Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Apple Considering AAPL Stock Split, Would Join The Dow Jones [Report] + MORE
Hulu Plus app live on Apple TV We haven't seen any official information yet, but tipsters report and we've confirmed on our own that Hulu Plus is quietly rolling out to Apple TV set-top boxes this morning. It was on our hockey pucks when we turned them on, while reports on Twitter indicate losing the connection before the icon appeared once the box came back online. We're checking it out now, and like Netflix, it allows users to pay for the service via iTunes if they choose. The menus and UI are all appropriately Apple TV styled, if you're not seeing it yet on your box then
Monday, July 30, 2012
This Is Probably the 10-Inch PlayBook (That Won't Be Out Until 2013) [Rumors] + MORE
This Is Probably the 10-Inch PlayBook (That Won't Be Out Until 2013) Jamie Condliffe
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Vietnamese tech forum Tinhte is showing off what looks like RIM's new 10-inch PlayBook. But while the hardware looks like it might almost be ready for launch—if it's real—don't expect to get your hands on one any time soon.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the tablet looks much like its smaller, 7-inch sibling, though it does appear to have a slightly different aspect ratio; something like 3:2 if the images are reliable. On the inside, images over at
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Vietnamese tech forum Tinhte is showing off what looks like RIM's new 10-inch PlayBook. But while the hardware looks like it might almost be ready for launch—if it's real—don't expect to get your hands on one any time soon.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, the tablet looks much like its smaller, 7-inch sibling, though it does appear to have a slightly different aspect ratio; something like 3:2 if the images are reliable. On the inside, images over at
Sunday, July 29, 2012
This Absurdly Ornate iPad Dock Is Fit For a Czar [Ipad Docks] + MORE
This Absurdly Ornate iPad Dock Is Fit For a Czar EricLimer
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The iPad may be known for its sleek design, but that doesn't mean you can't shake things up a bit with a super gaudy, overly detailed dock.
Bavarian photographer Georg Dinkel is the man behind this crazy, vaguely Eastern European conversation piece, which he refers to as the "TonSchrein" or "Sound Shrine" in English. The whole thing is molded out of a polymer clay and coated in metallic paint. Even with all its attention to detail and shininess, the
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The iPad may be known for its sleek design, but that doesn't mean you can't shake things up a bit with a super gaudy, overly detailed dock.
Bavarian photographer Georg Dinkel is the man behind this crazy, vaguely Eastern European conversation piece, which he refers to as the "TonSchrein" or "Sound Shrine" in English. The whole thing is molded out of a polymer clay and coated in metallic paint. Even with all its attention to detail and shininess, the
Saturday, July 28, 2012
This Week’s Must-Have iOS Games: Walking Dead, Fur Fighters, Total Recall & More [Roundup] + MORE
This Week’s Must-Have iOS Games: Walking Dead, Fur Fighters, Total Recall & More
After making its debut on consoles, The Walking Dead series is now available on iOS, and it’s kicking off this week’s must-have games roundup. We also have two classic titles in the form of Fur Fighters and Spy vs Spy, a retro-style 2D platformer, and the official game of the new Total Recall movie.
Walking Dead: The Game — Universal ($4.99)
The Walking Dead series has been available on consoles for a little while now, but now you can take it with you wherever you go,
After making its debut on consoles, The Walking Dead series is now available on iOS, and it’s kicking off this week’s must-have games roundup. We also have two classic titles in the form of Fur Fighters and Spy vs Spy, a retro-style 2D platformer, and the official game of the new Total Recall movie.
Walking Dead: The Game — Universal ($4.99)
The Walking Dead series has been available on consoles for a little while now, but now you can take it with you wherever you go,
Friday, July 27, 2012
Apple buying fingerprint sensor maker AuthenTec for $356 million + MORE
Apple Throws $356 Million at Making Its Security Better—And Making Android's Worse Jamie Condliffe
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Reuters is reporting that Apple has bought AuthenTec—a company which makes secure fingerprint sensors and precision touchscreen solutions—for $356 million. Either it's gotten extremely serious about its own security, or wants to make it much harder for the competition. Or both!
AuthenTec's currently supplies hardware for the likes of Cisco, Fujitsu, HBO, HP, Lenovo, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Orange, Samsung, Sky, and Texas
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Reuters is reporting that Apple has bought AuthenTec—a company which makes secure fingerprint sensors and precision touchscreen solutions—for $356 million. Either it's gotten extremely serious about its own security, or wants to make it much harder for the competition. Or both!
AuthenTec's currently supplies hardware for the likes of Cisco, Fujitsu, HBO, HP, Lenovo, LG, Motorola, Nokia, Orange, Samsung, Sky, and Texas
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Sprint's iPhone gamble isn't paying off as 2012 Q2 figures reveal $629 million operating loss + MORE
Sprint's iPhone gamble isn't paying off as 2012 Q2 figures reveal $629 million operating loss Sprint's second quarter figures have arrived, showing that the company's billion-dollar gamble on the iPhone isn't working right now. While it sold 1.5 million Apple-branded handsets in the three month period (40 percent to new and postpaid customers), it recorded an operating loss of $629 million and a colossal net loss of $1.4 billion -- compared to an operating loss of $255 million and a net loss of $863 million in the first quarter. Operating revenues of $8.8 billion improved
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Safari 6 with unified search field, offline Reading List released for OS X Lion, Aperture, iPhoto, iMovie updated + MORE
Safari 6 with unified search field, offline Reading List released for OS X Lion, Aperture, iPhoto, iMovie updated
In addition to being included with OS X Mountain Lion, Apple has rolled out its updated version of the Safari web browser – Safari 6 – to OS X Lion users. The update includes what Apple calls the Smart Search Field. This new search bar basically unifies the URL bar with the web search bar. Also in the update is offline reading list, Baidu Chinese search support, Do Not Track, and improved password management. The OS X Mountain Lion variant includes a
In addition to being included with OS X Mountain Lion, Apple has rolled out its updated version of the Safari web browser – Safari 6 – to OS X Lion users. The update includes what Apple calls the Smart Search Field. This new search bar basically unifies the URL bar with the web search bar. Also in the update is offline reading list, Baidu Chinese search support, Do Not Track, and improved password management. The OS X Mountain Lion variant includes a
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Apple Issues Final Reminder For iWork.com Closedown + MORE
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Apple demands $2.02, plus $3.10... equals a total of $2.5 billion in Samsung damages How big is $2.525 billion when you're Apple? It won't affect living standards in Cupertino, that's for sure, but it's evidently enough to be worth hauling a rival through the US courts. The figure is revealed in Apple's damages claim, submitted in the run-up
Apple demands $2.02, plus $3.10... equals a total of $2.5 billion in Samsung damages How big is $2.525 billion when you're Apple? It won't affect living standards in Cupertino, that's for sure, but it's evidently enough to be worth hauling a rival through the US courts. The figure is revealed in Apple's damages claim, submitted in the run-up
Monday, July 23, 2012
Yahoo shows off Beyond Gold Olympics app for its connected HDTVs + MORE
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Yahoo shows off Beyond Gold Olympics app for its connected HDTVs While NBC has already shown off its official Olympics apps for mobile devices, Yahoo is readying an onscreen companion app for connected TVs built on its widgets. While smart TV platforms and boxes are practically everywhere, Yahoo's is built into HDTVs from several
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Yahoo shows off Beyond Gold Olympics app for its connected HDTVs While NBC has already shown off its official Olympics apps for mobile devices, Yahoo is readying an onscreen companion app for connected TVs built on its widgets. While smart TV platforms and boxes are practically everywhere, Yahoo's is built into HDTVs from several
Sunday, July 22, 2012
More Problems For Apple In Portugal? Apparently It’s Getting Sued For 40M Euros By A Reseller [Report] + MORE
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This Week’s Must-Have iOS Apps: Checkmark, Vyclone, Chameleon Clock & More
Kicking off this week’s must-have apps list is a new to-do app called Checkmark, which is being labeled the reminders app Apple should have made. There’s also a great new video sharing service called Vyclone, a unique clock app, and more.
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This Week’s Must-Have iOS Apps: Checkmark, Vyclone, Chameleon Clock & More
Kicking off this week’s must-have apps list is a new to-do app called Checkmark, which is being labeled the reminders app Apple should have made. There’s also a great new video sharing service called Vyclone, a unique clock app, and more.
Checkmark —
Saturday, July 21, 2012
The New iPad Launches In China Without Incident + MORE
Judge Denies Two More Samsung Pre-Trial Proposals, Uses Apple Patent Wording As A Definition
A mere ten days before the scheduled patent infringement trial between Samsung and Apple, US District Judge Lucky Koh rejected two more proposals from Samsung, maker of Android enabled smartphones. Judge Koh entered a supplemental claim construction order in which two disputed terms are now defined. Unfortunately for Samsung, who initially requested the order, the definition decision favors Apple, using the Cupertino-based tech company’s definition in the dispute.
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A mere ten days before the scheduled patent infringement trial between Samsung and Apple, US District Judge Lucky Koh rejected two more proposals from Samsung, maker of Android enabled smartphones. Judge Koh entered a supplemental claim construction order in which two disputed terms are now defined. Unfortunately for Samsung, who initially requested the order, the definition decision favors Apple, using the Cupertino-based tech company’s definition in the dispute.
According to
Friday, July 20, 2012
List Your Mac’s Entire Download History At Once [OS X Tips] + MORE
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Cloud Photos Service Everpix Raises $1 Million From Index Ventures, 500 Startups & Others, Prepares Its Public Debut
Everpix, the startup that organizes all your photos in the cloud (and a previous TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 finalist), has just closed a $1 million seed round led by Index Ventures. The round also saw participation from 500
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Cloud Photos Service Everpix Raises $1 Million From Index Ventures, 500 Startups & Others, Prepares Its Public Debut
Everpix, the startup that organizes all your photos in the cloud (and a previous TechCrunch Disrupt 2011 finalist), has just closed a $1 million seed round led by Index Ventures. The round also saw participation from 500
Thursday, July 19, 2012
How Nokia Lost the Smartphone Race a Decade Ago [Nokia] + MORE
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Apple Now Requires High-Res 1024×1024 Icons For Every Mac OS X App
This is what happens if you try to submit a Mac app without a 1024×1024 icon.
Back in June, Cult of Mac reported that Apple was set to introduce a new requirement for iOS apps that meant every single one had to ship with an icon measuring a whopping 1024×1024 pixels for
Apple Now Requires High-Res 1024×1024 Icons For Every Mac OS X App
This is what happens if you try to submit a Mac app without a 1024×1024 icon.
Back in June, Cult of Mac reported that Apple was set to introduce a new requirement for iOS apps that meant every single one had to ship with an icon measuring a whopping 1024×1024 pixels for
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
New iOS 6 Beta Hints That AT&T May Charge For FaceTime Over 3G + MORE
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AT&T announces simplified shared bucket data plans for late August
AT&T today announced its shared data plans for smartphone, tablet (phablet?) and Mac/PC users. Current and new customers will be able to choose plans for all of their devices with one with a fairly simple matrix. Current customers won’t be forced into these
AT&T announces simplified shared bucket data plans for late August
AT&T today announced its shared data plans for smartphone, tablet (phablet?) and Mac/PC users. Current and new customers will be able to choose plans for all of their devices with one with a fairly simple matrix. Current customers won’t be forced into these
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
OnStar seals partnership with RelayRides, makes renting out your car even easier (hands-on video) + MORE
“Leaked” iPhone 5 Front Casing Shows Centered FaceTime Camera
Another day, another leak.
On Friday we saw what was reported to be an iPhone 5 prototype unit, and today an entirely different version of the “iPhone 5″ casing has found its way on to the interwebs. Oddly enough, this latest leak looks an awful lot like images of iPhone 5 parts published by 9to5mac.
Of course, it’s possible that none of these leaks are the real thing, but it sure does help pass the time until Apple hops on stage in October. The latest leak comes by way of a Chinese site called Apple.pro
Another day, another leak.
On Friday we saw what was reported to be an iPhone 5 prototype unit, and today an entirely different version of the “iPhone 5″ casing has found its way on to the interwebs. Oddly enough, this latest leak looks an awful lot like images of iPhone 5 parts published by 9to5mac.
Of course, it’s possible that none of these leaks are the real thing, but it sure does help pass the time until Apple hops on stage in October. The latest leak comes by way of a Chinese site called Apple.pro
Monday, July 16, 2012
New photo of white next-generation iPhone front with centered FaceTime camera + MORE
Going Camping? Take The BioLite And Charge Your iPhone With Fire
BioLite should be the first thing you pack for your next camping trip.
I hate camping. I don’t see the appeal in sleeping in a cold, damp tent, with no access to a shower or electricity. Once your iOS devices run out of battery, what is there to do?
Well, with the BioLite, they won’t run out of battery, because you can charge them by burning almost anything you can get your hands on, including twigs, sticks, leaves, pinecones, or your best friend’s favorite book.
Simply cram all the rubbish you can find
BioLite should be the first thing you pack for your next camping trip.
I hate camping. I don’t see the appeal in sleeping in a cold, damp tent, with no access to a shower or electricity. Once your iOS devices run out of battery, what is there to do?
Well, with the BioLite, they won’t run out of battery, because you can charge them by burning almost anything you can get your hands on, including twigs, sticks, leaves, pinecones, or your best friend’s favorite book.
Simply cram all the rubbish you can find
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Want to be in the Ashton Kutcher Steve Jobs movie? Here’s how to be an extra this week… + MORE
Agora Platinum Facebook Platform
In the past few months I’ve learned something very interesting. Facebook can be kinda cool. I mean I’m using Facebook to talk about comics and other geekdom, so I enjoy that, but the one thing I haven’t been enjoying is managing the pages. Checking comments, tracking answers, running contests.
For a network that is built on frictionless sharing, it’s sure hard for the folks managing the content to do stuff.
Which is why I’m going to take a real, hard look at the deal kicking off today—AgoraPulse Platinum—which sounds like it
In the past few months I’ve learned something very interesting. Facebook can be kinda cool. I mean I’m using Facebook to talk about comics and other geekdom, so I enjoy that, but the one thing I haven’t been enjoying is managing the pages. Checking comments, tracking answers, running contests.
For a network that is built on frictionless sharing, it’s sure hard for the folks managing the content to do stuff.
Which is why I’m going to take a real, hard look at the deal kicking off today—AgoraPulse Platinum—which sounds like it
Saturday, July 14, 2012
XBMC for Android app revealed; source code available now, beta APKs soon (video) + MORE
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Enter To Win a Retina MacBook Pro And Check Out The iStack Bundle
Let’s keep this simple. We all would love a new Retina MacBook Pro. So, how’d you like to win one?
It’s very simple. Go to the Retina MacBook Pro Giveaway page and enter your email address. Then once the iStack Mac Bundle is done (you’ve checked it out, right?) a
Enter To Win a Retina MacBook Pro And Check Out The iStack Bundle
Let’s keep this simple. We all would love a new Retina MacBook Pro. So, how’d you like to win one?
It’s very simple. Go to the Retina MacBook Pro Giveaway page and enter your email address. Then once the iStack Mac Bundle is done (you’ve checked it out, right?) a
Friday, July 13, 2012
Retina MacBook Pro Shipping Delay Improves For U.S. Customers + MORE
GammaTech rugged T7Q launches at $2k and up, promptly steals your iPad's lunch money For people out there doing actual work (like tech blogging, for instance), there's the need for a tablet like the GammaTech T7Q Windows slate, starting at $2,000. Standing out like an M9 tank among the daily driver tabs, the sealed magnesium unit meets military specs for environmental nasties -- while packing a 7-inch resistive-touch TFT WSVGA LCD, Intel Atom N2600 or N2800 processor, 5MP camera with geotagging, compass, gyroscope and an mSATA SSD. It can also be accessorized to the nines
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Are We Overreacting to Apple's EPEAT Pull-Out? [Rant] + MORE
Gartner report shows PCs have peaked and may begin the long road to obscurityWe are starting to see the “Cars and Trucks” model unfold as PC sales are starting to slip dramatically.
Among the top 5 vendors in the U.S. PC market, all but Apple experienced a decline in shipments according to a Gartner report late this evening. This is not your average “Apple beat the PC industry every quarter for the past 5 years.” It is a dramatic fall. Apple pulled to within 500,000 units of Dell from double that a year ago.
A few
Among the top 5 vendors in the U.S. PC market, all but Apple experienced a decline in shipments according to a Gartner report late this evening. This is not your average “Apple beat the PC industry every quarter for the past 5 years.” It is a dramatic fall. Apple pulled to within 500,000 units of Dell from double that a year ago.
A few
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
Airbus Electronic Flight Bag apps save iPad savvy pilots time and paper + MORE
Apple Releases EPEAT Statement: We're Special, but Different Molly Oswaks
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In response to Monday's news that Apple had pulled 39 of its computers from EPEAT's green certification, Apple spokesperson Kristin Huguet today released the following statement to The Loop:
"Apple takes a comprehensive approach to measuring our environmental impact and all of our products meet the strictest energy efficiency standards backed by the US government, Energy Star 5.2. We also lead the industry by reporting each product's
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In response to Monday's news that Apple had pulled 39 of its computers from EPEAT's green certification, Apple spokesperson Kristin Huguet today released the following statement to The Loop:
"Apple takes a comprehensive approach to measuring our environmental impact and all of our products meet the strictest energy efficiency standards backed by the US government, Energy Star 5.2. We also lead the industry by reporting each product's
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
TechCrunch Giveaway: A New iPad And Free Ticket To Disrupt SF! #TCDisrupt + MORE
Next Issue brings its all-you-can-read magazine store to the iPad, plans start at $10 a month The last time we heard about Next Issue, the all-you-can-read magazine store was launching on Android, with an iOS version said to be coming "soon." Three months later, the startup's made good on its promise: the storefront is now up and running on iOS, with an iPad app going live in the App Store today. If you're not familiar with the way Next Issue works, it's angling to be the Netflix of digital magazines, with a monthly subscription getting you unfettered access to a library of
Monday, July 9, 2012
Switched On: The Netbook Legacy + MORE
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Impermanent Data Apps, The Newest Weapons In The War For Messaging
Earlier this week, Josh Constine wrote an epic piece on Facebook, Google and Apple’s impending messaging war. As Constine explains, we have most likely reached “peak SMS,” that is, text messaging is on the decline and another form of messaging will take its place.
But
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Impermanent Data Apps, The Newest Weapons In The War For Messaging
Earlier this week, Josh Constine wrote an epic piece on Facebook, Google and Apple’s impending messaging war. As Constine explains, we have most likely reached “peak SMS,” that is, text messaging is on the decline and another form of messaging will take its place.
But
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Apple’s new designs force it to abandon EPEAT Green standard, potentially cutting off big customers + MORE
Apple’s new designs force it to abandon EPEAT Green standard, potentially cutting off big customers
The Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) is a program that ranks computers and displays based on environmental attributes in accordance with IEEE 1680.1-2009.
A clear and consistent set of environmental performance criteria for the design of personal computer products including notebook computers, desktop computers, and computer displays is provided, thereby providing an opportunity to secure market recognition for efforts to reduce the environmental
The Electronic Product Environmental Assessment Tool (EPEAT) is a program that ranks computers and displays based on environmental attributes in accordance with IEEE 1680.1-2009.
A clear and consistent set of environmental performance criteria for the design of personal computer products including notebook computers, desktop computers, and computer displays is provided, thereby providing an opportunity to secure market recognition for efforts to reduce the environmental
Saturday, July 7, 2012
New Tiny Wings Teased, Dated With Cute Little Music Box Trailer + MORE
Apple pulls out of EPEAT green registration, may not be able to sell computers to federal agencies Apple has withdrawn all its laptop and desktop computers from the EPEAT environmental rating system, including older MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models. According to iFixit, who recently tore down a MacBook Pro and its retina screen, that's likely related to a design direction favoring smaller, lighter notebooks and longer battery life. Doing so required them to glue the cells to the aluminum shell, making it impossible to recycle the case and other parts -- iFixit couldn't
Friday, July 6, 2012
OS X Lion Server Video Course [Deals] + MORE
Apple Responds To And Fixes App Crashing Issues, DRM Software To Blame
Just a quick update on the issues plaguing Apple’s iOS and Mac App Stores: Apple has now informed developers that it’s aware of the problem and is working on a resolution. For background, a serious problem has been discovered in the iOS and Mac App Stores which has been causing apps to immediately crash after users update to the most recent version. This is now day three of the problem, and Apple had yet to respond to the situation until this afternoon.
You can read about the app crashing problem in
Just a quick update on the issues plaguing Apple’s iOS and Mac App Stores: Apple has now informed developers that it’s aware of the problem and is working on a resolution. For background, a serious problem has been discovered in the iOS and Mac App Stores which has been causing apps to immediately crash after users update to the most recent version. This is now day three of the problem, and Apple had yet to respond to the situation until this afternoon.
You can read about the app crashing problem in
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Insert Coin: GameDock lets your iPhone interface with a TV and controllers, game it old school + MORE
Insert Coin: GameDock lets your iPhone interface with a TV and controllers, game it old school In Insert Coin, we look at an exciting new tech project that requires funding before it can hit production. If you'd like to pitch a project, please send us a tip with "Insert Coin" as the subject line. With its GameDock, Cascadia Games has a new twist on iOS arcade play -- it lets you use your TV and two classic controllers. While retro games are popular on iPhones right now, an intense session can go haywire if your digits slip around on the tactile glass, and head-to-head play
Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Galaxy Nexus Phone “Coming Soon” On Google Play + MORE
Bloomberg: Apple Plans to Launch Smaller iPad This Year Jamie Condliffe
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Bloomberg is reporting that Apple is planning to launch a smaller, cheaper iPad to compete with Amazon and Google—and suggests that it will arrive by the end of 2012.
Citing anonymous sources from within Apple, Bloomberg reports that the device would have a screen that's 7 to 8 inches on the diagonal, with a lower pixel density than the current Retina display. The same sources suggest that the product could be announced as early as October of this year.
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Bloomberg is reporting that Apple is planning to launch a smaller, cheaper iPad to compete with Amazon and Google—and suggests that it will arrive by the end of 2012.
Citing anonymous sources from within Apple, Bloomberg reports that the device would have a screen that's 7 to 8 inches on the diagonal, with a lower pixel density than the current Retina display. The same sources suggest that the product could be announced as early as October of this year.
It's
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
ITC denies Apple's request for emergency ban against HTC products + MORE
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Judge rejects Samsung’s request to remove injunction on U.S. Galaxy Tab 10.1 salesiPad versus Tab 10.1 (Credit: AnandTech)
As relayed by Reuters, a judge has blocked Samsung’s request for a lift of the recently placed injunction on the Galaxy Tab 10.1. This ruling follows last week’s ruling in which an injunction was placed on
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Judge rejects Samsung’s request to remove injunction on U.S. Galaxy Tab 10.1 salesiPad versus Tab 10.1 (Credit: AnandTech)
As relayed by Reuters, a judge has blocked Samsung’s request for a lift of the recently placed injunction on the Galaxy Tab 10.1. This ruling follows last week’s ruling in which an injunction was placed on
Monday, July 2, 2012
Apple Agrees To Pay $60 Million And End iPad Trademark Dispute With Proview In China + MORE
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Apple settles iPad name dispute with Proview in China for $60 millioniPad sign inside of Chinese Apple Store (Credit: Yahoo)
According to the Associated Press, Apple has ended their long-running iPad name dispute in China with Proview with a $60 million settlement. The ruling was made Monday by the Guangdong High People’s Court. While it
Apple settles iPad name dispute with Proview in China for $60 millioniPad sign inside of Chinese Apple Store (Credit: Yahoo)
According to the Associated Press, Apple has ended their long-running iPad name dispute in China with Proview with a $60 million settlement. The ruling was made Monday by the Guangdong High People’s Court. While it
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Steve Would Be Proud: How Apple Won The War Against Flash + MORE
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Steve Would Be Proud: How Apple Won The War Against Flash
Late Thursday, an extraordinary thing happened: Adobe announced in a blog post that it would not provide Flash Player support for devices running Android 4.1, and that it would pull the plugin from the Google Play store on August 15. The retreat comes five years after the introduction
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Steve Would Be Proud: How Apple Won The War Against Flash
Late Thursday, an extraordinary thing happened: Adobe announced in a blog post that it would not provide Flash Player support for devices running Android 4.1, and that it would pull the plugin from the Google Play store on August 15. The retreat comes five years after the introduction
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