Apple Begins New Hiring Drive in Israel
Apple has announced on its website that it is looking for a “Technical Recruiter” for Israel. The recruiter will be responsible for engaging world-class candidates for Apple in Israel.
Apple has announced on its website that it is looking for a “Technical Recruiter” for Israel. The recruiter will be responsible for engaging world-class candidates for Apple in Israel.
Twitter has released a new update for their iPhone app, bringing back a number of popular features removed in their redesign, as well as improving the sharing menu and updating the design for Direct Messages.
Apple once more squared off in court in Shanghai Wednesday with Proview, the company challenging the use of the “iPad” name. Apple argued that a ban on iPad sales would be negative for the nation of China.
In this iOS tip we take a look at how to change your signature for all outgoing Mail. This tip will be of assistance to new users of anyone who wishes to change “Sent From My iPhone”.
Apple has released a notice to registered Mac developers informing them that the deadline to implement sandboxing in Mac App Store apps has been extended to June 1st. The deadline had initially been set for November, and was later postponed to March 1st.
Believe it or not, large oil companies like Shell aren’t just focused on drilling into the ground or the ocean floor to bring up more oil. They have invented some marvelous innovations to improve the lives of people all over the world, too.
The Apple TV set-top box has vanished or been listed as out of stock at a number of major retailers, which suggests that Apple is preparing to refresh the device in the coming weeks.
Many of the upcoming iPad 3′s guts have already been leaked across the web, but so far the device’s front panel hasn’t been one of them. Until now, that is.
iTunes in the Cloud, which allows users to re-download music purchased through iTunes, has now gone live in Japan, and iTunes Match is likely soon to follow.
Following a recent report that Proview was awarded a limited sales ban on the iPad in a lower Chinese court, IDG News reports that Apple has now sent a letter to Proview threatening a defamation lawsuit.
German site iFun.de reports that Apple’s forthcoming iPad 3 is set to launch in Germany on Friday, March 23rd, following a mid-march U.S. release.
The iOS 5.1 beta, released to certain developers, has revealed that we could be seeing a new version of Notes in the near future. The new version of Notes seemingly allows rich text support.
China Telecom has announced that they’ve reached an agreement with Apple, and will finally begin selling the iPhone 4S on March 9th, with initial preorders beginning on March 2nd.
Display maker Proview, who sued Apple in China over the iPad name, seems to feel they have the device giant cornered. Proview has told The Times of India that it is ready to sit at the negotiating table, apparently telling Apple it has “peaceful intentions.”
New side-by-side photos of the supposed rear casing of the iPad 3 next to the iPad 2 casing help put its design differences with the iPad 2 in perspective, showing a slightly thicker profile with a more tapered edge than its predecessor.
The existence of a dividend gives investors some reassurance, the feeling that they are investing in a solid company, Apple hasn’t paid a dividend in years. Now some are saying Apple could and should pay a dividend from the mountain of cash it’s sitting on.