The portable Polaroid GL10 mobile printer has been available for some time for Android, Blackberry, and Windows smartphone users. However, this week Polaroid has been demonstrating a new version of the GL10 mobile printer which has been specifically designed to be used with Apple iOS … [Read more...] about Polaroid Unveils GL10 Mobile Printer With iOS Support
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Apple And Samsung Drop Multiple Patent Claims Against Each Other
Apple and Samsung are in the middle of a number of different court cases around the world, with each company accusing the other one of infringing on each other's patents. These legal battles span multiple countries and involve a wide array of technologies and products, reflecting the intense … [Read more...] about Apple And Samsung Drop Multiple Patent Claims Against Each Other
Apple To Launch $800 MacBook Air In Quarter Three?
Apple's current MacBook Air starts at $1,000, but it would appear that Apple may be considering introducing a cheaper model which will have a starting price of around $800 according to a recent report. The news comes from DigiTimes, who have said that the information comes from the upstream supply … [Read more...] about Apple To Launch $800 MacBook Air In Quarter Three?
TwitPic Launches iPhone App
TwitPic, the popular photo sharing service, has launched an iPhone app, and the company also announced that it has over 35 million users. The app is available as a free download for the iPhone, making it accessible to a vast number of users who are eager to share their moments on the go. TwitPic is … [Read more...] about TwitPic Launches iPhone App
Apple Releases iOS 5.1.1 Software Update
Apple has released a new update to its iOS software for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The update is iOS 5.1.1, and it is now available to download to your iOS device. The iOS 5.1.1 software update comes with a range of bug fixes and performance improvements, which include improved reliability … [Read more...] about Apple Releases iOS 5.1.1 Software Update
Apple Extends MobileMe Subscribers Free 20GB iCloud Storage To September
When Apple announced their iCloud service, they also announced that MobileMe users would have to switch to iCloud bu the end of June of 2012, and they offered users of MobileMe who had purchased additional storage free storage on iCloud until the 30th of June 2012. It looks like Apple has now … [Read more...] about Apple Extends MobileMe Subscribers Free 20GB iCloud Storage To September
OS X Lion Issue Reveals Login Passwords In Plain Text
It has come to light over the weekend that an issue within Apple's latest OS X Lion may leave login passwords to appear in a plain text format within a debug log file, for some users in certain circumstances. The issue has been uncovered by a security researcher David Emery after it was discovered … [Read more...] about OS X Lion Issue Reveals Login Passwords In Plain Text
Apple To Settle Proview iPad Lawsuit In China?
Last month we heard that Apple and Proview were in discussions to put an end to the Proview lawsuit in China, where the company is suing Apple for the use of the iPad name. Now it would appear that Apple is looking to settle the lawsuit with Proview, which would put an end to the court case and let … [Read more...] about Apple To Settle Proview iPad Lawsuit In China?
CornerClick Adds Extra Features To Your OS X Hot Corners
Hot Corners on OS X are great for quick viewing certain windows and performing a few important commands. But if you feel you would like a little more control over what you can perform with the Hot Corners on Mac OS X, a neat little application might be able to assist. CornerClick is a free Mac … [Read more...] about CornerClick Adds Extra Features To Your OS X Hot Corners
Apple Acknowledges OpenStreeMap Data Used In iPhoto For iOS
Back in March, when Apple announced their new iPhoto app for the iPhone and iPad, the team from OpenStreetMap pointed out that Apple was using their data without crediting them. This sparked a discussion about the importance of proper attribution and the ethical use of open-source data. It looks … [Read more...] about Apple Acknowledges OpenStreeMap Data Used In iPhoto For iOS
Apple Recalls Recently Sold UK Mac Pros
Apple has been forced to carry out a small recall of Mac Pro Tower systems that have been sold in the UK over the past few months. Due to a problem which affects the system internal hard drives and could end up deleting user data without warning. Apple has promised to replace all the affected Mac … [Read more...] about Apple Recalls Recently Sold UK Mac Pros
New iPad 2 Comes With Better Battery Life Due To 32nm Processor
When Apple launched the new iPad 3, they also made some minor updates to the iPad 2, and it would appear that the new version of the iPad 2 comes with improved battery life over the original version. The guys over at Anandtech have been testing out the battery life on the new iPad 2, and have seen … [Read more...] about New iPad 2 Comes With Better Battery Life Due To 32nm Processor
