Archive | October 31st, 2011

Google set to release native Gmail app for the iPhone – Rumor

31. October 2011

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By David Goldman: MG Siegler writes that Google either already has or is on the verge of submitting a native Gmail app for acceptance into the iTunes App Store. Now why in the world would I need a native Gmail app you might be wondering. After all, the web-based version of Gmail is pretty slick [...]

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Siri hacked to run on the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch

31. October 2011

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By Luis Estrada: Developer Steven Troughton was successfully able to port Siri to the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch. Siri as you probably now is currently an iPhone 4S exclusive. Some have speculated that this is on account of Siri needing the processing power of the A5 found in Apple’s latest iPhone. In other words, [...]

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Apple acquired 3D mapping company C3 Technologies in 2009

31. October 2011

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By Sarah Petit: The iPhone homescreen is a prime piece of electronic real estate and you can bet good money that Apple isn’t thrilled to have two Google properties sitting there – YouTube and Maps. As for the former, there’s not much Apple can do there. YouTube is one of the most popular websites in [...]

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Australian Judge agrees to fast track Samsung’s appeal of Galaxy Tab injunction

31. October 2011

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By John Hiesler: Earlier this month, Apple won an injunction against Samsung in Australia preventing the Korean-based manufacturer from marketing and selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 in the country. The ruling, handed down by Justice Annabelle Bennet, follows Apple’s rejection of a Samsung settlement offer that would have allowed Samsung to sell its tablet in [...]

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Apple begins work on OS X 10.8

31. October 2011

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By Luis Estrada: Since launching last July, sales of OS X 10.7 Lion have been through the roof. During Apple’s iPhone 4S event in early October, CEO Tim Cook explained that Lion was already running on 10% of the Mac customer base after only two weeks. In contract, Cook said, it took Windows 7 twenty [...]

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When Compaq CEO Ben Rosen emailed Steve Jobs to tell him he was a Mac enthusiast

31. October 2011

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By Luis Estrada: Former Compaq CEO Ben Rosen recently penned an article detailing some of his memories of Steve Jobs. Rosen’s ties to Apple and Jobs date back to the late 70′s, with Rosen subsequently playing a major role in introducing Jobs to Robert H.B. Baldwin of Morgan Stanley when Apple was planning to go [...]

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Apple releases 3 new commercials for Siri, iCloud and the iPhone 4S camera

31. October 2011

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By David Goldman: Apple on Sunday released three new advertisements highlighting some of newest features in iOS 5 and the iPhone. First up we have a new Siri commercial titled “Snow Today”. This is Apple’s second Siri oriented commercial and highlights even more real-world uses for Apple’s voice recognition software. Second we have Apple’s iCloud [...]

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