Since Apple updated its MacBook range to include the Retina Display-toting 15-inch MacBook Pro, the obvious line of questioning has been to wonder when the iMac and Mac Pro desktops will get the same treatment. Very soon, if a newly uncovered string of code is to be believed – and there’s a surprise in store. Read more
Unless your internet’s been down for the past few months, you’ll know that one of the more solid iPhone 5 rumours concerns the display size, which is likely to grow to 4-inches. Now some clever types have fiddled with the settings in the iOS SDK and claim to have confirmed not only the display resolution, but also one other secret from up the iPhone 5’s sleeves. Read more
Another week, another iPhone 5 rumour. While recent whispers have concerned themselves with the launch date (August or September, apparently), today’s nugget of news is back to all things display size. Only this time it’s not the diagonal inches we’re talking about. Is the iPhone 5 set to be the thinnest slither of mobile tech this side of the original Motorola Razr? Read more
Uh oh. Apple withdrew its products from a green list compiled in the US last week, and now comes news that government agencies in San Francisco won’t be allowed to buy Mac computers.
Could this be Apple’s undoing?
Apple’s new MacBook Pro is quite a beast. It’s thinner than a slice of toast (depending on your preferred loaf) and prettier than a shiny flower. Especially as it’s got an eye-bleeding Retina Display that puts the rest of the laptop world to shame. Thing is, by default it’s not running to anywhere near its full pixel power. Want to turn things up to eleven? Here’s how… Read more
Apple CEO Tim Cook has kicked off the D10 conference in California with a lengthy interview on all things Apple. It’s typically guarded, very carefully spoken stuff, but has Cook just managed to reveal that the iPhone 5’s screen won’t actually be moving up a size? Read more
Apple iPhone 5 rumours circulate the web like children running about telling lies. How do you know when to believe one crying ‘wolf’ over all the others? Normally, when the Wall Street Journal runs it. That’s the case today, with the WSJ reporting on analyst and insider feedback that Apple may finally be about to buckle, and launch an iPhone with a 4-inch display.
Thing is, whilst Apple’s always maintained that the iPhone’s screen is the optimum size for a smartphone, the market’s changed so much as to prove it a pretty outdated notion. In that light, here’s why Apple could be about to buck a five year-old trend… Read more
