iPhone 4 Press Event: You’re All Getting Cases
So what did Steve do to try to make things right for its users? Well, he actually took the advice of popular opinion on the internet. Apple will be giving away free cases to all iPhone 4 customers. Even ones who've already bought cases.
iPhone 4: Recall, Software Update, or Something Else
With hours to go until the iPhone 4 press conference, the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal are reporting what we can expect (or rather, not): a recall. Instead, yet another software update may be coming to address the hardware problem of the antenna.
iOS 4.0.1 Available Now
Apple released the much anticipated iOS 4.0.1. iPhone users have been eagerly awaiting the update ever since Apple revealed there was a problem with strength of cellular signals from ATT incorrectly displaying more bars than appropriate.
How-To: Lock Your iPhone With Any Password
The latest version of Apple's mobile operating system, iOS 4, has been with us for a number of weeks now, but did you know that one new addition to the OS is the ability to lock your phone with any password of your choice?
iPad RSS Reader Roundup
Feed reading is arguably one of the primary uses of the iPad, so making a good RSS client for it very important. Here's a run-down of the five feed readers available now for the iPad.
Apple to Hold iPhone 4 Press Conference Friday
On Friday at 10 a.m. PST, Apple will hold a press conference to address the much publicized antenna problems plaguing the recently released iPhone 4. Will there be a recall, a lesson in how to hold the phone or free cases for all?
Before Applegate, There was Gizmododom
Acknowledging Gizmodo's capture of an iPhone 4 in the wild, Steve made a point of singling out the gaps between the stainless steel bands to which there had been much speculation across the blogosphere as to their function.
Apple’s iPod is Not Dead and Not Dying
Apple's iconic iPod is credited for reviving the company and helping it dominate consumer mind share over the past decade, but of my greatest fears has started to come true where analysts are now throwing the notion out there that the iPod is dead or dying.
Quick Tip: Opt Out of iAd Data Collection
It's been a little over a week since Apple started rolling out iAd, its new advertisement feature for iOS 4. The first ads started to appear on July 1. However, for some, iAd brings up a privacy concern, so we show you how to opt out.
MobileMe Updates Galore: Calendar Beta and iDisk App
If you're one of those shelling out $99 per year for Apple's MobileMe, then this has been a good week. In fact, it's been a pretty good few months overall, thanks to a renewed interest on Apple's part in keeping the service worth our while.
Can FaceTime Revitalize Video Conferencing?
Video conferencing still isn't taking off. But someone at Apple truly believes in it and that's a good sign as I think it can be the future one day.
Mobile Uses for Evernote’s Trunk