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120,000 iPads sold on first day alone?
According to a specific analyst group, Apple may have sold a nicely sized 120,000 iPad units on the first day of pre-orders. If this number seems strange to you, it may help knowing that their math makes sense. Basically, Apple sells about 16,500 orders a day online, but managed to sell about 124,596 on the day of the iPad preorder. Considering that about 1.11 iPads were ordered per customer, we come up with a number…
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iPad preorders to start at 8:30 AM EST Friday
The early worm gets the Apple, so you’d better set your alarm just a little earlier tonight to make sure you get first dibs on…
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Apple’s iPad ad reveals new details
Apple’s iPad ad offers some real information about the iBookstore, how documents may be stored on the iPhone, and a little more about the rumor that just won’t die, a front facing camera.
First iPad ad hits screens during the Oscars [video]
If you were watching the Oscars last night, you may have caught sight of Apple’s brand new advertisement for the much awaited iPad. The ad itself races through (with shortened sequences, of course) several features of the device, making it seem irresistible to potential customers, and giving you the chance… Continue Reading »
Apple iPad available for pre-order March 12th, on sale April 3rd
According to a press release recently published by Apple, their new iPad device—both Wifi and 3G models—will be available for preorder on March 12th. The WiFi models will be able to be picked up or reserved in the Apple Store for April 3rd, while buyers who want the WiFi/3G model… Continue Reading »
More iPhone ads appear on Apple’s website and TVs worldwide
Apple loves to keep their ad pages up to date with commercials that reflect the current states of their products. And considering how simple their advertisements seem to be, they probably don’t take all that much time to produce (especially considering they all have the same basic concept of just… Continue Reading »
Macworld 2010: Appletell’s most surprising finds
One of our favorite things to do each year at Macworld Expo is to wander the show floor with no agenda other than to see what we can find. Many of the venders are the same each year, using the expo as a time to launch variations of similar products.… Continue Reading »
Macworld 2010: Appletell’s favorite products
Although Macworld Expo 2010 was confined to just the north hall of Moscone Center this year, that doesn’t mean there wasn’t a wide array of great products. Now that we’ve had a chance to settle down and review our notes and brochures, the Appletell staff in attendance has selected our… Continue Reading »
Steve Jobs to finally help create a book of his life?
Up until this point in his life, Steve Jobs has no biography written about him that involved his participation. And while there may be plenty of books about him regardless, none of them can be as interesting as one in which he’s had a large part in creating. According to… Continue Reading »
Apple vs. Cleavage
In the last 24 hours, Apple has declared war on sex. Kinda sorta. Makers of apps that feature sexual content (that is to say, revealing but not nude) have gotten notifications that their apps are being removed from the App store. And only the App store. But if you want… Continue Reading »
Macworld 2010: Stunt Squirrels wins GameSalad Challenge
Gendai Games, in conjunction with IDG and the Macworld Expo, has officially announced the winner of the Macworld 2010 GameSalad Challenge: Stunt Squirrels by Fire Maple Games. The winner was determined by the judges’ decision on Saturday afternoon at Macworld Expo. Stunt Squirrels—a physics puzzler—features blasting death-defying daredevils safely to… Continue Reading »
Apple raises the roof on 3G download limits
Has this ever happened to you? You open up the App Store app on your iPhone and find a new game or app that sounds pretty interesting or fun. And then, just when you’re expecting to start the download: “Item over 10MB.” Well, that’s a thing of the past…kind of.… Continue Reading »
Apple launches MacBook repair extension program for hard drive issues
A hard drive failure is one of the most painful problems than can affect your computer. Sadly, Apple has identified that a “very small” percentage of MacBooks sold between May 2006 and the end of 2007 are exhibiting higher than normal hard drive failure rates. If you have one of… Continue Reading »
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iPhone App Reviews
iPhone Apps. They were great when the App Store was first announced and we could all pick and chose what we wanted, but the number is now overwhelming. Here at Appletell, we'll detail the great iPhone apps we find, and steer you clear from those that aren't worth it even if they're free.
iPhone Game Reviews
As Apple turns the iPhone into one of the most popular gaming devices, the staff of Appletell--gamers and Apple fans alike--are here to help you get the most entertainment value out of your app store purchases.
