Apple May Be Tuning In on a Big Opportunity
Ever since Apple announced its latest iPod nano with a built-in FM radio with live pause and iTunes tagging in September, I've been wondering how long it would take to bring the same feature to the iPhone and iPod touch. In fact, I was kind of surprised it wasn't in the new iPod touch, but as the latest rumor suggests, that's not so surprising after all.
Apple May Be Tuning In on a Big Opportunity
Apple May Be Tuning In on a Big Opportunity
Apple has announced that developers who offer free App Store applications can now take advantage of in-app transactions -- a feature that was previously allowed only for paid software.
Apple announces In App Purchases for free App Store software
Apple announces In App Purchases for free App Store software
Microsoft's retail and hardware partnerships may hinder its expansion into the retail space, as it seeks to compete with Apple's brick-and-mortar locations.
Apple may not be Microsoft's biggest retail challenge
Apple may not be Microsoft's biggest retail challenge
Apple today issued a media alert announcing details for the October 19th release of its financial results for the fourth fiscal quarter (third calendar quarter) of 2009. The results will cover sales from June 27th, 2009 through September 26th, 2009, ...
Apple to Release Q4 2009 Financial Results on October 19th
Apple to Release Q4 2009 Financial Results on October 19th
Apple has investigated a method to make imperfections in compressed video files less visible to the human eye, a new patent application revealed this week shows.
Apple looks to improve visual quality of streaming video
Apple looks to improve visual quality of streaming video
The latest rumors surrounding Apple's plans for its upcoming iMac makeover hint that Blu-ray could remain a bag of hurt for a bit longer, while the company taps Intel for its latest mobile chips to help fill the void.
Rumors swirl over Apple's iMac Blu-ray, quad-core plans
Rumors swirl over Apple's iMac Blu-ray, quad-core plans
Apple plans to counter the upcoming release of Windows 7 with advertisements that will lambaste the upgrade process from Windows XP, and portray Macs as more secure.
Apple plans Mac marketing blitz around Windows 7 launch
Apple plans Mac marketing blitz around Windows 7 launch
BusinessWeek reports that Apple is expected to begin an advertising push in the near future designed to lure Windows customers considering purchasing new computers due to the launch of Windows 7 on October 22nd. In an interview, Apple senior vice pr...
Apple to Begin Advertising Push Targeting Windows 7 Launch
Apple to Begin Advertising Push Targeting Windows 7 Launch
A forthcoming update to the Mac Pro line could have short-term exclusivity of a new Intel Xeon six-core CPU early next year, according to a new rumor.
Apple's next Mac Pro may sport six-core processors
Apple's next Mac Pro may sport six-core processors
Apple is due to report its quarterly earnings on Monday, and the Mac maker is predicted to exceed Wall Street expectations with blockbuster Mac sales, according to two research notes released Thursday.
Apple expected to report record sales of 2.8 million Macs
Apple expected to report record sales of 2.8 million Macs
Apple is due to report its quarterly earnings on Monday, and the Mac maker is expected to exceed Wall Street expectations, according to two research notes released Thursday.
Apple 4Q Mac, iPhone sales predicted to beat market estimates
Apple 4Q Mac, iPhone sales predicted to beat market estimates
Research firms Gartner and IDC today both released preliminary reports detailing U.S. and worldwide PC shipments for the third quarter of 2009, revealing modest growth by Apple amid an uncertain market.
Apple Continues to Demonstrate Sales Growth in Third Quarter 2009
Apple Continues to Demonstrate Sales Growth in Third Quarter 2009
Mac sales saw double-digit growth in the third quarter of 2009, maintaining Apple's position as the fourth-largest U.S. PC manufacturer, according to new data released Wednesday from IDC.
Mac sales grow 11.8% as Apple takes 9.4% U.S. market share
Mac sales grow 11.8% as Apple takes 9.4% U.S. market share
In an editorial published Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal called out Apple's resignation from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as an act of green political correctness, rather than a smart business decision.
WSJ: Apple's Chamber departure not in shareholders' interests
WSJ: Apple's Chamber departure not in shareholders' interests
Apple has begun shipping new units of the iPhone 3GS that reportedly cannot be jailbroken using common methods. These new units have a new boot ROM that apparently can't be touched by the exploit, 24kpwn, from the iPhone Dev Team. The news comes just days after jailbreaking icon George Hotz released his blackra1n jailbreak.
Apple Tweaks iPhone 3GS to Lock Out Jailbreakers
Apple Tweaks iPhone 3GS to Lock Out Jailbreakers
Sony and the estate of Michael Jackson reportedly will allow the artist's new album to be sold on the iTunes Music Store, dispelling a rumor to the contrary that surfaced early Wednesday.
Michael Jackson's posthumous album will be on Apple's iTunes
Michael Jackson's posthumous album will be on Apple's iTunes
iClarified reports that Apple has apparently recently made a slight update to its shipping iPhone 3GS models, deploying an updated boot ROM that does not allow the exploit typically used to jailbreak the devices to be employed.
Apple Modifies Boot ROM on Revised iPhone 3GS Models to Hinder Jailbreaking
Apple Modifies Boot ROM on Revised iPhone 3GS Models to Hinder Jailbreaking
Apple and a consortium of other technology companies in the Wi-Fi Alliance have agreed to a new peer-to-peer wireless standard that aims to make it easier for electronics to communicate.
Apple endorses Wi-Fi Direct for networking without hotspots
Apple endorses Wi-Fi Direct for networking without hotspots
Apple's cat-and-mouse game with the iPhone hacking community continues, as the handset maker has reportedly updated new shipping versions of the iPhone 3GS to prevent tampering.
Apple fights off hackers with new iPhone 3GS firmware
Apple fights off hackers with new iPhone 3GS firmware
Years before Mac OS X 10.0 was first released in 2001, Apple launched Mac OS X Server, targeting its newly acquired Unix-based operating system technology at the education and workgroup server market. Apple has struggled ever since to find a broad server strategy that works. The solution may be as obvious as the iPhone App Store.
Inside Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server: Apple's server strategy
Inside Mac OS X Snow Leopard Server: Apple's server strategy