Here’s the latest iPad commercial. From delicious to magical…  Read More →

Sure, I know this may seem eerily familiar but a second report citing sources within China’s manufacturing industry claims Apple will introduce a new 7-inch model iPad soon. That’s as it emerges the iPhone 4 will launch in China in early September. We let you know about last week’s Digitimes report, which claimed a 7-inch iPad is on the way. Now Taiwan’s Chinese-language Economic Daily News says Apple will launch…  Read More →

Known Issues – UI elements in Web Views (e.g. iTunes Store) may require double clicks to respond – Connecting to Exchange may fail with HTTP Error 400 Focus Areas include: – iCal – Mail – Printing – 3D graphics – QuickTime – X11  Read More →

Apple quietly added the Genius tab to the App Store on iPad this morning. The App Store will prompt you to agree to a new set of terms and conditions and then you will be able to find new apps that are similar to apps you have already downloaded. The concept is the same as on iTunes and iPhone/iPod touch App Store but the interface is slick and fits the iPad’s screen-real estate very well.  Read More →

Apple’s popular Remote App hasn’t been updated for months, most likely because the software was developed by just one man who has picked up other tasks within Apple’s start-up style culture. Posterous CEO Sachin Agarwal tells us what he knows about the app, pointing out that it is the work of a good friend of his, he then offers …  Read More →

If we can somehow avoid politics and just observe that the President of the US is using a MacBook Pro with a presidential seal over the Apple Logo, we’ll be in pretty good shape.  Read More →

Motorola has got deeply personal within its latest Droid X ad in the New York Times this morning, laying the smack down against Apple and antennagate with the slogan, “No jacket required” (above). “At Motorola, we believe a customer shouldn’t have to dress up their phone for it to work properly. That’s why the DROID X comes with a dual antenna design. The kind that allows you to hold the phone any way you like to... 

If you look at your configure options on the new high end iMac , you see that you have options for HDDs, SSDs and combinations there of .  Read More →

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The now famous Jonathan Mann, the iPhone 4 antenna song guy, is known to post a new song each day from a range of topics.  Read More →

Apple is preparing to take the wraps off its heavily-updated MacBook Air, its poshest laptop which hasn’t really seen significant improvement since introduction. The new model will feature an 11.6-inch display and an Intel Core i-series ultra-low voltage processor, Digitimes tells us. The new MacBook Air is expected to reach us in the second half of 2010, at about the same time as the new model of iPod touch. The new model will be slimmer... 

When Apple does eventually offer the iPhone through Verizon it will feel the difference, with one analyst predicting we’ll see 12 million iPhone sales generate an additional $7 billion in revenue. A good call! Philip Elmer-Dewitt of Fortune reports these numbers from Oppenheimer analyst, Yair Reiner, who tells us that Apple sold 11 million iPhones via AT&T’s 65-million subscribers in the last year. Using these figures he estimates that... 

Above, Russian President Dmitry Medvedev hanging with Apple CEO Steve Jobs yesterday as the leader toured Silicon Valley to see “the origins of success”.  Read More →

HEre comes the first Tweetie for Mac update since Twitter bought Atebits. Strangely Tweetie for Mac retains its name. Shows how much Twitter cares about Desktop. BTW, our update went poorly and we had to manually enter in our accounts.  Read More →

Anyone still in denial that the future of the smartphone business is in the war between Apple and Google needs to take a look at the latest lawsuit to come out of Apple HQ. The latest litigation claims HTC and its Exedea subsidiary have infringed four distinct Apple patents , and, as Patently Apple notes, the lawsuit “focuses like a laser beam on smartphones incorporating the Android Operating System.” This is war. So what are the patents?...