With February already in full swing, rumors surrounding the iPhone 7 are already starting to heat up. Based on what we’ve seen thus far, it appears that Apple’s next-gen iPhone will come without a 3.5mm headphone jack (gasp!) and will rely upon the Lightning port for audio. That aside, some of the more recent iPhone […]
Continue reading...30. October 2014
Comments Off on Tim Cook comes out: “I’m proud to be gay”
Apple CEO Tim Cook today penned a heartwarming letter for BloombergBusinessweek where he publicly acknowledged, for the first time, that he is gay. The letter reads in part: For years, I’ve been open with many people about my sexual orientation. Plenty of colleagues at Apple know I’m gay, and it doesn’t seem to make a […]
Continue reading...11. September 2014
Comments Off on Apple’s Watch ads are steamier than usual
If you pop on over to Apple’s Watch pages on the company website and start browsing around, you’ll notice the interstitial ads are a bit more sultry, dare we say steamier, than usual. I can just see the tagline now — “Don’t kiss me yet. First, send me your heartbeat.” With no release date nailed […]
Continue reading...8. September 2014
Comments Off on Even Brad Pitt wants to know what’s in Apple’s mysterious 3-story white structure
It’s the calm before the storm, folks. Tomorrow promises to be one of the most important dates in Apple history. Well, either that or Apple has done an incredibly stupid job of hyping up an event with no pay off. But seriously, the avalanche of evidence suggesting that Apple has some stellar announcements tomorrow is […]
Continue reading...8. September 2014
Comments Off on Joy of Tech depicts the typical Apple fan during the iWatch unveiling
Apple’s media event tomorrow will have the entire tech world at attention, watching and listening to Tim Cook and co.’s every word. In addition to the introduction of two new iPhones, tomorrow will likely see the unveiling of Apple’s first new product category since the iPad was unveiled four years ago. Suffice it to say, […]
Continue reading...19. April 2014
Comments Off on Nike refutes reports of Nike FuelBand discontinuation
CNET reported yesterday that Nike laid off its entire Nike FuelBand team and that the company was planning to get out of the hardware business entirely in order to focus on software. The company informed members of the 70-person hardware team — part of its larger, technology-focused Digital Sport division comprised of about 200 people […]
Continue reading...19. April 2014
Comments Off on HTC reportedly hires the brain behind Samsung’s Galaxy brand
While Samsung and Apple remain the top two smartphone manufacturers on the planet, that hasn’t always been in the case. Indeed, it’s easy to forget amidst the deluge of Samsung advertising materials that appear at every step, but HTC, back in the early days of Android, used to be Apple’s stiffest competition. These days, HTC […]
Continue reading...8. July 2013
Comments Off on Fifth-gen iPad slated for release in September
AppleInsider reports: The details were relayed by the usual supply chain sources to DigiTimes, a Taiwanese tech industry publication frequently skewered for its track record. On Monday, the publication said that a new 9.7-inch iPad is planned to debut in September with a slimmer bezel, as has been rumored. In addition, the report said the number of LED […]
Continue reading...8. July 2013
Comments Off on Is this Apple’s low cost iPhone?
MacRumors has the scoop over here.
Continue reading...13. May 2013
Comments Off on Apple moves away from Foxconn, Pegatron steps up
Cult of Mac reports via Reuters: Hon Hai Precision Industry, better known as Foxconn, has long been Apple’s biggest manufacturing partner, with around 60-70% of its revenue coming from the Cupertino company. But local rival Pegatron is hoping to change that. By offering Apple more competitive prices and sacrificing its profit margins, Pegatron appears to be […]
Continue reading...13. May 2013
Comments Off on iWork is still alive and kickin’
AppleBitch reports: Despite many assumptions to the contrary, it seems that Apple hasn’t forgotten iWork altogether as the company has today posted a job advertisement looking for a software QA engineer to work on the next generation of iWork software. The position advertisement is specifying a software engineer who can ‘work on the next generation of Desktop, […]
Continue reading...8. May 2013
Comments Off on What is Siri grateful for?
Siri certainly is sassy these days. But on other days, she’s just glad to make it through the boring ole’ 9-5.
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7. February 2016
Comments Off on iPhone 7 rumor points to Super AMOLED screen and ceramic back