Apple is apparently testing an updated version of iCloud.com, which also contains references to iOS 6. Could we see the first iOS 6 beta at WWDC? At this point, it seems pretty likely.
Apple has dealt another blow to Samsung in their endless legal battle. Apple says Samsung purposefully destroyed documents that would have been advantageous to Apple’s position.
CEO of Flipboard, Mike McCue, says Apple created a “revolution” with its iPad tablet and said the impact of that revolution is still being understood. He credited Apple as having created an opportunity for publishers to bring design and aesthetics to the mobile Web.
Applications using the Dropbox Software Development Kit (SDK) for iOS are being accepted again for the App Store. Apple was rejecting apps using the SDK because of an external purchase option. Dropbox modified its SDK to remove the “Make Account” feature.
VLC, the mother of all open source video players, has just passed the huge 1 billion downloads landmark, with a hundred million of those downloads for the Mac version.
Adobe’s new Creative Cloud program has officially launched this morning, offering full access to the company’s entire Creative Suite 6 lineup of apps for just $49.99 per month (or $29.99 per month for prior Creative Suite owners).
Speculation about Apple’s fabled television set has been rampant, but up until now, the Apple television set has been nothing more than a myth. During a press conference in Shanghai this week, however, the Apple HDTV rumors just moved one step closer to reality.
Apple is preparing to dump Google Maps in favor of their own 3D mapping system in iOS 6. According to the report, the new mapping app is expected to be faster and more reliable, and will likely be demoed at WWDC in June.
Apple has just released a new software update for the Apple TV, bringing the version number up to 5.0.1. The update follows Apple’s recent release of iOS 5.1.1 for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
There have been a lot of signs recently suggesting that Apple may be preparing to release Macs with high resolution Retina displays. Today AppleInsider has found even more clues in the form of updated system graphics in Apple’s recent release of OS X 10.7.4.
iOS hacker and jailbreak expert pod2g just announced through Twitter that he has successfully performed an untethered iOS 5.1 jailbreak on the new 3rd-gen iPad.
In what appears to be a continuing effort to insure that the prophecy of the Planet of the Apes movies comes true, another zoo is supplying iPads to their orangutans in an effort to communicate with them.
Google are working on a clone of Apple’s incredibly popular Game Center feature on iOS, which allows you to go up against your friends in most games available on the iPhone, if an inside source is to be believed.
It’s been known for a while that Apple is testing a smaller 7-inch version of the iPad. According to a new report, however, Apple is indeed planning an “iPad mini”, which is expected to launch in October for between $200 and $250.
Apple has been reported to be in serious negotiations with Proview for the Chinese trademark rights to the iPad name. Now, comes a report that Apple has offered $16 million for the name, but Proview is holding out for $400 million.
Not only is Apple big in China, it’s also very big in Japan if the latest figures from Japanese company MM Research are to be believed. Translated by Macotakara, they reveal that 7.25 million iPhones were sold in Japan alone in 2011.
