Apple CEO Tim Cook on Friday posted a public letter in the fashion of his predecessor, addressing the ongoing hullaballoo surrounding the company’s Maps app in iOS 6.
Friday, 28 September 2012
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
iPhone 5 takes next step in smartphone evolution
It's been a little more than five years since Apple released the original iPhone. During that time the world has changed. People now expect fast, reliable Internet connections and bright touchscreens on devices they can fit in their pockets.
Wednesday, 19 September 2012
Apple releases iOS 6
iOS 6 is upon us. Apple on Wednesday, as promised, released the new version of the operating system that powers the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch.
Friday, 3 August 2012
Mountain Lion: What you need to know
Now that Mountain Lion is here, we can answer pretty much all your questions about the latest version of Mac OS X 10.8.
Availability
When will Mountain Lion be available?
It’s available now in the Mac App Store.
How much will it cost?
You’ll be able to pick up a copy of Mountain Lion for just $20. By way of comparison, Lion cost $30.
How will I get my hands on Mountain Lion?
The same way you got a hold of Lion—via the Mac App Store. Apple seems pretty happy with its online distribution method, with more than 26 million copies of Lion sold in the last year. When it’s time to pick up Mountain Lion, you’ll queue up in front of your computer rather than a physical store. Like Lion, Apple will let you pay for and download one copy of Mountain Lion that you can install to multiple Macs—a welcome feature for multi-Mac households.
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Apple to ship Mountain Lion on Wednesday
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the company would ship Mountain Lion, the latest version of its OS X operating system, starting Wednesday.
The announcement came in Tuesday's announcement of third quarter financial results, five months after it was first announced to tech journalists.
The new operating system—version 10.8 of OS X—costs $20, down from $30 for its predecessor, Lion, and can be purchased and downloaded directly from the Mac App Store. Like Lion, Apple is allowing buyers to pay for and download one copy of Mountain Lion that you can install to multiple Macs—a welcome feature for multi-Mac households.
Friday, 20 July 2012
Apple reminds users of coming iWork.com shutdown
Attention all you users of iWork.com, Apple would like to remind you that the service’s days are numbered. As of July 31, Apple will turn off iWork.com for good, and any documents you have stored there will be deconstructed into their component electrons.
For those users who have ignored Apple’s previous warnings, there’s still time to rescue your documents. Apple suggests you log in to the service and download all your documents to your computer.
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