You probably saw this one coming. Just as with the previous two models, Apple is planning to launch its next iPad, the iPad 3, at an even in early March. Read on for the full details. Read more
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Let’s say you’ve built an iPhone app (and, hey, you may well have done); you’ll be wanting to get it to the top of the app charts as quickly as possible, right? Suddenly you get an email offering you just that for a one-off payment. You’re tempted. Welcome to the world of app scamming. Read more
Samsung has just dropped us a friendly note to say that the white version of the flagship Galaxy Nexus is set for launch in the UK just 3 months after the launch of the original device. Read on for the launch date and full details. Read more
iPhone 4S owners are always keen to show off some Siri tricks, but what if the humble voice assistant stopped being so humble and went all SkyNet on us? That’s the idea behind this technically impressive short film, which depicts the voice searching tool as a possessive murderer.
Here’s some fanboy ammo for you: it appears that iOS apps may crash more than Android apps, going against the typical mantra that iOS for iPhone is typically more stable than Google’s mobile operating system. Mobile app monitoring startup Crittercism spent 1 to 15 December 2011 busily compiling crash data, and its findings are very interesting indeed. Put on your gas mask: a flame war is brewing.
Apple is now the world’s third largest mobile phone manufacturer, according to the research gurus at IDC, surging ahead of LG and ZTE to claim its spot behind Nokia and Samsung.
Apple is to hold a “strange” event in February and then launch the iPad 3 and iOS 5.1 in March, according to a Japanese report. What exact form the February event’s strangeness takes is something of a mystery, although it could be simply that it’s an industry-focussed launch similar to last month’s education-centric iBooks event in New York City.
Last June, Apple caused a shock when it launched Final Cut Pro X, a completely revamped version of its pro-video editing software. Enthusiasts and pros alike poured scorn on its new interface, disparagingly dubbing it “iMovie Pro.”
At the time, Apple was keen to stress that with fresh code would come quick updates to address their concerns, and today, it’s hoping to make good on those promises with Final Cut Pro X 10.0.3.