Sep 11 2007
74 days of release and iPhone is to reach the magical milestone of 1 million.
Yes you heared that right. Apple’s target of selling 1 million iPhones by September. Here what Apple had to say: “One million iPhones in 74 days—it took almost two years to achieve this milestone with iPod,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO. “We can’t wait to get this revolutionary product into the hands of even more customers this holiday season.” Continue Reading »
Sep 11 2007
There is some good news from Apple.
The 8GB iPhone will now be available at $399 which is $200 less than it was previously available. 4GB variant has been discontinued.
Sounds like a great news in the US. :D
Apr 02 2007
MacWorld is reporting that Apple is planning to announce many hardware products this month. There have already been talks about the upcoming black version of Apple iMac. Many of the new products should start shipping in good quantities in a few weeks in the market.
The list is likely to be all models of Mac mini, the entry-level combo drive iMac, the mid-range MacBook Pro, entry-level and black MacBooks, all models of iPod nano, and the iPod HiFi.
While the backlog in supply of some of these products may simply be connected to growing demand for the company’s kit, it’s being suggested that the existing inventory levels suggest significant upgrades in some of the products mentioned – and by the end of the month. Continue Reading »
Mar 08 2007
The iTunes program is key to synching music on computers with iPod portable players, and the latest version, iTunes 7.1, comes a month after the iPod and Macintosh computer maker warned PC users against installing Windows Vista until Apple could fix the problems.
Apple removed that outright warning from its Web site on Monday and stated instead that the updated iTunes is recommended for use with most editions of Windows Vista. But Apple also conceded that some glitches, including possible corruption of a user’s iPod player upon ejection from a PC, remain.
“Apple is actively working with Microsoft to resolve a few remaining known issues,” the posting stated. Continue Reading »
Jan 21 2007
A US-based technology business research firm has predicted that Apple will surpass its projected 10 million iPhones sold for 2008. However, many of the expected 12 million iPhones to be sold will cut into already slowing iPod sales and the price will be reduced from the premium level that Apple has placed on its yet to be released handset.
TBR says in its fourth quarter report on Apple that Apple has openly said to achieve the goal of selling 10 million iPhones by 2008 and that seems within reach. TBR further expects the sale of 12 million iPhone sin 2008 considering the fact that MOTO RAZR has done wonders in the last three years. So, it implies that a fampus cellphone model has the potential to make a wide impact.
Dec 27 2006
Lets have a look at the Top 10 Mock-ups of Apple iPhone in the year 2006. (Click to view bigger images)
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Nov 27 2006
Macworld.com - A French film company filed a lawsuit against Google in the Paris Commercial Court, charging the search giant with copyright infringement.
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Nov 27 2006
Macworld.com - The Beatles’ noticeable absence from Apple’s iTunes Store could soon be a thing of the past if a report in Fortune proves to be correct. The Time Warner-owned business magazine is reporting that Apple is close to a deal for putting the British rock group’s music catalog online. What’s more, Fortune reports, Apple could be on the verge of becoming the exclusive online source for Beatles downloads for a limited time.
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Nov 27 2006
Macworld.com - The 2006 holiday shopping period got off to a strong start over the weekend, according to several e-commerce operators.
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Nov 27 2006
PC Magazine - Anti-virus researchers have spotted the first signs of an adware/spyware program capable of launching browser windows on Apple Computer’s Mac OS X.
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