iPhone SDK Details: Apple as Gatekeeper, No Accessories
iLounge cites several sources familiar with Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch software development kit (SDK) plans to reveal some controversial new details:
iPhone SDK Details: Apple as Gatekeeper, No Accessories
iPhone SDK Details: Apple as Gatekeeper, No Accessories
Following a meeting with Apple chief operating officer Tim Cook earlier this week, investment bank Goldman Sachs reiterated a Buy rating on shares of the electronics maker, saying the company's industry leading product cycles should help it overcome ...
Report: 40 percent of holiday iPod sales went to first-time buyers
Report: 40 percent of holiday iPod sales went to first-time buyers
The long-awaited -- and perhaps overdue -- refresh to the MacBook Pro lineup finally came Tuesday morning, and along with it, a laptop surprise: Apple beefed up its consumer-grade MacBooks too. The announcements set the Apple-focused blog world on fire, with some commenters noting they were just happy to see the MacBook Pro holdouts finally get something they could spring for.
Mac Bloggers Toast iTunes, Probe Penryn Processors, Sweat iPhone SDK
Mac Bloggers Toast iTunes, Probe Penryn Processors, Sweat iPhone SDK
While its Irish division is just receiving the iPhone, O2 UK said on Thursday that the iPhone led its best-ever quarter at the end of 2007. Also, PayPal cautions users to avoid visiting its site with Safari, and Apple has issued an iPhoto fix.
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O2 quarter boosted by iPhone; PayPal Safari warning; iPhoto 7.1.3
O2...
O2 quarter boosted by iPhone; PayPal Safari warning; iPhoto 7.1.3
While Apple appears to be ready to unleash its iPhone SDK to developers, the version that arrives next week may be far from final. Meanwhile, the company last quarter crept its way onto the world's Top 10 handset vendors. And it appears as if the iTu...
iPhone SDK rumors; Apple a Top 10 handset vendor; more...
iPhone SDK rumors; Apple a Top 10 handset vendor; more...
On March 6, Apple will announce the iPhone software roadmap at a town hall-like meeting on its campus in Cupertino, Calif. It will talk about the iPhone SDK and some new enterprise features. The news has triggered wild speculation among the Apple user community: Why was the SDK release delayed? What exactly does Apple mean by enterprise features?
Apple to Launch SDK, Map Out Enterprise Strategy
Apple to Launch SDK, Map Out Enterprise Strategy
Shares of Apple rose Thursday morning after the iPod maker reiterated expectations to sell 10 million iPhones in 2008, leading an analyst to maintain a top rating. The stock added $4.94, or 4 percent, to $127.90 in morning trading. Goldman Sachs analyst David C. Bailey met with Apple's operating chief, Tim Cook, at the Goldman Sachs Technology Symposium Wednesday, and said that growth opportunities remain for the company.
Apple Shares Jump on Product Strength Optimism
Apple Shares Jump on Product Strength Optimism
When Apple first introduced its iPod touch -- a media player that uses the same cool touch technology as the breakthrough iPhone -- I was both intrigued and disappointed. While I didn't care much for the iPhone itself the notion of a touch-based device that focuses just on movies, music and WiFi Web access called to me. What gave me pause, though, was its limited storage capacity and price.
32 GB iPod Touch: Best in Class, If Not Value
32 GB iPod Touch: Best in Class, If Not Value
Apple's COO, Timothy Cook, delivered a question and answer session at the Goldman Sachs Investment Symposium yesterday, and touched on a number of interesting topics. Differing notes available at MacNN, Appleinsider and iPhoneAtlas.
Apple COO Discusses iPhone Exclusivity, SDK, and Unlocking
Apple COO Discusses iPhone Exclusivity, SDK, and Unlocking
Speaking at the Goldman Sachs Investment Symposium, Apple chief operating officer Tim Cook stated that the iPhone isn't beholden to the one-carrier strategy used so far, even if it makes the most sense from a business standpoint.
Cook made the obs...
Apple exec: iPhone "not married" to single-carrier model
Cook made the obs...
Apple exec: iPhone "not married" to single-carrier model
Apple Inc. will hold a special event for analysts and members of the media next week, March 6th, to formally announce plans for its much anticipated iPhone and iPod touch software developers kit (SDK).
Please join us to learn about the iPhone sof...
Apple to hold "iPhone Software Roadmap" media event next week
Please join us to learn about the iPhone sof...
Apple to hold "iPhone Software Roadmap" media event next week
The next update to Apple's MacBook and MacBook Pro family of notebook computers could come as early as June, according to a series of reports.
DailyTech notes that Intel is planning to replace its existing Santa Rosa mobile platform with Montevina...
Next Apple notebook refresh rumored for June
DailyTech notes that Intel is planning to replace its existing Santa Rosa mobile platform with Montevina...
Next Apple notebook refresh rumored for June
MP3 players and iPods have become some of, if not the most, popular tech gadgets for teens to own. With this booming popularity comes the dilemma of whether to pay for music that can be downloaded through programs such as iTunes, or to illegally download it from P2P programs such as Limewire and Kazaa.
Teens on P2P vs. iTunes: To Pirate or Not to Pirate
Teens on P2P vs. iTunes: To Pirate or Not to Pirate
Two weeks before the iPhone went on sale last June, Apple Inc. flew representatives from five universities -- including four of the nation's top-tier schools -- out to its Cupertino campus to cement deals for a new educational learning initiative dub...
Apple holds big plans for 'iPhone University' on college campuses
Apple holds big plans for 'iPhone University' on college campuses
Abilene Christian University (ACU) announced yesterday that they would be issuing iPhones or iPod Touches to incoming freshman for use in their college courses and day to day lives.
Apple Working to Deploy iPhones at Universities
Apple Working to Deploy iPhones at Universities
The sheer amount of money spent by Apple on research -- as well as maintaining chief executive Steve Jobs' private jet -- suggests that the company is working feverishly on international iPhone releases and new products, according to a new research ...
R&D, travel expenses suggest Apple plans big 2008 - report
R&D, travel expenses suggest Apple plans big 2008 - report
In an effort to create artificial tension for their readership or to cater to the RDFs of Apple and Microsoft, some are arguing that Blu-ray will now have to fight an uphill battle against Internet downloads. That's all pure baloney. First, it's going to be many years before Internet downloads can compete with Blu-ray discs in terms of bit rate and video quality.
Don't Hold Your Breath for iTunes to Kill Blu-ray
Don't Hold Your Breath for iTunes to Kill Blu-ray
Apple on Tuesday released software version 1.1.4 for both the iPhone and iPod touch alongside a set of release notes comprised of only two words: Bug fixes.
Users can download and apply the update by docking their iPhone or iPod touch, selectin...
Apple releases software v1.1.4 for iPhone and iPod touch
Users can download and apply the update by docking their iPhone or iPod touch, selectin...
Apple releases software v1.1.4 for iPhone and iPod touch
More than a month after Apple introduced its super-thin MacBook Air with the innovative multi-touch gesture-based trackpad, the company in Cupertino, Calif., has delivered a long-awaited refresh to its high-end MacBook Pro line. On top of that, it threw in a beefy update to its consumer-grade MacBook line for good measure.
Apple Throttles Up New MacBook Models With Penryn Processors
Apple Throttles Up New MacBook Models With Penryn Processors
Apple's online iTunes music store is now the number-two music retailer in the U.S. behind Wal-Mart Stores as measured by unit volume, market researcher NPD Group said Tuesday. NPD said that iTunes moved into second place due to the amount of music it sold during 2007, which was based on a 12-track CD equivalency for song downloads.
iTunes Rises to No. 2 Music Retailer Spot as As CDs Drift Away
iTunes Rises to No. 2 Music Retailer Spot as As CDs Drift Away