Jobs Mixes It Up With Adobe, Google
The comments were made during a town hall meeting. The person leading the town hall trashes a competitor who used to be a partner, and intemperate language may have been used. Another competitor who may yet end up as a partner is called lazy. A media primed to snap up conflict and sensationalism does so, splashing the headlines all over.
Jobs Mixes It Up With Adobe, Google
Jobs Mixes It Up With Adobe, Google
As hospitals look at potential applications for Apple's newly announced iPad, the hardware made an appearance with comedian Stephen Colbert at Sunday's 52nd Grammy Awards.
iPad appears at Grammys, hospitals eye Apple's new hardware
iPad appears at Grammys, hospitals eye Apple's new hardware
Numerous reports have alleged that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs discredited Google's don't be evil mantra as bogus and predicted the demise of Adobe Flash at an internal company meeting.
Steve Jobs disparages Google, Adobe at company meeting - reports
Steve Jobs disparages Google, Adobe at company meeting - reports
Citing the strength of iTunes and the App Store, the president of PC maker Acer said his company does not have plans to launch a touchscreen tablet to compete with the Apple iPad.
Apple's iTunes advantage keeps Acer from building iPad challenger
Apple's iTunes advantage keeps Acer from building iPad challenger
Following an AppleInsider report that highlighted two pieces of promotional iPad material showing the display of Adobe Flash content, Apple has removed the offending images from its Web site.
Apple removes display of Adobe Flash content from iPad promos
Apple removes display of Adobe Flash content from iPad promos
Steve Jobs held a town hall meeting with Apple employees late last week following the iPad launch. Wired reports on what was said at the meeting by Steve Jobs. Two of the biggest topics included Google and Adobe.
Steve Jobs at Apple Town Hall Meeting on Google, Adobe, Next iPhone, 2010 Macs and More
Steve Jobs at Apple Town Hall Meeting on Google, Adobe, Next iPhone, 2010 Macs and More
Engadget reports that evidence has been found in the iPad 3.2 SDK that Apple had been working on the possibility of video conferencing for their new tablet device:
Apple Was Working on Video Conferencing in iPad
Apple Was Working on Video Conferencing in iPad
Apple is dramatically rethinking how applications organize their documents on iPad, leaving behind the jumbled file system and making file access between the iPad and desktop computers seamless.
Apple reinventing file access, wireless sharing for iPad
Apple reinventing file access, wireless sharing for iPad
Unsurprisingly, Apple's introduction of its new multimedia, mobile computing, game playing iPad has been met with criticism from three of company's biggest competitors: Microsoft, Nokia and Nintendo.
Microsoft, Nokia, Nintendo take shots at Apple's iPad debut
Microsoft, Nokia, Nintendo take shots at Apple's iPad debut
Despite a slow start, Apple's smartphone presence in China could grow to 5 million iPhone sales per year -- and could even double that if the company were to offer a lower cost prepaid model.
Apple predicted to sell 4-5M iPhones in China per year
Apple predicted to sell 4-5M iPhones in China per year
Apple is allowing iPhone owners to use Internet calling services over cellular networks. Several companies offering Voice over Internet Protocol -- or VoIP -- services said this week that Apple now allows their applications to work on the iPhone. VoIP calling has been available on the iPhone, but only over WiFi connections, which don't have the range of 3G cellular networks.
Apple Lets VoIP iPhone Apps Use 3G Connections
Apple Lets VoIP iPhone Apps Use 3G Connections
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs revealed after Wednesday's iPad unveiling that the device will offer the same prices on e-books as Amazon's Kindle, the Pages app can export documents in Microsoft Word format, and it will offer nearly 6 days of continuous music playback.
Steve Jobs: iPad to offer Word support, $10 e-books, 6 days of music
Steve Jobs: iPad to offer Word support, $10 e-books, 6 days of music
Apple's new iPad isn't just a new product for consumers; the company is targeting the new device at business users with features designed to make it attractive to the enterprise market, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple to target iPad at business users with added features - sources
Apple to target iPad at business users with added features - sources
When Steve Jobs introduced the iPad on Wednesday, his live demonstrations with the device clearly showed the Safari browser was not capable of playing Adobe Flash. However, promotional images on Apple's Web site show that same content loading just fine.
Apple's iPad promo materials misleading on Adobe Flash support
Apple's iPad promo materials misleading on Adobe Flash support
Before Wednesday, if the rumors were to be believed, Apple was not only on the brink of jettisoning its exclusive U.S. arrangement with AT&T for the iPhone, but that it would also roll out its tablet device with support from multiple carriers. That, of course, didn't happen. AT&T is still the exclusive carrier for the iPhone, and no indication was given that the situation would change soon.
Can AT&T Bear the Burden of Another Apple Gadget
Can AT&T Bear the Burden of Another Apple Gadget
Bright Side of News reports on Apple's A4 chip unveiled as the brains behind the company's new iPad tablet device. Unsurprisingly, the CPU included in the chip is based on the ARM Cortex A9 licensed by Apple and implemented by its team of chip des...
Details on Apple's ARM-based 'A4' Chip Begin to Surface
Details on Apple's ARM-based 'A4' Chip Begin to Surface
Details of Apple's custom-built processor inside the newly unveiled iPad are beginning to surface, with a report stating the system-on-a-chip includes an ARM Cortex-A9-based CPU accompanied by a GPU.
iPad's custom Apple A4 processor includes ARM-based CPU, GPU
iPad's custom Apple A4 processor includes ARM-based CPU, GPU
When Apple formally introduced its touchscreen tablet as the iPad Wednesday, it was not the first tech product to carry that moniker -- Fujitsu released its own mobile, touchscreen 'iPAD' in 2002.
Fujitsu could battle Apple over ownership of iPad name
Fujitsu could battle Apple over ownership of iPad name
In unveiling its new iBook application and iBookstore for the iPad, Apple highlighted a number of publishers with which it has content agreements. But those deals, for now, are U.S.-only, and one glaring omission stood out from the list: McGraw-Hill.
iPad iBooks app US-only, McGraw-Hill absent from Apple event
iPad iBooks app US-only, McGraw-Hill absent from Apple event
With an aggressive $499 starting price point, Wall Street analysts believe Apple's e-reading, game playing, media consuming iPad device is a worthwhile risk that will become a multi-million seller in its first year.
Wall Street expects Apple's 'risky' iPad to sell 1M-5M in first year
Wall Street expects Apple's 'risky' iPad to sell 1M-5M in first year