Tablet prototype "seen first-hand;" Apple keyboard hack detailed
A new report alleges that an analyst has seen a prototype of Apple's long-rumored tablet device in person, while the DEFCON conference debuted another dangerous hardware hack.
Tablet prototype "seen first-hand;" Apple keyboard hack detailed
Tablet prototype "seen first-hand;" Apple keyboard hack detailed
The Wall Street Journal reports (subscription required) that the U.S. Federal Communications Commission has opened an inquiry into Apple's rejection of an official Google Voice application for the iPhone as well as the removal of numerous third-party...
FCC Investigating Apple's Rejection of Google Voice iPhone Application
FCC Investigating Apple's Rejection of Google Voice iPhone Application
Apple's decision to reject Google Voice apps for the iPhone -- possibly at AT&T's request -- has prompted an FCC investigation into the anti-competitive nature of the move.
FCC investigates Apple, AT&T for Google Voice app rejection
FCC investigates Apple, AT&T for Google Voice app rejection
Could something as simple as an SMS text message turn your own smartphone against you, allowing a hacker to listen in on your private conversations or direct you to a malicious Web site? It can be done, according to security experts presenting their findings Thursday at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas.
Apple Seals iPhone's SMS Security Leak
Apple Seals iPhone's SMS Security Leak
Apple today released iPhone OS 3.0.1, addressing an SMS security vulnerability disclosed at yesterday's Black Hat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas. The release of iPhone OS 3.0.1 has been expected since a spokesperson for UK iPhone carrier O2 c...
Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.0.1 to Address SMS Security Vulnerability
Apple Releases iPhone OS 3.0.1 to Address SMS Security Vulnerability
Responding to a dangerous security exploit unveiled this week, Apple released an update to its iPhone operating system Friday to patch the security hole.
Apple releases iPhone 3.0.1 software to fix SMS exploit
Apple releases iPhone 3.0.1 software to fix SMS exploit
Silicon Alley Insider reports that Apple is unlikely to create its own iTunes for e-books and will instead rely on third parties to deliver e-book content through the existing App Store. An e-book industry source has reportedly indicated that whil...
Apple Unlikely to Directly Enter e-Book Market
Apple Unlikely to Directly Enter e-Book Market
According to BBC News, an O2 spokesperson has revealed that Apple will be delivering an update on Saturday to address an iPhone SMS security vulnerability disclosed yesterday at the Black Hat cybersecurity conference in Las Vegas.
Apple to Release Fix for iPhone SMS Vulnerability on Saturday
Apple to Release Fix for iPhone SMS Vulnerability on Saturday
Speaking to a group of market analysts this week, Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer repeatedly mentioned Apple, including a suggestion that a growing rate of Mac adoption is statistically insignificant.
Steve Ballmer calls Apple's Mac growth a "rounding error"
Steve Ballmer calls Apple's Mac growth a "rounding error"
I'm excited and torn over the rumors swirling around the fabled Apple tablet device. Excited because Apple may finally be nearing the release of a new, next-generation product. Torn because I'm having a hard time figuring out if I could personally find enough value in such a device to actually buy it.
If Apple's Tablet Is a Train Wreck, We'll Never See It
If Apple's Tablet Is a Train Wreck, We'll Never See It
Technologically curious iPhone owners have long been able to jailbreak the device -- in other words, unlock the software to allow third-party applications to run on the iPhone without the approval of Apple. Apple has always discouraged the practice, and its latest memo on jailbreaking iPhones claims that such software modifications could crash cellphone towers.
Why Apple Hates Jailbroken iPhones
Why Apple Hates Jailbroken iPhones
MacUser received word from the Consumer Electronics Association's Jason Oxman that Apple is not exhibiting at CES 2010, confirming a report by Engadget debunking the original Wall Street Journal report.
Apple Not Exhibiting at CES 2010
Apple Not Exhibiting at CES 2010
Despite reports to the contrary, Apple will not be exhibiting at next year's Consumer Electronics Show, nor is Chief Executive Steve Jobs expected to deliver the show's keynote, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.
CEA says Apple, Jobs not attending CES 2010 conference
CEA says Apple, Jobs not attending CES 2010 conference
Alongside today's introduction of updated Time Capsule models, Apple appears to have finally discontinued Shake, its long-standing high-end digital compositing and visual effects software package. While Shake's product pages remain available on Appl...
Apple Finally Discontinues Shake Updated
Apple Finally Discontinues Shake Updated
Speculation has arisen that Apple has discontinued Shake, its film digital effects and digital compositing software, after the application vanished from the company's online store.
Apple removes Shake software extension from online store
Apple removes Shake software extension from online store
Alongside today's introduction of updated Time Capsule models, Apple appears to have finally discontinued Shake, its long-standing high-end digital compositing and visual effects software package. While Shake's product pages remain available on Appl...
Apple Finally Discontinues Shake
Apple Finally Discontinues Shake
The U.K. Advertising Standards Authority ruled this week that Apple has the right to say in commercials that there is software for "just about everything" on its iPhone App Store.
U.K. regulatory board backs Apple App Store ad claims
U.K. regulatory board backs Apple App Store ad claims
Apple doubled the capacity on its Time Capsule router with integrated hard drive Thursday, giving users a full 2 terabytes of storage in the top-of-the-line model.
Apple introduces 2TB Time Capsule backup appliance
Apple introduces 2TB Time Capsule backup appliance
Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs, who was photographed leaving the company's Cupertino, Calif. headquarters Wednesday, has been asked to keynote next year's Consumer Electronics Show, which Apple is expected to attend.
Steve Jobs asked to keynote CES 2010 in January
Steve Jobs asked to keynote CES 2010 in January