More Sources Point to a Touchscreen Apple Netbook in 2009
After making itself appear impervious to economic conditions, Apple has reportedly shown 50 enterprise sales workers the exit in a low-key move that refocuses the company.
Apple laying off 50 sales staff due to economy, enterprise
Apple laying off 50 sales staff due to economy, enterprise
In a move that will clearly distance itself from on-time ally Apple, world-famous alternative rock band U2 revealed plans for its upcoming tour to be sponsored by Apple rival Research in Motion, in what the two sides are calling a "shared vision.
U2 jumps ship from Apple to Research in Motion
U2 jumps ship from Apple to Research in Motion
Universal Music has prevailed in a case that would have otherwise given millions more to artists for the sale of their songs on digital download services such as Apple's industry-leading iTunes Store.
Eminem firm loses iTunes royalty lawsuit against Universal
Eminem firm loses iTunes royalty lawsuit against Universal
Digitimes relays a Commercial Times report that Taiwan-based Wintek will supply touch panels for Apple's new netbook due in the 3rd quarter of 2009.
Touch Panels for Apple Netbook Ordered
Touch Panels for Apple Netbook Ordered
The Chinese-language Commercial Times is reporting Monday that a well-known touch-panel supplier will begin delivering displays for an Apple 'netbook' sometime later this year.
Chinese newspaper says Apple building a netbook
Chinese newspaper says Apple building a netbook
In today's world of slick smartphones and information on the go, the database business just isn't that sexy. It doesn't have to be that way, though, and FileMaker, a wholly owned subsidiary of Apple, has created an application that allows users to create Web pages easily viewable on the popular iPhone.
FileMaker: Databases Done Apple Style
FileMaker: Databases Done Apple Style
Just a little more than a week after seeding OS X 10.5.7 Build 9J22 to developers, Apple has distributed a new version, Build 9J27, for testing. World of Apple reports on the release and republishes the seed notes, which reveal ten changes since the...
Apple Seeds Another New OS X 10.5.7 Build
Apple Seeds Another New OS X 10.5.7 Build
A widely reported interface overhaul making its debut in early betas of QuickTime X Player distributed with pre-releases of Apple's Snow Leopard operating system this week is reportedly not much to write home about.
A peek at Apple's new QuickTime X interface
A peek at Apple's new QuickTime X interface
In its latest effort to positively impact the environment, Apple's retail stores have initiated a new no plastic bags; policy to cut back on the amount of unnecessary packaging it dumps in the hands of shoppers.
Apple retail keeps it green during fire sale
Apple retail keeps it green during fire sale
Users still facing software issues while running the most current version of Mac OS X Leopard may take kindly to word that Mac OS X 10.5.7 is moving swiftly through its development cycle.
Apple ready with second beta of Mac OS X "Juno"
Apple ready with second beta of Mac OS X "Juno"
Event bookings for the San Francisco Moscone Center indicate that Apple may be planning its annual Worldwide Developer Conference in either mid-May or early June.
Two possible dates for Apple's WWDC 2009 emerge
Two possible dates for Apple's WWDC 2009 emerge