iMore: Next iPhone to Launch in October, Design Still Not Finalized
While there have already been a number of contradictory reports about Apple’s next iPhone, Rene Ritchie of iMore has provided a few more details he has received about the upcoming device.
read moreiOS 6 “Sundance” And The Sunsetting Of Google Maps
With the upcoming iOS 6 software, Apple intends to replace the Google Maps aspect of their default Maps application with their own, in-house version. Mark Gurman of 9to5 Mac was the first to report this news, and dives into more of the detail behind it, including the 3D aspect. John Paczkowski of AllThingsD confirmed the change.
read moreSony Reports its Worst Fiscal Year Yet With $3.2 Billion Net Loss in 4th Quarter
Well, following its rather dismal forecast back in April, Sony’s latest financial results are hardly surprising. But they’re still bad news for the Japanese company, which was once at the helm of the consumer electronics market thanks to devices like the Walkman and the PlayStation.
read moreInstapaper Gets Big Update With iBooks-Style Page-Turn Animation
Instapaper 4.2 has just hit the App Store, and it’s a pretty big update. The headline feature is a new iBooks-style page-turn animation, but there is a lot more in there besides.
read moreNokia loses UK appeal against IPCom’s pointless patent posturing
Nokia has had its appeal dismissed in the UK High Court in its Europe-wide patent battle against IPCom. The court found that the handset maker had infringed the German firm's 3G patent, but only on the Nokia N96 -- a phone the company no longer sells.
read moreLightroom 4, Now Available In The Mac App Store
Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom 4 can now be bought from the Mac App Store. The RAW photo editing app joins Adobe’s own Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements, and is Adobe’s first full-featured flagship application to make it into the store. Lightroom is an excellent app, which I have used since version 1. I find most of Apple’s pro apps hard to use and messy, so Lightroom is my go-to editing and organizing app, on my Mac at least. And now its in the Mac App Store. Specifically, it’s in the U.S app store only, and isn’t going to be...
read moreGame Over, Android: Apple Has 84% Of Mobile Gaming Revenue
Apple is taking in 84 percent of all mobile gaming revenue in the US.
read moreAdobe Creative Suite 6 Now Available for Purchase
About two months ago, Adobe released a public beta for Adobe Photoshop CS6. A month later, Adobe announced Adobe Creative Suite 6. Now, Adobe Creative Suite 6 is finally available and can be purchased from Adobe's Web site and shipped.
read moreMicrosoft: ‘iCloud might not be enough for you’
We covered the release of Microsoft’s new SkyDrive for Mac and updated iOS apps last month, and today the company is once again trying to convince iCloud users to make the switch. On the Office for Mac and SkyDrive blog, Microsoft posted a video today titled “iCloud not enough? Try SkyDrive”, alongside the following three reasons to choose its cloud service over Apple’s: Access files and Office docs, anywhere: With iCloud, you can only access certain files across devices—like iWork files or photos you take on your iPhone. With...
read moreKing Of The Sure Thing: Billionaire Warren Buffett Won’t Invest In Apple
Third wealthiest man in the world, Warren Buffet, known for his tremendous investment success as well as his high-end philanthropy, told a group of investors at the Berkshire annual meeting that he had no interest in investing in Apple (or Google), seeing them as risky investments.
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