If you were one of about 21 million people who bought an iPhone 4 in the first half of 2010, you may now claim one of two choices in a recent settlement of a class action lawsuit against Apple for its flawed smartphone antenna: a free bumper case (which was offered in 2010 when “Antennagate” raged throughout the land) or $15.
China Telecom Corp. will become the nation’s second wireless operator to offer Apple Inc.’s iPhone 4S, two months after “staggering” demand prompted the U.S. company to suspend sales at its own stores.
Multiple class action lawsuits filed over the iPhone 4's antenna design flaw have been settled , with those that suffered from reduced reception being offered their choice of a free iPhone Bumper case or $15. The settlement is essentially identical to the free case Apple offered all iPhone 4 users in 2010. A controversy over the iPhone 4's unique antenna design erupted after it began shipping in …
Computerworld – Last week, Apple took most Mac users by surprise when it released a developers preview of Mountain Lion, the company's newest desktop operating system, and announced it would ship the upgrade this summer.
The next version of Mac OS X, codenamed Mountain Lion, was revealed last week. The update, which is still under development and is expected to arrive this Summer, brings a number of prominent features from Apple's iOS mobile platform to the desktop. One of the most significant iOS features that will land on the Mac in Mountain Lion is an integrated platform-wide notification system. Applications …
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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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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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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The iPhone, combined with the Google Translate app, and some quick thinking by Oregon highway patrolmen, helped save a Chinese man's life. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas