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AT&T Mobility and Apple iPhone have been successful together, but every coin has two sides. The other side has been a wireless data logjam. Could that problem finally be getting under control? AT&T has been working very hard to do just that, said...
07/29/10 5:00 AM PT | MacNewsWorld | 988 Words
Acrossair, an app from Acrossair , is available for free at the App Store.
07/28/10 11:13 AM PT | MacNewsWorld | 673 Words
... Apple on Wednesday released Safari 5.0.1, the latest version of its Web browser. It has extensions enabled by default, as well as security patches. The extensions include tools for Twitter and other social networks, news and shopping . They are organized into...
07/28/10 2:24 PM PT | TechNewsWorld | 828 Words
Flash has been exploited enough by cybercriminals that Apple CEO Steve Jobs publicly mentioned its security vulnerabilities in an open letter earlier this year.
"I think only Adobe has been as popular as Microsoft with cybercriminals," Roel Schouwenberg, a senior antivirus...
07/27/10 11:10 AM PT | MacNewsWorld | 850 Words
... Apple released a flood of new products on Tuesday.
It refreshed the Mac Pro and iMac lines, added a multi-touch desktop touchpad, and unveiled a 27-inch Cinema Display with a whole new set of bells and whistles.
The iMacs...
07/26/10 11:57 AM PT | MacNewsWorld | 848 Words
... Apple may soon encounter another round of product shortages as one of its top component providers acknowledged it's having trouble keeping up with the high demand for Cupertino's iPad device. LG Display can't meet Apple's growing demand for the iPad touchscreens LG...
... consumer confidence dragged down stocks Tuesday, and although the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose a dozen points, broader indexes slipped, and the number of stocks losing ground outnumbered those that picked up. Apple was in the minority group, closing at US$264.08, or...
07/27/10 5:00 AM PT | MacNewsWorld | 921 Words
So what does this mean to iPhone owners in the U.S.? It means that the highly unlikely event that Apple would press charges against a customer who jailbroke an iPhone in order to run apps that haven't been given the App Store...
07/26/10 3:05 PM PT | MacNewsWorld | 623 Words
The federal authorities cannot prosecute an iPhone owner for using the small bit of Apple's code that must remain on the phone for it to be operational. Once the phone is jailbroken, users can install applications on the phone that do not...
07/24/10 5:00 AM PT | TechNewsWorld | 2107 Words
Get Your Hands Off Our Phones
Last week, at an emergency press conference, Steve Jobs tried to prove a point about the iPhone 4 antenna's Vulcan nerve pinch -- a glitch that causes the phone to lose signal strength when it's touched the wrong way. Apple ...
