Study Shows iPads in Kindergarten Class Improve Literacy
Image Source: Inquisitr.comInitial results from a research study in Auburn, Maine show that kindergarten literacy scores increased in classrooms where iPads were used. Auburn is the first public school system in the US to provide iPads to each of their youngest students; and they are monito...
More pictures of the iPad 3
Chinese website NextMedia / Apple Daily published this picture:On the lower picture there would be from left to right th...Ivy-Bridge: Only dual core processors would be delayed
A few days ago, we relayed Digitimes' information according to which Intel had announced its partners that there would be delays before the Ivy-Bridge processors would ...
Cook sees merging of notebooks, tablets as possibility
Although notebooks and tablets will continue to co-exist, further convergence of the two is a possibility, says Apple CEO Tim Cook. The comments stem from an interview with the Wall Street Journal, made in the wake of the announcement of OS X Mountain Lion. "We see that people are in l...
Apple shifts schedules for OS X updates, press events
Apple is changing the way it rolls out OS X and even press events, a Daring Fireball report re...
Sources tip Apple Stores in New York, Florida, Australia
Some of Apple's 2012 retail plans should involve New York and Florida in the US, and the ci...
Wordy: The Logophile's Primer Reference Dictionary
In the app store there are plenty of dictionaries to choose from. Some of these apps may cost a p...
5 Copies of Tumblita for Mac and iOS Up For Grabs
Tumblita, is an extremely fast and easy way to post all of your content to Tumblr. This awesome ap...
The slow rise of the SoMoClo OS
Even at first glance, one can see that Apple's new desktop operating system, OSX Mountain Lion is unifying the user ...
Apple's attention to detail extends to its product photos
Have you ever looked at the product images of the iPod touch or the iPad on Apple’s website and wondered how the company was able to produce such a perfect photo? It almost looks like it was rendered in a computer program. But it wasn’t.What you see (most of the time) is actual...
Apple releases public iMessage beta for OS X
Want to get your hands on the new iMessage beta - the iChat replacement that’s coming with OS X Mountain Lion this summer? If so, you can do so now, as Apple has posted a public beta download for all to enjoy.iMessage was one of the prominent features of iOS 5, and it allows users to chat across ...
Why we'll finally see LTE technology in the iPhone and iPad this year
Yesterday morning, my friend and colleague Oliver Haslam laid out an interesting case for why he believes, despite overwhelming evidence, that Apple won’t implement LTE technology into any of its mobile products this year.Oliver thinks that because there aren’t 4G n...
How To View Twitter Timeline Using Siri (Cydia Tweak)
Many features came with the release of iOS 5 in October 2011. Along with enhancements like the Notification Center, Siri was also released with the iPhone 4S. We covered why other iOS devices won’t get Siri officially, as it is by official measures exclusive to the iPhone 4S hardware. In...
iCloud gets properly integrated into the Mac with OS X Mountain Lion
Apple released a developer preview for OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion today, and it finally makes the Mac an equal iCloud citizen, alongside the iPhone and iPad. Previously, iCloud could be enabled as a sync tool for OS X, and a way to re-download iTunes content, but versions of apps ...
HoverBar for iPad 2 Contest - Winner
Lots and lots of good entries in this contest. Thanks to all of you who entered - I can see that you're all hugely impressed with the HoverBar. And I can tell that I continue to be as well. Huge thanks also to the kind folks at Twelve South for running this contest with us and providing the awesome prize. Our ...
Magnus magnetic stand has a hold on your iPad 2
Sometimes the most simple accessories can be the most effective. When I received a tiny box from Ten One Design claiming to hold a stand that would support an iPad 2 in an upright position, I scoffed. But it turns out that the Magnus magnetic stand (US$49.95) really does work. The Magnus is a tiny ...
Apple previews Mountain Lion, next version of Mac OS X
Apple on Thursday released an early preview of Mountain Lion, its next version of Mac OS X, to developers and select publications. The reviews are now hitting the Internet. The general consensus about Mountain Lion is that it will bring some of the best features of iOS (like Notification Ce...Collections:
Hitachi intros first 7mm, 7,200RPM 500GB notebook drive
Hitachi staked out a claim as the top builder of thin hard drives on Wednesday through a 500GB version of the Travelstar Z7K500. The drive is the first to hit a half-terabyte at the slimmer 7mm height while keeping a full 7,200RPM spin speed and just one drive platter. Along with being the firs...
Apple, Proview trade barbs during Shanghai trial
Lawyers for Apple and Proview exchanged heated words today in a Shanghai court hearing, according to reports from the Associated Press and Reuters. Proview is seeking a ban on iPad sales in the city as a part of its ongoing trademark dispute with Apple. "Apple has no right to sell iPads under t...
Microsoft joins Apple in EU complaints over Motorola patents
Microsoft Deputy General Counsel Dave Heiner in a posting confirmed company was echoing Apple's strategy and filing a formal complaint against Motorola with the European Commission. The new dispute, like Apple's, alleges that Motorola is abusing standards-based patents by trying to charge unreas...
SanDisk claims smallest ever 128-gigabit flash chip
SanDisk's NAND flash lineup may have set a record Wednesday after the company claimed to have the world's smallest 128-gigabit (16GB) memory chip. The 19 nanometer, three-bit-per-cell storage has a footprint of about 170mm square (0.26in square), or less than that of a penny. It's also relative...
Nike+ Basketball, Training venture past running
Nike expanded its Nike+ mix Wednesday with two combinations of shoes and apps that go beyond its traditional focus on running. Both Nike+ Basketball and Nike+ Training can track jump height and other factors besides horizontal distance. A new Pressure Sensor integrated into the shoes themselves...
Foxconn hid underage workers before FLA tour, group says
Underage Foxconn workers were transferred to other departments or not scheduled to work overtime in advance of inspections by the Fair Labor Association, an activist group tells AppleInsider. Students & Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior project officer Debby Sze Wan Chan says that last w...
Verizon faces 3G/4G outage, again denies 3G issue
Verizon's data growth problems resurfaced on Wednesday after it confirmed another nationwide outage. Officially, only 4G LTE access is down and preventing the fastest possible data. It didn't yet have an estimate for when 4G would be restored....
iTunes Japan gets ringtones, 3G shopping, other features
The Japanese iTunes Store has gained several other features in addition to iTunes in the Cloud, Apple has announced. This includes access to ringtones, downloading music over 3G instead of just Wi-Fi, and the Complete My Album option. All music on the store is now in iTunes Plus quality, meanin...
Adobe roadmap for desktop Flash shows GPU boost, 2013 revamp
Adobe on Wednesday published a roadmap (PDF) giving a peek at the long-term future of Flash. Having dropped the mobile version, it's now focusing on games and video on the desktop and now agrees that HTML5 and other web standards are more suited for animation. Accordingly, the imminent 11.2 upd...
Tim Cook appears on, vanishes from invitees to cancer event
Apple CEO Tim Cook was briefly listed as an invitee at a National Comprehensive Cancer Network conference, scheduled for March 14th to the 18th, reports note. Cook had been invited to a morning roundtable on the 15th moderated by ABC anchor Sam Donaldson, entitled "Cancer and Corporate America: ...
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