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DigiTimes says it’s heard from its redoubtable downstream sources that Apple has scratched the notion of iPad 3 being available this year maybe because Samsung and LG can’t get decent yields on a 2,048×1,536 9.7-inch “retina display” panel and Sharp’s … Continue reading →

I wanted to use my article to tell you about some of the best productivity apps I have come across in the last year, which have really transformed how I work. If you are like me and constantly on the … Continue reading →

One of the screenshots Apple used to persuade the Regional Court in Düsseldorf last week that Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 is a dead ringer for its iPad 2 and should therefore be barred in all of Europe except Holland because … Continue reading →

Thirty years ago today the IBM Personal Computer was launched igniting a new way of computing that empowered individuals and forever changed the way we work and play. In talking with some of the early pioneers, they knew they were … Continue reading →

Samsung has agreed to pull its Android-based Galaxy Tab 10.1 off the Australian market and cease advertising the thing pending a decision from the Australian Federal Court hearing Apple’s “look and feel” patent infringement complaint. read more

If you attempt to install the Xcode 4.0.3, or Xcode 4.1 after installing iTunes 10.4, you may be presented with an installation alert asking to close the iTunes application.

The advent of BYOD (bring your own device) culture to the Enterprise has ushered about the “app culture” faster for IT departments than expected. Analysts agree that key to IT’s future in mobilizing today’s workforce lies with mobile device management … Continue reading →

Apple is having Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) produce next-generation chips for its mobile devices under a trial manufacturing run, according to a source Reuters says has knowledge of the matter. It appears then that Apple means to wrench at … Continue reading →

Apple delivered in spades Tuesday when it reported its third fiscal quarter ended June 25. It came in with revenues up 82% to $28.57 billion when all the smart money on Wall Street was expected $25 billion. And it earned … Continue reading →

Apple took its patent complaints against Samsung to the Korean’s home turf last Wednesday, escalating the dispute in which it has accused Samsung of “slavishly” copying the iPad and iPhone’s design and technology. Samsung retaliated Tuesday by going to the … Continue reading →