The purported screen of an iPad 3 unit, nabbed by MacRumors. (Credit: MacRumors ) Pictures of purported parts of upcoming iPads, iPhones, iPods, and iAnythings are the norm, but perhaps not quite as interesting as this latest one.
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Since the release of System 1 in January 1984, Apple has played an integral role in designing and implementing the graphical user interface (GUI) as we know it.
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Will Apple come out with a MacBook Air that uses the same kind of chip the iPad does? An analyst claims it's an active project at Apple.
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Apple 'working on' ARM laptop; bad news for Intel, says analyst
The iOSsphere seemed to be nearing exhaustion, swinging between summer and fall release dates, the differences between .1 and .2 firmware versions, and wild longings for a 3D user interface.
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iPhone 5 rumour roll up for the week ending February 17
If you're thinking of unloading your old iPad to help cover the cost of a new one, it's time to start thinking about where and how you'll sell it.
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Mountain Lion, Apple's latest version of its Mac operating system, will embrace the company's behind-the-scenes security approach.
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Will your current Mac meet the system requirements for running OS X Mountain Lion? Originally posted at MacFixIt
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Mac OS X 10.8 requirements omit more Intel Macs
With Mountain Lion, the next operating system for its Mac computers, Apple has one clear message: If you're going to buy one Apple product, you might as well keep buying more. Apple's sneak peek at Mountain Lion reveals its intent to make the Mac interface look more and more like its mobile operating system.
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Apple Aims to Tie the Mac More Tightly to iPad and iPhone
Apple’s Mountain Lion update to Mac OS X is an affirmation of just how important the cloud and iOS integration has become to anyone who uses a desktop Mac. More than 100 new features have been added to the operating system, and many emphasize Apple’s desire to create a single platform that integrates mobile, social and cloud features across multiple devices.
When Apple launched Mac OS X Lion last July, it brought the Macintosh operating system ever closer to the experience folks had gotten accustomed to on the iPad and iPhone. Now, just seven months later, Apple today unveils OS X Mountain Lion, an early preview version for developers.
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