Apple releases Aperture 3.0.3
Apple has released another update to its photo-management software, Aperture 3. Version 3.0.3 claims to improve the overall stability of the program and also addresses a specific list of smaller issues.
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Adobe CEO responds to Apple's Flash-bashing open letter
Grab your ringside seats, gang: Apple and Adobe are at it again -- and this time, the fighting's turning fierce.
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Apple's Steve Jobs pens open letter against Adobe Flash
An open letter from Steve Jobs, Apple CEO titled 'Thoughts On Flash' has appeared on the Apple web site. The letter outlines Apple's position and explains some thinking "so that customers and critics may better understand why we do not allow Flash on iPhones, iPods and iPads".
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iPhone 4G 'to be unveiled on June 7'
Apple today announced that its Worldwide Developers Conference will begin June 7, the likely date when the company will introduce its next iPhone .
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First look: Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro
The latest crop of MacBook Pro laptops from Apple has several new features, such as a new generation of Intel processors, improved dual graphics, and increased battery life. Most of the changes, however, are relegated to the 15- and 17-inch models. The 13-inch models remain the least expensive of the Pro line, but also remain the most similar to the previous generation.
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Apple hits back at Adobe over iPhone ban
Apple doesn't sound terribly broken up about Adobe's announcement that it would stop developing its Flash-to-iPhone app building capabilities.
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HP Slate v. Apple iPad: Which is Better?
The Apple iPad has only been physically available to the general public for a few weeks, and the HP Slate is still a prototype waiting for a launch date, but that hasn't stopped the two from being compared head-to-head as the defining epic battle for tablet supremacy. An early review of the HP Slate suggests that the iPad has the crown locked up, though.
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Rumour: Apple may dump Intel for AMD
Representatives from AMD are meeting with Apple according to the latest Mac related rumours.
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O2, Vodafone, Orange to launch dedicated iPad 3G price plans (Updated)
O2, Vodafone and Orange have announced they will launch dedicated iPad 3G price plans for all models in time for the delayed international launch of the device in late May.
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Apple releases new Leopard, Snow Leopard security update
Apple has released a security update for users of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard and 10.6 Snow Leopard.
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The 8 best iPad apps - so far
Apple's iPad has only been available in the US for a short time, and it has yet to make its debut in the UK - but already there's a wealth of apps out there.
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The nitty-gritty of MacBook Pro's better graphics
The new MacBook Pros unveiled yesterday may look identical to Apple's previous batch of pro laptops, but there are a few key under-the-hood upgrades. Chief among them are the new graphics found throughout the line that should make these MacBook Pros significantly faster at graphics-intensive tasks, while also increasing battery life.
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Apple delays UK release of the iPad til the end of May
Apple has announced that the iPad won't be available to customers in the UK -- or anywhere else outside of the US -- until the end of May.
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Apple updates MacBook Pro line with Core i7 chips, improved graphics
Apple has today updated its MacBook Pro line promising faster processors, more powerful graphics and longer battery life. Prices start from £999 rising to £1,899.
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Apple debuts iAd advertising platform for iPhone OS
Apple introduced a new advertising platform designed specifically for the iPhone OS platform. The new technology, dubbed “iAd,” will be built straight into the forthcoming update to Apple's mobile operating system.
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Inside iPhone 4.0's multitasking
Apple showcased seven “tentpoles” that highlight some of the major additions to the iPhone OS on Thursday including the most interesting one - multitasking.
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Digital Heaven updates Loader for Final Cut Pro
Digital Heaven has announced the release of Loader 2.0, billed as a major new version of the software that streamlines importing of media into Final Cut Pro.
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Five predictions for iPhone OS 4.0
On Thursday, journalists will gather once again to hear about the next-generation of the iPhone operating system, and possibly an unveiling of the next-generation iPhone hardware.
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iPad battery tests and application performance
Apple's iPad is impressive in many ways; having seen its responsiveness in demos and its touted long-life battery claims, I was anxious to get my hands on one for some real-world testing. And my results show battery life that exceeds Apple's claim and quick application performance.
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Apple announces iPhone 4.0 event on April 8
Just like Apple to bait you with the left jab of the iPad release and then floor you with a surprise right hook. On Monday, Apple announced that it would hold a special invitation-only event to "peek into the future of iPhone OS" on April 8.