Mac Rumors reports that a newly-posted YouTube video appears to show a Mac OS X version of Adobe Audition
TUAW posted a news story that the investigation against Gizmodo is moving forward
Mac Rumors reports that Apple has posted a series of examples demonstrating various applications composed in HTML5
nixCraft posted a quick guide about write protect files from command line
AppleInsider reports that more iPhone 4 components show up in Portugal, Taiwan
TechReviewSource.com posted an article on the iPhone 4th Generation
MacRumors reports that Google is phasing out the use of Windows company-wide due to security concerns
PC World reports that Apple has sold 2 million iPads in less than 2 months
Mac Rumors reports that the Skype app for iPhone allow now voice calls over 3G data networks
Mac Rumors posted a news story that the next iPhone Screen Resolution is 960x640
Mac Rumors posted a news story that Apple's iPad officially launched internationally overnight in 9 countries
TUAW has received several tips this morning from happy international readers who've received their iPads early
Saw over at TUAW that Apple's market share in Europe has risen to 6.8%
Saw over at PC World that Mozilla has announced plans to launch a free iPhone Application that will let you access most of your Firefox browser data on the iPhone
Mac Rumors reports that according to Trip Chowdhry, an analyst with tiny Global Equities Research, 7 minutes of Steve Jobs' WWDC 2010 keynote is allotted for Microsoft
Apple has released a Boot Camp update for owners of 13-inch MacBook Pro models released in mid-2010
TUAW posted a news story that Half Life 2 for the Mac will be released later today
Apple has released a new build of Mac OS X 10.6.4 to the developers
MacRumors reports that VMWare has released a new version of VMWare Fusion
TUWA reports that Apple has changed the ship date of international iPad orders from May 28th to June 7th
PC World posted a news story that Wal-Mart will begin selling the iPhone 3GS for just $97, starting Tuesday
TUAW posted a news story that the iPhone 3G is very likely to be discontinued
Apple Insider posted a news story that Steve Jobs will deliver a keynote on the first day of Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference
Saw over at AppleInsider that photos of a next-generation iPhone partially assembled with a white front panel have surfaced online
PC World posted a news story that a pair of new surveys finds increased consumer interest in Apple's iPad, and extremely high satisfaction among iPad users
Ars Technica reports that Apple is involved in some curious patent cases filed this week in Texas federal district courts
Saw over at MacRumors that a Mac version of AutoCAD is coming
It seems that the next generation iPhone front panels will be available in both black and white. MacRumors posted some pictures.
All Things Digital posted a news story that the iPad shortages are continuing
Mac Rumors spotted in the latest iPhone 4.0 Beta a new configuration page for Internet Tethering
Apple Insider posted a news story that Apple will not include Google's VP8 WebM codec in their products
Gartner today published a report covering worldwide mobile phone sales to end users for the first quarter of 2010. The results show Apple placing seventh among all mobile phone manufacturers with 2.7% of the market, up from 1.5% in the year-ago quar...
Gartner Pegs Apple as World's Seventh Largest Mobile Phone Manufacturer
Gartner Pegs Apple as World's Seventh Largest Mobile Phone Manufacturer
CNET reports that Apple has issued a response to yesterday's report that the company is working to "rethink" its Final Cut Pro offerings as the balance of usage of the video production software has shifted towards "prosumers" from the high-end professionals it originally targeted.
Apple Responds to Reports of Final Cut Pro Refocusing
Apple Responds to Reports of Final Cut Pro Refocusing
Users will be able to add and edit their own words to the iPhone's dictionary when Apple delivers the iPhone OS 4 software upgrade to the iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS this summer.
Apple's latest iPhone OS 4 beta adds customizable user dictionary
Apple's latest iPhone OS 4 beta adds customizable user dictionary
Apple shares on Tuesday lost about three quarters of a percent to close at $252.36, thus continuing the roller-coaster ride they've been on for the last few weeks. Maybe other market forces are at work here, or maybe investors are becoming uncertain about the growing strength of rivals that may come to challenge Apple.
Apple's Fight for the Future of Mobile
Apple's Fight for the Future of Mobile
If the Federal Trade Commission steps in to block its purchase of AdMob, Google's chief executive Eric Schmidt said in an interview, we're likely to fight very hard. It's a very strategic acquisition for Google.
Google will fight to keep AdMob, calls Apple's iAd discriminatory
Google will fight to keep AdMob, calls Apple's iAd discriminatory
The next beta of iPhone OS 4 has dropped, inching Apple toward its final release, which is expected to coincide with WWDC in June.
Apple issues iPhone OS 4 beta 4, may support AT&T US tethering
Apple issues iPhone OS 4 beta 4, may support AT&T US tethering
A purported component from Apple's forthcoming fourth-generation iPhone suggests the new handset could have a white external casing on its front side.
Alleged iPhone 4G part suggests Apple could offer white front panel
Alleged iPhone 4G part suggests Apple could offer white front panel
New data released Wednesday by research firm Gartner shows Apple as the No. 7 overall worldwide cell phone maker, with a total 2.7 percent market share.
Gartner: Apple's record quarter made it world's No. 7 cell phone maker
Gartner: Apple's record quarter made it world's No. 7 cell phone maker
Pictures of a new iPod touch sporting a new 2 megapixel camera have surfaced in Vietnam, though it's unknown whether the device was a scrapped 2009 prototype or a forthcoming product release.
iPod touch with 2MP camera spotted in yet another Vietnam leak
iPod touch with 2MP camera spotted in yet another Vietnam leak
Photos of new iPhone third-party protective cases show accessories that were designed to meet the physical form factor of Apple's prototype fourth-generation handset.
Fourth-generation iPhone cases match Apple's prototype design
Fourth-generation iPhone cases match Apple's prototype design
When Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad early this year, he was asked if Apple's latest product was just a bigger version of its already highly popular iPod. Of course, Jobs said no; the iPad was a completely different device, unique in its own right. However, Apple's sales figures for the first month the iPad was available for purchase are raising new questions about how consumers view Apple's product lineup.
There May Be an iPod Killer on the Loose
There May Be an iPod Killer on the Loose
Apple on Tuesday beefed up its plain vanilla MacBook with a tweaked CPU, more storage and longer battery life, among other things. However, it retained the device's $999 price point. The upgrade comes one month after Cupertino refreshed its MacBook Pro line and just weeks before its World Wide Developers Conference, to be held in San Francisco.
Runt of Apple's Laptop Litter Gets a Makeover
Runt of Apple's Laptop Litter Gets a Makeover
As predicted, Apple has quietly upgraded their low-end MacBook with a faster processor and much improved video card. The full specs include:
2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB DDR3 memory
250GB hard drive
8x double-layer SuperDrive
NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics
Built-in 10-hour battery
Polycarbonate unibody enclosure
Apple Updates White MacBook to 2.4GHz and NVIDIA GeForce 320M
2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
2GB DDR3 memory
250GB hard drive
8x double-layer SuperDrive
NVIDIA GeForce 320M graphics
Built-in 10-hour battery
Polycarbonate unibody enclosure
Apple Updates White MacBook to 2.4GHz and NVIDIA GeForce 320M
Apple is said to be revamping their Final Cut Pro product to appeal to a more mainstream audience rather than high end professionals. After layoffs in 2007, Apple has reportedly reorganized the Final Cut Pro team under the lead of Randy Ubillos, the developer who completely redesigned iMovie in 2008. The new iMovie was drastic departure from the original iMovie codebase.
Apple Refocusing Final Cut Pro Jobs says Next Release Will Be Awesome
Apple Refocusing Final Cut Pro Jobs says Next Release Will Be Awesome
Originally rumored to launch as soon as next week, Hulu's planned $10-a-month subscription service for advance content and access via an iPad application remains in the works.
Hulu subscription plan for Apple iPad to arrive later than expected
Hulu subscription plan for Apple iPad to arrive later than expected
Had Apple co-founder Steve Jobs not cancelled his stock options in exchange for $75 million in shares in 2003, he would have an extra $10.3 billion in profits today.
Steve Jobs missed out on $10 billion from stock options adjustment
Steve Jobs missed out on $10 billion from stock options adjustment
Wintek, the maker of display panels for Apple's iPhone and iPad, said this week that it provided proper medical treatment to workers who became sick after alleged exposure to a poisonous chemical.
Apple supplier Wintek says it treated workers for chemical exposure
Apple supplier Wintek says it treated workers for chemical exposure
First revealed last year following the release of Apple's fifth-generation iPod nano, the Nike + iPod Compatible Heart Rate Monitor is finally set for a U.S. release of June 1.
Nike+ heart rate monitor for Apple iPod coming June 1
Nike+ heart rate monitor for Apple iPod coming June 1
Apple on Tuesday issued yet another beta of its forthcoming 10.6.4 update for the Snow Leopard operating system, with the latest release reportedly containing no known issues.
Apple's fourth beta of Mac OS X 10.6.4 is clear of issues
Apple's fourth beta of Mac OS X 10.6.4 is clear of issues