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Apple slims keyboard range

by Simon Aughton on 3 December 2010 in Analysis

Apple drops wired, compact keyboard, alters Universal Dock bundle.

Will developers get what they want with the iPad 2?

by Alex Watson on 17 November 2010 in Mac to the future

Right now, you’d probably get great odds on the next iPhone having quite a different design to the iPhone 4, especially when it comes to the antennae. The outlook for the iPad 2 is a lot less certain. The only thing we can be sure of – or reasonably sure of, given watching Apple is, [...]

Apple sets date for new iPods

by Simon Aughton on 26 August 2010 in News

Apple’s annual iPod refresh will take place on 1 September. The company has begun sending out invitations illustrated with an image of a guitar — the customary musical allusion to its yearly rejig of the hugely successful music players.

Overheating iPod stops Tokyo train

by admin on 16 August 2010 in News

An overheating iPod brought a Tokyo commuter train to an unexpected during the Friday morning rush hour after passengers complained of a strong burning smell.

Apple sues over “inferior” iAccessories

by Simon Aughton on 2 August 2010 in News

Apple has filed a lawsuit against several firms that it says are selling unauthorised accessories for iPods, iPhones and iPads.

Music-making on the Mac is perfectly Logical

by Hollin Jones on 18 May 2010 in Audio

Apple’s clever decision to tie Logic into the Mac means many music producers favour its products over unwieldy PC alternatives. Like any creative industry, the pro audio world has a trade show every year at which new products are unveiled and the public gets to see what developers have been up to. In fact, there [...]

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