iPhone 4

iPhone 4 arrives at T-Mobile and 3

by Simon Aughton on 29 July 2010 in News
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T-Mobile and 3 have confirmed that they will begin selling the iPhone 4 from Friday, 30 July.

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iMac shortage; Covent Garden Apple; Bumper app

by Simon Aughton on 26 July 2010 in News
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iMac and Mac Pro in short supply; Apple Store Covent Garden; Bumper case app

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Apple delays white iPhone, again

by Simon Aughton on 23 July 2010 in News
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Apple has announced that it will not be able to make its own end-of-July deadline for the release of the white iPhone 4.

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FileMaker goes mobile

by Simon Aughton on 20 July 2010 in News
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FileMaker has unveiled new iOS apps that enable the viewing and editing of the eponymous databases on an iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. FileMaker Go provides access to databases created with FileMaker Pro and hosted on FileMaker Server or FileMaker Pro on a Mac or PC. Databases can be accessed via a local wireless network or over the internet, with any edits instantly updated in the hosted file.

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Giving off the wrong signals

by Nik Rawlinson on 19 July 2010 in Editorial
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Apple has admitted faulty iPhone signal bars… but a fix is on its way. How embarrassing. Apple got its sums wrong. Those bars on your iPhone screen aren’t as big as you thought they were… or at least they shouldn’t be. For anyone who missed it, the company fessed up and sent out a missive [...]

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Apple announces bumper giveaway

by Kenny Hemphill on 16 July 2010 in News

Apple has said that it will give a free iPhone case to every iPhone 4 customer who has bought or who buys an iPhone 4 before 30 September.
At a specially convened press conference in California, CEO Steve Jobs explained that Apple had been ‘working our butts off’ in the 22 days since it became aware of the problem, in order to discover what caused the loss of signal.

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