Mac Rumors reports that Apple's latest beta version of iOS 4.1 has offered the strongest evidence yet that the company is planning to roll out FaceTime video calling functionality to future non-iPhone devices based on the iOS operating system
Electricpig posted a video of the world biggest Apple Store in London
iLounge posted what they heard about the upcoming late 2010/early 2011 iPod, iPhone, and iPad lineups from a highly reliable source
CNET posted a news story that Apple has already developed a fix for the iPhone browser security hole
Mac Rumors reports that iOS 4.1 Beta 3 supports no longer game center on the iPhone 3G and the 2nd Gen iPod Touch
TUAW reports that iOS 4.1 Beta 3 has been released to the developers
Mac Rumors posted a news story that Apple is investigating the iOS vulnerability that allowing web-based jailbreak
PC World posted 5 reasons why you might want to Jailbreak your iPhone and you might want to think twice
PC World reports that Apple is planning a revolutionary new feature for OS X 10.7
Mac Rumors reports that the new Mac Pro will become available on August 9th
iFixit provide a look inside the new Magic Trackpad
OWC has disassembled the new 27" iMac
Microsoft has started rolling out more details about Office 2011 for OS X
Mac Rumors posted a news story that Apple has released Safari 5.0.1 with extensions feature
Apple has released Magic Trackpad and Multi-Touch Trackpad Update 1.0. This update also enables three-finger drag gesture and inertial scrolling for older Mac portable
Mac Rumors reports that Apple has released the second beta for iPhone OS 4.1 to developers
Saw over at Mac Rumors that Apple has officially discontinued the 24" and 30" Apple Cinema Displays
MacRumors report that the new 27-inch iMac released today offers support for dual hard drives: one traditional Serial ATA in 1 TB or 2 TB capacity and one 256 GB solid state drive (SSD)
PC World posted a news story that Apple is reminding customers that jailbreaking your iPhone voids the device's warranty
Apple has refreshed both iMac and Mac Pro lines with new models. The new iMac comes now Intel Core i3, i5, and i7 processors and the new Mac Pro will be available with up to 12 cores.
