Late Wednesday, Apple released beta 5 of its iPhone OS 3.2 SDK for the iPad via the iPhone Dev Center. According to MacNN, the release comes on the heels just over a week since the launch of beta 4 of the SDK and shows Apple accelerating its efforts prior to the iPad’s April 3rd release. […]
Month: March 2010
No one’s quite sure if this was intentional but it is interesting. Per PC Authority, a set of Apple ads on the PC Authority web site are now listing the most affordable versions of the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac Pro at A$1,599, A$1,999 and A$3,599, respectively. These prices are far higher than the […]
Late Tuesday, Apple released its Samsung Printer Drivers 2.1 and Brother Printer Drivers 2.3 package for Mac OS X 10.6.x (Snow Leopard). The Samsung Printer Drivers 2.1 package, a 23.2 megabyte download, offers support for assorted Samsung printers that have shipped since Mac OS X 10.6’s introduction. The Brother Printer Drivers 2.3 package, a 100 […]
Even as time goes by, tech parts don’t always get cheaper. Per DigiTimes, Apple, which already consumes the lion’s share of the global NAND flash memory supply, is apparently reluctant to negotiate with suppliers in 2010 due to high prices. Although the demand for NAND memory in devices such as memory cards and flash drives […]
Maybe they’ll stop feuding soon, but they’ve got some good Hatfield vs. McCoy traction going here, so why would they stop now? According to AppleInsider, Apple recently hired a former Google product manager for a secretive “pretty neat role” with the company, while a new Google employee has shared harsh words about Apple’s “Disney-fied” approach […]