Today Apple announced relatively straightforward storage capacity upgrades for both of the “multi-touch” iDevices, doubling the standard versions of each to 16GB and 32GB for the iPhone and iPod Touch, respectively.
Entries Tagged as 'Apple Hardware'
Apple updates touch iDevices with double capacity — 16GB iPhone, 32GB iPod Touch
February 5th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: Apple Hardware · iDevices · iPhone · iPod · iPod Touch
Macbook Air begins to ship; first hard drive based units expected Feb. 1st
January 30th, 2008 · 8 Comments
Many readers have been writing in to say that they have received shipment notifications on their Macbook Air pre-orders; many are now just leaving overseas (China) fulfillment centers near the manufacturing plants, and it appears that solid state models are going to reach customers first — in the next few days.
Tags: Apple Hardware · Macbook Air
iDevice gaming “set to explode,” say game industry insiders
January 29th, 2008 · No Comments
If you think that the little arcade games on the Classic iPods (5G class) distributed by Apple are about as far as iDevice gaming is ever going to get, think again!
The sheer number of companies actively planning or already executing projects with target platforms like the modern day iPod Nano, iPhone/iPod Touch, and even AppleTV [...]
Tags: Apple Hardware · Apple Software · AppleTV · Macs · OS X · Third Party Applications · Windows · iDevices · iPhone · iPod · iPod 5G/Classic · iPod Nano · iPod Touch
AppleTV software updated to “2.0;” hardware remains the same
January 15th, 2008 · 5 Comments
In somewhat of a let-down — at least relative to rumors posted here and elsewhere about a major hardware revamp which we still strongly believe is coming…..we were simply to optimistic on the timing, it would seem — Steve Jobs has indeed announced “AppleTV 2.0″ but it is not the Blu-ray equipped, totally overhauled device [...]
Tags: Apple Hardware · AppleTV
Steve Jobs announces “Time Capsule” wireless backup device
January 15th, 2008 · 8 Comments
A streamlined, wireless backup device designed to complement Apple’s “cable-free 2008″ initiative, about which we have been under heavy embargo due to the very small number of people aware of the project. Though the concept of an 802.11n-based wifi storage device is not new by any means, Apple has brought a number of innovations to [...]
Tags: Macworld Expo · Time Capsule
Apple introduces MacBook Air
January 15th, 2008 · 6 Comments
One of the stories which Rumors has most intensely championed over the past year has at last come to pass — the “Macbook Thin/Nano” rumors of the past year were almost exactly on the money. Steve Jobs and crew are demonstrating it right now as we speak, to a stunned crowd.
Tags: Apple Hardware · Intel · Macbook Air · Macs · Macworld Expo
New Mac Pro, Xserve
January 8th, 2008 · Comments Off
Today Apple announced a dramatic update to both of its professional Macs based on Intel’s high-end Xeon processors; bringing the Mac Pro and Xserve into the 45-nanometer era (all previous Intel Macs are based on 65nm technology; the PowerPC 970 “G5 was 90nm)” and offering up to twice the performance of previous models.
A lot has [...]
Tags: Apple Hardware · Intel · Mac Pro · Macs · Xserve
October Highlights
October 7th, 2007 · No Comments
Apple has reported its best second-best quarterly financial results in the company’s history on very strong sales of Macs, iPhones and other iDevices.
If the AppleTV’s lack of an optical drive has been an issue for you, look no further than a soon to be announced update to the popular iDevice for that very issue to [...]
Tags: Apple Hardware · AppleTV · Macs
September Highlights
September 7th, 2007 · No Comments
Apple is reportedly having a growing number of iPhones that experience partial failures of the touch-input system — often starting from the top and sometimes moving down the screen vertically in “rows” roughly equal to the height of the application icons on the “Home screen.” Many users contact Apple and get replacements before the problem [...]
Tags: Apple Hardware · Macs · iPhone
August Highlights
August 7th, 2007 · No Comments
As predicted by Rumors, the new iMacs sport Core 2 desktop CPUs that are substantially faster at a given clock rate than the mobile Santa Rosa chips used in the latest Macbook Pros.
An entry-level model clocks in at 2GHz, while the other standard models offer 2.4GHz — with an optional upgrade to a 2.8GHz Core [...]
Tags: Apple Hardware · Macs · iPod
