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As a result, Apple’s developer event will likely focus on software. In announcing WWDC, Apple’s Phil Schiller promised to “share the latest news about iOS and OS X Mountain Lion.” So, hopefully we’ll get a glimpse of iOS 6 and … Continue reading →

Mac blogs and news sites are filled with hot predictions about what will and what will not be announced at next week’s Apple World Wide Developer Conference. Televisions. iOS stuffs. Some are gaining more traction than others. But there are … Continue reading →

Apple is expected to reveal its homegrown replacement for the Google Maps application, built into iOS 6, as the highlights of the Worldwide Developers Conference opening Monday. Attendees are also likely to get a peek at that next-generation iOS …

Application developers still favor Apple, with 69 percent of all new app development projects started during the first quarter of 2012 intended for Cupertino’s iOS mobile operating system, according to new data from mobile analytics company Flurry.

Almost the entire line of Macs is expected to be refreshed, including the beleaguered Mac Pro. Apple is widely expected to tell us more about OS X Mountain Lion (and possibly even release it at WWDC), and updates are expected … Continue reading →

According to one recent report, new Mac Pros, which are reportedly codenamed K5B, could sport 8-cort Intel’s Xeon E5 CPUs, Thunderbolt and USB 3.0. Apple is also expected to preview the next-generation of iOS at the conference and provide developers … Continue reading →

Mountain Lion and iOS 6 launches in upcoming months imply a major update to the two computing platforms on an annual basis, which should help Apple to maintain its market leadership. Buy. Price target: $810. Janney Capital Markets’ Bill Choi … Continue reading →

Plenty has been said about Apple’s WWDC 2012 conference, which takes place starting on Monday next week, but if you haven’t been furiously digging and following along, here are our best guesses based on what we’ve heard from our sources, … Continue reading →

Google will have arch-rival Apple to thank for a huge chunk of its mobile revenue in 2012. The search giant’s licensing deals with Apple over its Maps and Search apps have been a healthy cash cow since the iPhone debuted … Continue reading →

Market analysts at IDC estimate that the share of handsets running Microsoft’s Windows Phone will grow to take nearly 20 percent of the market by 2016 at the expense of Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android. Results from the firm’s Worldwide … Continue reading →