Sources reveal specs of Apple's MacBook Pro refresh
Apple this week will finally get around to updating its MacBook Pro line of professional notebooks which will include Intel's new Core processors ranging from 2.4GHz to 2.66GHz and include a variety of screen options, AppleInsider has been told.
Sources reveal specs of Apple's MacBook Pro refresh
Sources reveal specs of Apple's MacBook Pro refresh
Opera has announced Apple's approval of the company's Opera Mini browser in the iPhone App Store.
Apple approves Opera Mini app for iPhone
Apple approves Opera Mini app for iPhone
Consumers looking for one of Apple's more affordable iPad models may still have trouble finding one at the company's nation retail chain, where the device continues to sell out during its second full week of availability.
Week two: Apple stores still finding it tough to keep iPad in stock
Week two: Apple stores still finding it tough to keep iPad in stock
Apple last week instated a stay on new retail orders for MacBook Pros as it prepares to introduce the first significant updates to the professional notebook line in over a year. Meanwhile, AppleInsider has learned of the Mac maker's plans to adopt Intel's lower-spec'd Core i3 series of processors in some of its future offerings.
Apple halts retail orders for MacBook Pros ahead of new models
Apple halts retail orders for MacBook Pros ahead of new models
Just in case there was any doubt regarding Apple's plans to not support the original iPhone with iPhone OS 4, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has now weighed in on the matter with one of his typically terse emails. MacStories reports that a Twitter user sent an email to Jobs asking about future support for the original iPhone, to which Jobs responded "Sorry, no."
Steve Jobs Confirms Lack of Future Support for Original iPhone
Steve Jobs Confirms Lack of Future Support for Original iPhone
Google is among a growing list of technology heavyweights who plan to face off against Apple's iPad with their own modern interpretations of a tablet computing device, according to the New York Times.
Google to pit Android-based tablet against Apple's iPad
Google to pit Android-based tablet against Apple's iPad
A couple of new discoveries were made this past weekend by developers familiarizing themselves with the first external beta of Apple's iPhone 4.0 operating system, namely the addition of a linked contacts feature and the presence of iChat sounds in the resource files.
Apple's iPhone 4.0 beta includes linked contacts, iChat sounds
Apple's iPhone 4.0 beta includes linked contacts, iChat sounds
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs allegedly responded via e-mail to a developer who expressed his unhappiness with changes to the developer program license agreement for the iPhone 4.0 software development kit.
Steve Jobs defends Apple's changes to iPhone developer agreement
Steve Jobs defends Apple's changes to iPhone developer agreement
In a series of emails reportedly between Steve Jobs and Greg Slepak, Jobs responds to questions about Apple's recent move to ban tools that allow cross-compilation from other languages into iPhone OS native code. The change in terms effectively bloc...
Steve Jobs Offers Explanation About iPhone SDK Changes Restricting Adobe and Other Cross Compilers
Steve Jobs Offers Explanation About iPhone SDK Changes Restricting Adobe and Other Cross Compilers
Changes in Apple's iPhone 4.0 developer agreement have sparked passionate outrage from a Flash evangelist which was so intense that Adobe redacted some of his blog comments.
Adobe evangelist lashes out at Apple over iPhone 4.0
Adobe evangelist lashes out at Apple over iPhone 4.0
The Google button that appears on the soft keyboards of existing iPhones when conducting a Web search has been changed to simply read Search in the beta of iPhone OS 4, removing a reference to Apple's rival.
Apple removes Google branding from iPhone OS 4 search
Apple removes Google branding from iPhone OS 4 search
Gaming enthusiasts who gobble up every tidbit of news they can about consoles, gadgets and titles didn't have a lot to digest Thursday when Apple revealed that the new iPhone OS 4 would include Game Center, a social gaming network. The news was just one feature mentioned in the overall update for the smartphone operating system; Steve Jobs' company certainly didn't unlock any new levels in the details category.
Apple's Game Center Tilts the Playing Field
Apple's Game Center Tilts the Playing Field
Less than 24 hours after Apple had revealed its preview of iPhone OS 4.0 and made it available to developers, hackers revealed they had successfully manage to run an unauthorized VNC client on the mobile operating system.
Hackers 'jailbreak' Apple's pre-release iPhone OS 4 beta
Hackers 'jailbreak' Apple's pre-release iPhone OS 4 beta
A change in the wording of Apple's developer agreement in iPhone 4.0 appears to block all efforts by third party platform vendors (including Adobe's Flash and Microsoft's Silverlight) to shim or adapt their code to work as a native iPhone app. Rather than being a competitive blow directed at Flash however, it appears the real motivation is to support sophisticated new multitasking features in the new operating system.
Apple's prohibition of Flash-built apps in iPhone 4.0 related to multitasking
Apple's prohibition of Flash-built apps in iPhone 4.0 related to multitasking
iPhone users will no longer have to load Safari to initiate a search for content on the Web or within Wikipedia, when links to both are added to Spotlight search in iPhone OS 4.0 this summer.
Apple adds Web, Wikipedia to Spotlight search in iPhone OS 4
Apple adds Web, Wikipedia to Spotlight search in iPhone OS 4
Acquistions are one thing, and rollouts are quite another. This week, in the world of mobile advertising, Apple beat Google to the punch in its demonstration of new mobile advertising platform iAd as part of its iPhone OS 4 announcement. Apple CEO Steve Jobs showed developers how iPhone and iPad app users won't have to leave their apps to view ads that include features such as movie trailers and even games.
Apple Lobs First Grenade in Mobile Ad Wars
Apple Lobs First Grenade in Mobile Ad Wars
The iPad is not a big smartphone nor a scaled down laptop. It's not really like any tablet that's come before it. And for this reason, it will delight users ready for something new, and confuse and upset people who expect it to be something old and familiar.
In-depth review: Apple's IPad and iPhone OS 3.2
In-depth review: Apple's IPad and iPhone OS 3.2
When Apple's just-announced iAd mobile advertising platform matures and sees wide support from the App Store developer community, it could generate as much as $4.7 billion in revenue per year for the company, one analyst believes.
Apple's iAd platform called a 'billion dollar opportunity'
Apple's iAd platform called a 'billion dollar opportunity'
A new framework for the WebKit open source Web browser layout engine was revealed Thursday, bringing with it a built-in split process model that will keep Web content such as JavaScript, HTML and layout in a separate process in browsers such as Apple's Safari and Mobile Safari.
Apple's WebKit2 will add Google Chrome-like split processes to Safari
Apple's WebKit2 will add Google Chrome-like split processes to Safari
Apple has introduced iPhone OS 4, the operating system for the next iteration of the iPhone and iPod touch. It sports more than 100 new features, said CEO Steve Jobs -- most notably the long-anticipated multitasking functionality that most other smartphones already provide to some degree.
Apple Gives iPhone a Touch of Multitasking Magic
Apple Gives iPhone a Touch of Multitasking Magic