A few weeks after a questionable survey indicated that public interest in Apple`s upcoming iPad was dwindling; a new study shows that the demand surrounding the tablet device is higher than it was for the iPhone in 2007.
It appears as though Apple is making some drastic changes to the iPhone App Store apparently eliminating 5,000 applications or about 3% of the iTunes App Store in an ongoing deletion that started February 18th.
Well you can throw free streaming content from Hulu on Apple`s iPad out the window because it looks like that is definitely not going to be happening. Those of you here in San Francisco planning to buy one of these next month can go ahead and cry now.
If you use Apple`s iTunes store for apps for your iPhone, music for your iPod or shows for your Mac, you know it was a little frustrating always having to open the program to browse your favorite stuff. Alright, it`s a little bit of a pet peeve but there are definitely others like myself out there.
Safari still remains buried deep down in the iPhone OS 3.2 SDK but that didn`t stop Apple Insider from getting an inside look at the browser that will be showing up next month on the iPad. They have used the Apple SDK iPad simulator to bring Safari up from the OS 3.2 depths for a closer look.
In a report today by Apple Insider, stock information in Best Buy’s computer systems seem to show that stores will be receiving a shipment from Apple on March 14th. While this could definitely be the iPad, probably of the Wi-Fi enabled flavor, there are also rumors that it could be new MacBook Pros.
Well, another patent filed by Apple has come to the surface today and it`s a big one. Yes indeed ladies and gentlemen, Patently Apple has uncovered evidence that Apple was granted a patent for a capacitive multitouch display, in other words, a multipoint screen. Ok, ok, the ability to do multiple touches on the screen at the same time.
If you are a big photographer and more precisely, an avid iPhone photographer, this is an application that you really should not let pass. ProCamera which was just released into the American market is an all-in-one camera app for the iPhone that honestly makes the camera on the phone feel like an actual camera.
You may remember way back when in the days of black and white when ANJAG.com and Cannabis Apps released an iPhone application they called, rather ingeniously, Cannabis. If you`re reading this, more you probably cannot recall that far back in the past so let me bring you up to speed.
Uh oh, look out jailbreakers and hackers of San Francisco; it appears that maybe Apple has had enough. In such an iPhonecentric city like this one, there are probably more than a few of you out there that have begun to sweat bullets. Before you do, calm down because it’s too early to tell if this is an isolated incident or something big in the making.