iTunes 10.3 Now Available
After a false start yesterday, Apple has finally made iTunes 10.3 available for download.
After a false start yesterday, Apple has finally made iTunes 10.3 available for download.
When discussing iCloud, Steve Jobs said in his keynote this morning “we’re going to demote the PC and the Mac to just be a device.” John Gruber sums up today’s announcement very succinctly…
For months we speculated about Apple’s cloud service. On Sunday it was widely tipped that you would be able to run iCloud on Time Capsule. Ultimately this turned out to be bogus. So what exactly is iCloud? Find more about Apple’s latest service, inside.
Alongside the first beta of iOS 5, and another developer preview of OS X Lion, Apple has released iTunes 10.5 beta, which is required to sync iOS 5 devices (and enable more iCloud-related features), as well as the developer beta of their new iCloud service.
MobileMe Has Died. Long Live MobileMe. In the wake of iCloud, Apple is refunding customers who recently paid to upgrade their MobileMe accounts.
Apple just put on an incredible keynote for the 2011 World-Wide Developer, uncovering and revealing all kinds of exciting new things for all of us! In this post, I’ll summarize the developments announced for the upcoming iOS 5.
That was quick! Today’s WWDC video is now available to watch online at Apple.com.
Following Apple’s big, beautiful WWDC keynote (we’ll have more on that later). it appears that Apple has opened up the download page for iOS 10.3, which likely enables some of the new cloud-i-ness of iTunes.
Apple has just pushed the iCloud page live on Apple.com.
Want to know what’s happening at the WWDC event today? Follow this thread for commentary to keep up to date on Apple’s iCloud, OS X Lion, and iOS 5 announcements.
June is typically Apple’s biggest month for product news, and this year is no exception. Steve Jobs will take the stage at 10 am Pacific today at San Francisco’s Moscone Convention Center to deliver the company’s keynote address for the Worldwide Developer Conference. WWDC 2011 is all about software.
Cult of Mac is reporting that Apple’s Time Capsule may play a big part in Apple’s iCloud strategy. It is expected that Apple will use Time Capsules to run the iCloud service.
At Apple’s 1997 WWDC, Steve Jobs discusses “home directory”, which is essentially the same thing that we are just now calling “cloud computing.” Notable? Yes! Especially considering what we’re likely to see unfold on Monday!
In light of the many recent rumors surrounding the ICloud service that Apple is expected to announce at WWDC, several sources have come forward with supposed screenshots of the login page.
MacRumors got a tip that Apple inadvertently revealed an over-the-air app update feature for iOS in iTunes. This would indicate that such a feature will be available in iOS 5, which will be announced Monday at WWDC. Apple could also be bringing system updates to iOS which would finally allow users to cut the cord entirely.
Speculation has arisen this week concerning a possible refresh of Apple’s Airport wireless devices, due to a decrease in available supply at US Apple Stores. New speculation suggests that new AirPort devices may in fact run a version of Apple iOS.