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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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Google to back HTC in Apple patent infringement lawsuit?
In a written statement after the news of Apple’s patent infringement lawsuit against HTC came out, Google has come to HTC’s defense even though they’re not part of the lawsuit.
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Apple sues HTC over iPhone technology patent infringement
Apple announced it is suing HTC for patent infringement in 20 different cases. The patents ideal with the iPhone’s user interface, underlying architecture and hardware.
Is the iPad what consumers are looking for?
It seems our enthusiasm for technology and, in particular, Apple products, isn’t shared by everyone. In a couple of surveys conducted by SoftwareAdvice and Retrevo.com around the launch of the Apple iPad, the results are a bit of a shock. One focuses on the healthcare sector, the other on the… Continue Reading »
Apple already being threatened with an iPad lawsuit
And unfortunately, it’s not over the name, so it looks like we’re still stuck with that. Rather, the Chinese company Shenzhen Great Loong Brother is threatening to sue Apple for “plagiarism,” claiming they stole the iPad design from their company’s P88 tablet computer. The P88 has been on the market… Continue Reading »
Apple’s January 27th event rumor roundup
Apple is about to prove once and for all just how much they really don’t need Macworld, but what can you expect from Apple during their special event on Wednesday, January 27th? Here’s a roundup of the more substantial rumors we’ve covered over the past few weeks, including talk of… Continue Reading »
More evidence of AT&T losing iPhone exclusivity
In what can only be described with the word “finally!,” Hot Hardware is reporting they have information from an inside source that AT&T will be losing the iPhone exclusivity deal this Wednesday, the same day as Apple’s rumored tablet event. Part of the reasoning behind this is AT&T’s inability to… Continue Reading »
Obsessed with Get a Mac ads? There’s a site for that.
If you’re into marketing and advertising or just simply find Apple’s Get a Mac ad campaign interesting, you might want to visit AdWeek’s website. They’ve set up a page that has all 66 (yes, 66) advertisements from the campaign so far. They’re organized chronologically and categorized by the year in… Continue Reading »
PCWorld.com: Rumored Apple tablet a “... messy layer of complication ...”
Bill Synder over at PCWorld has written an article bashing the usefulness of Apple’s rumored “iSlate” as a business device, even before the product has been seen, let alone announced. As my colleague Bill Stiteler tweeted, “... that’s some good old-fashioned Mac hate ...” And since Mr. Snyder finds it… Continue Reading »
Microsoft’s Bing to be iPhone OS 4.0 default search engine?
According to sources of BusinessWeek, Microsoft and Apple have been in talks to change the default search engine for Safari.app on the iPhone OS 4.0 to Bing. Not only would this give Bing the opportunity to gain a huge amount of the mobile search market, it is also another road… Continue Reading »
Rumors of iPhone OS 4.0 features emerge
Setting aside all possibilites of whether there even is a new version of the iPhone software to be released later this month, Boy Genius Report has details on what it will entail. According to their sources, this update brings some exciting new information. For one, multi touch gestures will be… Continue Reading »
New touch screen rumors; 22” touch iMac on the horizon?
As if the rumors surrounding the January 27th Apple event weren’t enough already, another one has surfaced for later this year. According to a Chinese publication accessed by DigiTimes, “Apple will outsource production of the 22-inch model to Quanta, with Taiwan-based Sintek Photronic supplying the touchscreen panels.” This certainly doesn’t… Continue Reading »
Next gen iPhone to be touchable…on the case
With rumors of the Apple Tablet on the horizon, there has also been speculation of what the new iPhone may bring. Along with obviously having updates on software and internal hardware (which is much needed, due to the increase in competition, lately), it will most likely contain something even more… Continue Reading »
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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.
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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.
