Apple’s iPad announcement seems to have had one particularly big disappointment for most people – no front-facing camera. No camera at all in fact. But the iPad SDK and its iPad emulator seem to suggest what could have been…
Tagged ‘apple tablet’
Apple’s Tablet is bound to become this year’s gadget must-have if it does appear later today but it seems like 24’s perennially imperilled hero Jack Bauer could be among the first to get an Apple iSlate. Is the Apple iSlate/iPad/iTablet ready for its close-up?
Conde Nast demonstrated a digital tablet edition of Wired in November but now it seems to have dropped a major clue that it will be one of Apple’s publishing partners if the Apple Tablet arrives on Wednesday…
Steve Jobs tipped a wink about the arrival of the Apple Tablet at Apple’s event on Wednesday during the company’s Q1 2010 earnings call yesterday. And Apple COO Tim Cook threw more fuel on the fire…
Frog Design which help develop Apple’s classic Snow White industrial design language and the Apple IIc, Apple’s fourth personal computer, also built an Apple Tablet prototype. It’s now revealed images of the previously unseen device, just in time for Apple’s Tablet launch on Wednesday.
Apple’s patents are proving a fertile ground for rumours. One of the latest, filed on January 21, points to a gaming future for the Apple Magic Mouse and could hold a clue to why Apple’s Tablet event invite was paint splattered…
Apple is negotiating with the major record labels to introduce a free music streaming service tied to iTunes, according to multiple online sources. The rumour follows Apple’s acquisition of streaming site LaLa late last year. The service is likely to allow iTunes users to back-up and stream their music libraries.
Apple’s forthcoming tablet has been called many things – the Apple Tablet, the iSlate, the iTablet – but it seems its fighting hard for another name. Apple has filed multiple requests to gain control of the ‘iPad’ trademark. The name is currently controlled by Fujitsu which uses it for a small device used in US retail stores.