iOS

Some believed they indicated a simple update such as Facebook being bound up snugly with iOS 6. But it took Business Insider’s Owen Thomas to utter the words that had surely entered at least a couple of minds: what if … Continue reading →

… that Apple is planning to demonstrate a new version of the Apple TV operating system at its Worldwide Developers Conference June 11-15 in San Francisco. Supposedly, the new OS is more feature-complete than the current version and is the … Continue reading →

Every week the numerous blogs covering the machinations of the Apple empire float unconfirmed rumors, blatant speculation and questionably-sourced reports on what the company might be unveiling in the near or distant future. Let’s take a look …

People involved with Apple’s iOS have confirmed that Facebook integration will be baked into the latest version of the mobile operating system, delivering the much needed sharing function that Apple reportedly attempted two years ago with iOS 4.

Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, long-time Apple TV proponent, believes that it is it’s not a case of “if” but “when” Apple will release a television. He cites the following factors as evidence: I’ve talked at length about how I … Continue reading →

Those tweaks will yield a resolution “very close to a 16:9 screen ratio, so this means 16:9 videos can play full screen at their native aspect ratio,” the Apple enthusiast site said. A build of iOS 6 for the new … Continue reading →

Tim Cook has been a great leader at Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) since his appointment last year. The only criticism that commentators have about his performance is the lack of any big moves or major redesigns at the firm. That may … Continue reading →

There’s great enthusiasm for using iPhones and iPads in the workplace, but experts say Apple’s limited transparency about security issues can make enterprise adoption problematic. IBM’s Chief Information Officer Jeanette Horan recently struck a nerve when …

There’s great enthusiasm for using iPhones and iPads in the workplace, but experts say Apple’s limited transparency about security issues can make enterprise adoption problematic. IBM’s Chief Information Officer Jeanette Horan recently struck a nerve when …

For example, in May this year Apple ended support for OS X 10.5, aka Leopard, when OS X 10.7, or Lion, was released. “Apple has stopped supporting some older operating systems but there are still millions of people using these … Continue reading →