Footprint of Apple’s ‘spaceship’ campus clearly visible in latest aerial photos
Following up on an aerial shot posted last week, AppleToolbox has taken a handful of much clearer photos, showing the progress of Apple’s…
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China Labor Watch and authorities probe Apple supplier factory blast, aluminum dust linked to explosion
Local government authorities are investigating last weekend’s explosion that injured 61 people at the Shanghai factory of an Apple iPad…
Carrier IQ is on some iOS devices, but doesn’t appear as nefarious as on other platforms
The bad news is that yes, Carrier IQ is running on iPhones right now, as we speak. Carrier IQ, you’ll…
Apple's growing place in the enterprise
COMPUTERWORLD: Forget the old myth that Apple isn’t big in the corporate and enterprise sectors. It isn’t true. Last week…
Jailbroken AppleTV might shed light on future of Apple computers
Original Mac Mini vs. new AppleTV We’ve been able to verify that the Limera1n does work on AppleTVs (TUAW also)…
Why the Mac still matters to Apple
COMPUTERWORLD: A note to all the folk out there complaining that Apple isn’t paying any attention to Mac sales– you’re…
Overstretched Apple delays Final Cut upgrade to 2011
It seems not all is well with the Final Cut Studio development team, with a report claiming release of the…
ZFS finally debuts in Snow Leopard
We’ve been talking about it for years. Finally, Apple has some rock solid plans to introduce ZFS into the MacOSX operating system. As of now, plans are for Snow Leopard server to allow read/write capabilities for ZFS. No word yet if it will operate as a boot partition or not. Snow Leopard Server is supposed to debut with it’s client counterpart in about 1 year according to Apple. Developers are being shown a preview this week at Apple’s WWDC.
Apple Screen Sharing App Makes its Debut in Leopard
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New Low End Mac at August 7th Event?
So we’ve heard many rumors about the new iMacs and what appears to be the loss of the 17 inch variety. We’ve also heard that the old 17 inch might be staying on as an eMac.
Add to that the reports of the death of the Mac Mini. This obviously leaves a huge hole on the low end side for Macs. It would be hard to believe that Apple would just cut off the under $1000 crowd (but not impossible).
More likely, there is some low end device waiting in the the wings. We’ve been kicking the idea around here a bunch and have come up with some interesting senarios:
Microsoft Bowing Out of the Mac Platform? Could Office 2008 Be the Last from Microsoft?
The resignation of Roz Ho as General Manager of the Macintosh Business Unit before WWDC 2007 should have been a premonition of Microsoft’s incredibly poor showing at the event (either that or she knew how painfully lame it was going to be). It had been speculated that Redmond would announce the distribution of the new 2008 version of its market dominating Office suite at the event. But Microsoft had nothing to announce. Is this a sign of things to come? When will it get released and will Office 2008 be the last upgrade to Office that the Mac sees? Are Bill and Steve not getting along as well as they appear to be with Walt Mossberg?
ITC to examine Apple case against Motorola
We’re looking at serious legal challenges across the mobile phone industry in the next couple of years, with Apple’s case…
Prototype next-gen Mac Pro detailed: redesigned, rackable, stackable
Typically, when Apple sets out to develop new products, they build a few prototypes to choose from for the shipping…
iOS 5 'Unsecured Calls' warning lets users know if they are talking on unencrypted networks
One interesting feature of iOS 5 that we’ve been tracking since yesterday is that users have been reporting the above ‘unsecured…
Mac App Store Downloads Top One Million in First Day
CUPERTINO, California—January 7, 2011—Apple today announced that over one million apps have been downloaded from the Mac App Store in…
Apple drives Mac App Store sales with huge Aperture bonus!
Psst: Professional photographer? Keen amateur? It really doesn’t matter — head over to the Mac App Store now and you’ll…
Mac OS X 10.6.6 ships — App Store is open
Apple has confounded industry watchers who expected the rumored noon launch time and the Mac App Store is available immediately,…
Collected: What we know about the Mac App Store
COMPUTERWORLD: We’ll see the reality in a few hours, but there’s already some insight into what to expect from Apple’s…
CES: iPad killers, what iPad killers?
COMPUTERWORLD: This is not the year the iPad meets its match. Analyst Michael Gartenberg doesn’t see anything to threaten Apple,…
New York orders thousands of iPads for schools
The iPad is taking a lesson from the iPod and beginning to seize a place in US schools, some of…
Apple's Snow Leopard prowls on Intel's Sandy Bridge
It had to happen — Intel introduced its Sandy Bridge processor this week and already intrepid Mac OS X hackers…
Apple reaches for the Skyworks Solutions
COMPUTERWORLD: Smart investors are paying attention to Apple’s [AAPL] rapidly expanding iOS value chain, taking strategic holdings in Apple’s component…
Saudi Arabia blocks MobileMe?
Apple’s dreams to offer enhanced cloud-based services will have to negotiate a dizzyingly irritating range of repressive national governments, with…
Apple is US smartphone market leader, Nielsen data shows
Apple’s battle with Android continues with the latest Nielsen market share data revealing iOS remains the dominant smartphone OS, at…
