Software

Apple will likely update iOS 6 beta to remove the leaked information, since this would be considered a bug. Christina is a Wired.com staff writer covering Apple, robotics, and everything in between. She’s also written for Gizmodo and Wired magazine.

I have written a number of pieces recalling the summer of 1997, when Steve Jobs worked on the Think Different campaign and pitched Mac developers on its OS transition to a Unix core. In looking at at the MacWEEK coverage … Continue reading →

and the latest technologies in platform operating systems such as iOS and Mac OS X. It’s hard to know how many iPad 3 models are being sold, since Apple is still selling the iPad 2. And the company isn’t breaking … Continue reading →

These new maps will feature information from Yelp about various businesses, photos, reviews and become more active in social media Apple’s iOS 6 will have brand-new maps after the company announced it will be dropping Google Maps from its iOS … Continue reading →

Although Chinese companies (Proview and Zhi Zhen Internet Technology) are trying as hard as they can to pull down Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) by firing suits here and there, their efforts to obstruct the i revolution are going in vain as the masses … Continue reading →

Apple and Nike kept the momentum in 2009 when Apple announced … The simple Web interface is accompanied by an even lovelier mobile UI for iOS and Android devices. Nike+ has its bells and whistles that encourage the average Joe … Continue reading →

Apple’s new Maps in iOS may not be limited to the iPhone and iPad, as new evidence suggests the company could also bring its in-house mapping solution to the Mac. Developer Cody Cooper discovered a code dump in the new … Continue reading →

Predictive search that knows your life! That was June for us, one big sneak peek of the mobile platform future, a flurry of OS features and software specs that Apple, Google, Microsoft, and RIM lobbed at us from San Francisco … Continue reading →

Apple has been proactive in taking down a number of websites that sell developer device slots to non-developers looking to activate iOS prerelease betas. One site owner confirmed to MacStories that Apple had lodged a copyright infringement complaint with …

It appears that Apple is getting more serious about putting the kibosh on unauthorized access to iOS betas. According to several unnamed website operators speaking to Macstories, a number of sites that purport to sell early developer access to …