Rumor Has It: Apple Said to Already Eye iPhone 5S
New speculation is already circulating thatApple is planning a trial production of an “iPhone 5S” — just as the paint is barely dry on new updates of the iPhone and iPad.
According to a report from Digitimes — a Taiwanese technology website that has a mixed track record when it comes to making accurate Apple predictions — the iPhone maker will begin producing a new version of its smartphone in December, and increase the volume of production in the first quarter of 2013.
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Microsoft Announces Surface Tablet/PC
When Steve Ballmer took the stage at Microsoft’s mysterious press event in Hollywood, the bloggers in the audience gasped, but they didn’t start to applaud until they saw just what the Surface tablet/PC hybrid he announced could do.
After a long prologue about Microsoft’s legacy of launching hardware — from the mouse to the XBOX — Ballmer debuted the tablet designed to work with Microsoft’s Windows 8 operating system — “its own companion hardware innovation.”
What really distinguishes Surface from Apple’s iPad is the fact that it has all the computing power of a PC, and with snap-in keyboards and a kick stand, it actually turns into a mini laptop.
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New Google Tablet Set to Defend the Android Market
Google’s 7-inch Android tablet is real — it’s even being passed around inside the Googleplex. Google needs this tablet to defend Android. The arrival of Amazon’s Kindle Fire blew a hole in the ecosystem, with Amazon setting up its own app store and its own look and feel for Android itself. If this 7-inch tablet is a hit, Google can argue that developers should still build tablet apps to Google’s specs, not Amazon’s.
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Ordering a Cheeseburger? There’s an iPad for That
Classic American comfort food is going high tech at one California restaurant chain. At its three locations, Stacked Restaurants offers customers the opportunity to craft their meals and then pay for them on iPads. At Stacked, diners can choose to stack their burgers, pizzas, salads, and plates of macaroni and cheese with a range of toppings.
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Apple Rejects E-Book Pricing Collusion Charge
Apple rejected on Friday the U.S. Justice Department’s allegations that it colluded with publishers over electronic book pricing, saying the charges were “simply not true.”
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Apples Are Growing in American Homes
Half of all U.S. households own at least one Apple product, according to CNBC’s All-America Economic survey. Americans don’t stop with just one device. Homes that own least one Apple, own an average of three. Overall, the average household has 1.6 Apple devices.
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Putting it into Perspective.
Having just hit the $500 Billion mark, we wondered how much could Apple buy and what else is worth $500 billion?
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Apple to Sell ‘Cheap’ iPad to Combat Android Tablets
When Apple releases its new and enhanced iPad next week, the company will also re-launch a less expensive version of its current iPad 2 to combat cheaper tablets running Google’s Android operating software, according to a JPMorgan analyst report out of Asia.
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APPLE TO UNVEIL IPAD 3 NEXT WEEK
CNBC’s Jon Fortt has the details on Apple’s quad-core iPad 3 with 4G LTE, which could be unveiled in New York next week, according to source…
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Apple Crushes Profit Estimates as iPhone, iPod Sales Soar
Apple crushed earnings estimates as sales iPhones and iPods soared. The company also projected earnings for the current quarter that were higher than analyst projections.
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High Resolution iPad3 Coming In February
The iPad3 will be released in February with a high-resolution screen, a new selling point for the entertainment and productivity device that will drive Apple.
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