With the release of iTunes 10 on Wednesday, Apple has revamped the application’s icon for the first time in many years, doing away with the traditional design of music notes on top of a CD. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the change at Wednesd…
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According to a new research note from Morgan Stanley analyst Katy Huberty, Apple’s manufacturing partners are now pushing out two million iPads per month, with Apple urging them to boost production to thr…
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Apple Reportedly Looking to Push Monthly iPad Production to 3 Million
Apple’s former custom ringtone editor, no longer present in iTunes 10 As noted by Mac|Life, iTunes 10 appears to be lacking the ability to create ringtones from songs purchased from the iTunes Store.
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Apple Removes Custom Ringtone Creation in iTunes 10
Macworld reports that Apple has added listings of showtimes to its movie trailer site, offering a slick HTML5 interface that utilizes geo-location to find theaters in your area. When you visit the page, your Web browser will a…
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Apple Adds Showtimes to Movie Trailer Site
Now that we’re little more than a day from the launch of Apple’s social network Ping , reports are coming in that spammers are beginning to target the service — surprising no one. The biggest scam right now appears to be an offer for free iPhones which is popping up on many high profile Ping accounts, reports MacRumors . Even though Apple has said that it has 160 million iTunes accounts tied to credit cards, you can also easily create an account without one — which opens the doors for spammers to flood the service. Before Ping, there wasn’t much harm that a spam account could do on iTunes. But now that it has a prominent social element, spammers will quickly become an eyesore. The security software company Sophos weighed in on the issue in a blog post .
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Big surprise: Spammers find their way into Apple’s Ping social network
As noted by Computerworld, Internet research firm Net Applications has calculated that Apple’s iOS has passed Linux to become the third-most popular Internet platform, surpassing Linux to trail only Windows and Mac OS X. According to Net App…
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iOS Passes Linux to Become Third-Most Popular Internet Browsing Platform
Those new colorless iTunes icons sure do rub some people the wrong way.
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Hate the new colorless iTunes 10 icons? Hack the old ones back in
Apple has posted a dedicated page detailing the new features coming to the iPad in November. iOS 4.2 is the unifying release that finally brings the iPad and iPhone in feature sync. The iPad was originally launched with iOS 3.2 and has sin…
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It’s been less than 24 hours since Apple released iTunes 10 and its integrated social networking functionality, Ping, but spammers and scammers are already starting to spread their messages via the service. The first major instance appears t…
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Spammers Already Taking Aim at Apple’s Ping
Apple continues its trend of weekly releases of Mac OS X 10.6.5 developer builds today by pushing Build 10H535 to registered developers. The release marks an increment of four builds since last week’s re…
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Apple Seeds Mac OS X 10.6.5 Build 10H535 to Developers