Apple Insider reports that Apple's next-generation A6 processor, expected to arrive in future versions of the iPad and iPhone, is said to have gone into trial production ahead of a launch expected in the first half of 2012.
Apple Insider takes a look at the revamped Maps app in iOS 5
Mac Rumors reports that Kodawarisan offers the first specific date for Apple's fall media event. According to the Japanese site, Apple is planning on holding their usual iPod-announcing event on Wednesday, September 7th.
In an article from The Wall Street Journal regarding Intel's new 300 million effort to spur innovation on its "Ultrabook" platform, an Intel executive reveals that the chipmaker was driven to reduce power consumption to support such ultra-thin notebook designs by Apple.
After a flurry of new releases this past month, the one Mac that Apple has continued to neglect is the Mac Pro. The last credible date we received was for early August, though CNet's Brian Tong now acknowledges that the information didn't pan out.
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple has issued an update to Migration Assistant for Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, allowing Leopard users to transfer data, settings and applications to new Macs running Mac OS X Lion.
Techradar reports that Brian Hogan, who sold the prototype for $5,000 after an Apple employee misplaced the device, has been charged with a handling stolen goods and misappropriation of lost property.
Apple Insider reports that just after Apple won an initial ruling barring the sale of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Europe, it has been revealed that the iPad maker has filed a similar lawsuit against Motorola regarding its Xoom tablet.
Apple Insider reports that Apple's line of Mac computers are seen making further market share gains in the coming years, growing to 4.5 percent of sales in 2011, and 5.2 percent of new PCs sold in 2015.
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple on Monday released Lion Recovery Disk Assistant software to enable users to create recovery partitions on external drives.
TUAW reports that a hacker installed the Couch Surfer browser on a jailbroken Apple TV and used it to play an HTML5 version of BlackJack.
MacRumors posted a story that Apple released a pair of updates for its Logic audio workstation software packages
Mac Rumors reports that Apple has quietly launched a lower cost 999 iMac for educational institutions this morning.
Engadget reports that Apple has release iOS 5 beta 5 to the developers
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple has reportedly begun closing the accounts of some developers who have inappropriately sold their account device slots, allowing them to profit from the installation iOS 5 on unauthorized non-developer iPhones and iPads.
Hardware 2.0 reports that users complaining about OS X Lion bugs
The Tech Report posted some thoughts on Mac OS X Lion
Engadget reports that OS X Lion USB sticks are not yet available
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple on Wednesday issued QuickTime 7.7 for Windows and Mac OS X Leopard, as well as a batch of driver updates for printers and scanners from Samsung, HP and Brother.
Apple Insider reports that Apple has activated the new Find My Mac tool for developers with early access to Apple's iCloud service, allowing users to locate, lock and even wipe a lost Mac computer.
Mac Rumors posted a news story that Jeffries analyst Peter Misek is gaining headlines today for a new report related by both International Business Times and Forbes, claiming that Apple is planning to harness the power of its forthcoming quad-core "A6" chip to begin merging iOS and OS X as soon as late next year.
Apple Insider posted a news story that the Korean Communications Commission announced on Wednesday that it will fine Apple 3 million won, or $2,830, for what it has deemed "illegal" gathering of location data from iPhone users.
Techradar posted a news story that HTC's legal battle with Apple has taken a new twist, with the Taiwanese giant announcing that it had filed an 'invalidation action' against the US company in the UK courts.
Techradar posted a news story that Apple's iOS software has overtaken Nokia's ailing Symbian platform to become the second most popular smartphone OS in the world, according to new figures.
Cmputerworld reports that Boot Camp, the Mac OS X utility that lets Mac owners run Windows in a separate partition, now requires Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows 7.
Mac Rumors posted a news story that the iPhone 5 update looks to be "bigger than expected"
Apple Insider posted a news story that some locations have reportedly been sold out of Apple's newly updated Thunderbolt MacBook Air models
Apple Insider reports that Apple's Safari browser has now exceeded an 8 percent share of web browser use across all devices, powered by strong growth in iPhone and iPad sales.
MakeUseOf posted 10 tips for taming OS X Lion
PC World benchmarked the new MacBook Air with Intel Core i7 processor
Mac Rumors posted a first look video of iCloud.com Beta
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple updated its Apple TV set-top-box, adding the ability to purchase TV shows from iTunes and stream shows already purchased, and also adding support for the website Vimeo.
AllThingsD posted a news story that the new iPhone 5 will launch in October
Apple Insider reports that Apple will likely launch a new high-definition television set in March 2012 with three screen sizes and price points, one Wall Street analyst claims
Apple Insider posted a news story that Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn has announced plans to substitute a percentage of its workers with a million robots in the next three years
Apple Insider reports that Radio Shack is planning to drop the price of the 16GB and 32GB AT&T iPhone 4 on Sunday to $169.99 and $269.99 respectively, while the price of the 8GB iPhone 3GS is expected to fall to $19.99, according to a new leak.
Mac Rumors posted a news story that Apple has started refunding users who were charged multiple times for their Lion purchases.
Apple Insider reports that the new AirDrop feature in OS X Lion is limited to modern Macs
MacRumors posted a news story that MICGadget reports that the early iPhone 5 cases are "now everywhere" in China.
So, you're in Shanghai, China with your fake MacBook Air when it suddenly stops working. What do you do? Make an appointment at the real Genius Bar for the Apple Store, Pudong in Shanghai and get help.
TUAW reports that the Thunderbolt controller in the MacBook Air is much different from the one found in the 2011 iMac, MacBook Pro and Mac mini line.
TUAW reports that Apple has updated the packaging on several Macs after the debut of OS X Lion
MacRumors posted a news story that Taiwan Economic News reports that Pegatron is set to win a contract to produce the iPad 3
HotHardware.com posted a review on the new Apple Sandy Bridge-Based Mac Mini
Apple Insider reports that new photos claim to show a prototype iPhone 4 that has received slight modifications to make it cheaper, lighter and faster, suggesting it could replace the iPhone 3GS to become Apple's new entry-level handset when a fifth-generation iPhone launches.
Apple Insider posted a news story that a new unverified report suggests that Apple intends to release its next-generation iPhone between Sept. 6 and Sept. 15 with an initial shipment of 4 million units, while suggesting that component shortages may have delayed the release of the next iPad until after this year's Thanksgiving holiday.
A schematic claimed to be for a case for Apple's anticipated fifth-generation iPhone shows a larger area for the home button, a slightly larger screen, and the return of curved sides like on the iPhone 3GS.
With the release of Apple's iOS 5 for iPhone and iPad this fall, users will be able to set up their new AirPort Base Station or Time Capsule directly within the mobile operating system.
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple is believed to be working to introduce 15- and 17-inch models with a similar minimalist design to capitalize on the trend towards ultra-mobile computing.
While a simple hack temporarily allowed users to preview what is expected to be Facebook's official iPad application, the social networking site has since blocked users from logging in with the unreleased software.
