Apple's App Store Rejection Policies Raise Concerns
When the App Store was first introduced, Apple specified that apps would have to be approved before being allowed into the App Store. The reasoning for this approval process was to weed out applications that were against Apple's terms of service. ...
Apple's App Store Rejection Policies Raise Concerns
Apple's App Store Rejection Policies Raise Concerns
The well-known iPhone Dev Team has already managed to jailbreak the 2.1 firmware for iPhones and iPod touch, all the while without requiring tricks to circumvent new anti-hacking provisions in iTunes 8.
iPhone 2.1 jailbroken with end run around iTunes 8 defenses
iPhone 2.1 jailbroken with end run around iTunes 8 defenses
Larry Taghon has built a reputation as the Mac guy -- and rightfully so. The 41-year-old began his career selling Apple products as a target market representative at a now-defunct Computerland in Columbus, Ga., in 1987. Four years later, he branched out to focus on independent Apple support services. In 1994, Taghon and wife Kimberly founded Graphicom, selling and servicing Apple products for businesses.
On the Front Lines With an Independent Apple Dealer
On the Front Lines With an Independent Apple Dealer
Research In Motion, maker of the ubiquitous BlackBerry handheld e-mail device, is moving deeper into the consumer market, where it is sure to run up against tough competition from Apple's iPhone. RIM has announced partnerships with a host of new companies that will give BlackBerry owners access to Windows Live Search, Google, Ticketmaster, MySpace, Slacker and TiVo.
RIM Sweetens BlackBerry to Take On Apple
RIM Sweetens BlackBerry to Take On Apple
The notion that Apple's iTunes revenues hinge on music may soon be called into question, as Apple's recent metrics reveal that the App Store may be quickly outpacing its musical counterpart with growth twice as quick.
iPhone app sales growing at twice the rate of iTunes music
iPhone app sales growing at twice the rate of iTunes music
American Technology Research trimmed its estimates for Mac maker Apple Inc. on Friday, saying that while the company's near term prospects look fine, future quarters may be met by muted demand, particularly for higher-end products like the MacBook Air.
Analyst trims Apple estimates, says Air seeing decreased demand
Analyst trims Apple estimates, says Air seeing decreased demand
Apple early Friday morning released the much-anticipated iPhone Software 2.1 Update recently billed by company chief executive as a "big update" that fixes "a lot of bugs."
Apple releases iPhone Software v2.1
Apple releases iPhone Software v2.1
Not surprisingly, the special Let's Rock iPod and iTunes 8 announcement that Apple hosted for the media dominated the Apple-focused blogging world this week. Apple bragged about its music market dominance, introduced new iPods, iTunes 8 -- including a hot new musical Genius feature -- and even hinted at what to expect from the new iPhone 2.1 software update.
Some Mac Bloggers Rock Out to New iPods, Others Just Sway a Little
Some Mac Bloggers Rock Out to New iPods, Others Just Sway a Little
At the Let's Rock media event, Steve Jobs announced that NBC had returned to iTunes after being absent from the online store for almost a year. The removal of NBC shows from iTunes was the result of a very public dispute between the the two compa...
Despite NBC's Return, Apple and NBC Still Disputing Claims
Despite NBC's Return, Apple and NBC Still Disputing Claims
Apple is dismissing notions that it gave in to NBC's pricing strategy to get highly coveted TV shows back. Meanwhile, legal entanglements are likely to keep South Koreans away from iPhones until next year, and an Apple TV update for HD television sh...
Apple denies caving on NBC; Apple TV HD show update likely
Apple denies caving on NBC; Apple TV HD show update likely
Apple CEO Steve Jobs and several other senior executives and board members have agreed to settle a lawsuit that claimed the company was damaged by their role in Apple's mishandling of stock option awards. Because of the structure of the lawsuit, insurers representing Apple's directors and officers will pay the iPod and Macintosh maker $14 million.
Apple Execs to Pay Back $14M to Settle Stock Option Suit
Apple Execs to Pay Back $14M to Settle Stock Option Suit
Both Apple's second-generation iPod touch and fourth-generation iPod nano are expected to be widely available at Apple Retail stores today. The folks at iFixIt have already snagged one of each, tore them down, and weighed in with some observations.
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New iPod touch, iPod nano gutted in disassembly photos
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New iPod touch, iPod nano gutted in disassembly photos
A new filing from Apple describes a future generation Nike+ system that would be capable of more accurately monitoring athletic performance in real-time, providing feedback on wear of athletic gear, and even conveying advertisements from establishmen...
Apple details next-gen Nike+ system with GPS, wear sensors
Apple details next-gen Nike+ system with GPS, wear sensors
Those expecting Blu-ray level video from Apple's new HD TV shows may be significantly disappointed -- though buyers will find a surprise in the form of a smaller version for their iPhones and iPods.
While Apple's announcement on Tuesday that it wo...
iTunes HD videos low bitrate, include iPod-ready versions
While Apple's announcement on Tuesday that it wo...
iTunes HD videos low bitrate, include iPod-ready versions
Apple may be planning to hold its final media gathering of the year a little over a month from now to usher in much anticipated overhauls to its MacBook line of notebook computers, according to a new report.
In his write-up of Apple's music annou...
Apple notebook overhaul rumored for mid-October
In his write-up of Apple's music annou...
Apple notebook overhaul rumored for mid-October
Apple's Let's Rock media event yesterday refreshed their entire iPod line. When asked about the lack of Mac news in an interview, Jobs pointed out it was a music focused event. Many readers, however, are anxiously awaiting the new notebook revis...
Apple Notebook Updates on October 14th 120GB MacBook Air HDD
Apple Notebook Updates on October 14th 120GB MacBook Air HDD
When asked in a television interview what he thought of Microsoft's new television ad featuring Bill Gates and Jerry Seinfeld, Steve Jobs could only muster an uhhhm. He had a bit more to say on the state of the iPod, Mac, and Apple's stock performa...
Steve Jobs on iPods, Macs, new Microsoft ads, and Apple stock (video)
Steve Jobs on iPods, Macs, new Microsoft ads, and Apple stock (video)
Across the board price cuts announced by Apple on its iPod touch line of digital media players are nice, but may not be sharp enough to drive a sales surge given economic conditions and the more aggressively priced iPhone 3G, according to one Wall ...
iPod touch price cuts 'may not be enough' given conditions
iPod touch price cuts 'may not be enough' given conditions
Crave.cnet.co.uk has posted a brief look at the new iPod Classic (120GB) that was released at Apple's media event yesterday. Like the new iPod Nano, the new Classic incorporates on-the-go Genius playlists. According to Apple representatives, the co...
Genius Feature Coming to Older iPod Classics
Genius Feature Coming to Older iPod Classics
Apple on Friday will unleash iPhone Software v2.1, a major bug fix release for all iPhone owners that will include a number of other improvements that iPod touch users are discovering as part of yesterday's similarly number iPod touch update.
The...
iPod 2.1 offers promise for Friday's 'big' iPhone software update
The...
iPod 2.1 offers promise for Friday's 'big' iPhone software update