Why Korea Won't Bite the Apple
Despite the buzz generated by the June 9 unveiling of the first major makeover of Apple's iPhone, there's one place on the planet the U.S. brand isn't likely to generate much buzz, at least in the near future: South Korea. The country is one of the most advanced mobile Internet markets in the world, and electronics companies have worked hard to make sure tech-savvy Korean consumers don't fall for foreign brands.
Why Korea Won't Bite the Apple
Why Korea Won't Bite the Apple
Apple has signed on to an industry-wide alliance that will see many companies, including some of Apple's processor and video card suppliers, work together to develop an open format for accelerating specialized computing.
Dubbed the Compute Working...
Apple proposes OpenCL as high-speed computing standard
Dubbed the Compute Working...
Apple proposes OpenCL as high-speed computing standard
Apple has signed on to an industry-wide alliance that will see many companies, including some of Apple's processor and video card suppliers, work together to develop an open format for accelerating specialized computing.
Dubbed the Compute Working...
Apple joins group developing high-speed computing standard
Dubbed the Compute Working...
Apple joins group developing high-speed computing standard
Young iPod owners are walking around with an average of 842 illegally copied songs, according to research by the University of Hertfordshire.
The survey, which questioned 1,200 participants, also revealed that nearly two-thirds of young people download music tracks illegally. The average is 53 songs per month.Study: Average iPod Has 800-Plus Illegal Tunes
Apple this week peeled the bondi blue wrapping from the all-glass facade of its last high profile retail store in Sydney, allowing passersby to snap photos of the iPhone maker's first Australian outlet before a black curtain was almost immediately ra...
Apple's eclectic Sydney flagship shop revealed
Apple's eclectic Sydney flagship shop revealed
Klausner Technology Inc. said Monday that both Apple and AT&T have agreed to license its patents on visual voicemail technology, thus settling a lawsuit filed against them.
The privately held Klausner in December formally charged the two compani...
Apple settles suit with Klausner over Visual Voicemail technology
The privately held Klausner in December formally charged the two compani...
Apple settles suit with Klausner over Visual Voicemail technology
AppleInsider reports that Apple detailed their use of a JavaScript framework called SproutCore at WWDC last week.
Apple Adopting SproutCore for Web Applications
Apple Adopting SproutCore for Web Applications
I started off the week with dueling events: the Apple WWDC, where they talked about Snow Leopard and the second generation iPhone, HP's massive product announcement, and Microsoft's TechEd, where I learned more about Unlimited Vista. I was taken by the fact that Apple missed with the iPhone with the product coming late, incomplete and blatantly copying Microsoft Mesh.
Apple's Sizzling Release, Microsoft's Warm and Fuzzy Fest, HP's Big Bang: The Summer Heats Up
Apple's Sizzling Release, Microsoft's Warm and Fuzzy Fest, HP's Big Bang: The Summer Heats Up
One of the biggest revelations at WWDC was quietly unveiled in a session on Friday morning entitled Building Native Look-and-Feel Web Applications Using SproutCore. While Apple maintained high security during the entire NDA-sealed WWDC session, the...
Apple's open secret: SproutCore is Cocoa for the Web
Apple's open secret: SproutCore is Cocoa for the Web
I started off the week with dueling events: the Apple WWDC, where they talked about Snow Leopard and the second generation iPhone, HP's massive product announcement, and Microsoft's TechEd, where I learned more about Unlimited Vista. I was taken by the fact that Apple missed with the iPhone with the product coming late, incomplete and blatantly copying Microsoft Mesh.
Apple Sizzling Release, Microsoft's Warm and Fuzzy Fest, HP's Big Bang: The Summer Heats Up
Apple Sizzling Release, Microsoft's Warm and Fuzzy Fest, HP's Big Bang: The Summer Heats Up
ThinkComputers.org posted an article on their 5 favorite iPhone applications
Despite reports to the contrary, TomTom is still working on a GPS app for the iPhone. Meanwhile, Steve Jobs' thin look may be permanent evidence of his cancer cure, Greenpeace is concerned about a toxic iPhone 3G. and a growing number of would-be iP...
TomTom for iPhone lives; Jobs' true health; green iPhone 3G
TomTom for iPhone lives; Jobs' true health; green iPhone 3G
Paranoia on the part of Apple reached a new high this week when the company refused to allow journalists covering its annual developers conference to use the restroom facilities on site without a personal escort.
After some debate, ComputerWorld's...
Apple forces bathroom escorts on WWDC reporters
After some debate, ComputerWorld's...
Apple forces bathroom escorts on WWDC reporters
Fortune reports on Apple and Intel's strengthening relationship over the past few years. Apple switched from PowerPC to the Intel processors three years ago in a somewhat surprise move. Since then, Apple has successfully transitioned to the use of...
Apple and Intel's Collaboration on MacBook Air and Beyond
Apple and Intel's Collaboration on MacBook Air and Beyond
The next maintenance update to Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard will add support for the company's rebranded suite of internet services but also patch over a dozen other bugs that have withstood earlier updates to the operating system.
People familiar with t...
Apple's Mac OS X 10.5.4 to fix nagging shutdown glitch
People familiar with t...
Apple's Mac OS X 10.5.4 to fix nagging shutdown glitch
Apple has seeded a second version of Mac OS X 10.5.4 to developers today. While the latest build (9e12) fixes a dozen more issues in Mac OS X Leopard, the biggest new feature to be supported will be Apple's recently announced MobileMe service. Mobi...
Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.5.4, Final Release Expected in July
Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.5.4, Final Release Expected in July
The worldwide market for notebook computers shrank 6 percent during the first quarter of 2008, but the effects of the squeeze were nowhere to be found at Mac maker Apple Inc., which saw sales surge over 60 percent to boost its position in the global ...
Apple's worldwide notebook share approaching 5 percent
Apple's worldwide notebook share approaching 5 percent
ONE (Orange Austria) published the iPhone 3G prices and tariffs for Austria. The iPhone 3G is now available for preorder
Apple is mulling a plan that would see the company extend sales of its upcoming iPhone 3G through top universities, and is separately considering a new protection service plan for college students, AppleInsider has learned.
People familiar with th...
Apple considering iPhone sales through universities
People familiar with th...
Apple considering iPhone sales through universities
Hardmac reports that Orange France has updated the prices for the iPhone in their web shop