Apple
Apple to start production of next generation iPads in July?
We all know that Apple is going to release the next generation of iPads sometime this year, but the latest news coming from Taiwan suggests that the next iPad will be going into production in July or August.
MOST POPULAR
more headlines
iPhone, iPad models banned in U.S. after Samsung cries patent infringement
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has issued a ban on some older iPhone and iPad models, ruling that Apple infringed on Samsung patents.
iPhone 5 damaged displays being replaced in-store by Apple for $149
It's now easier and more affordable to get a new iPhone 5 display, as Apple has started offering in-store display replacements for AppleCare+ customers.
Android could become the most popular app platform by October 2013
The Google Play Store is gaining on the App Store. Naturally, Apple has reasons to worry. The Apple App Store is currently the most popular app platform with over 850,000 apps as of May 2013, and 50 billion app downloads.
Leaked photo, allegedly of Apple's low-cost iPhone back panel, shows curved design, Lightning port
New images show a plastic back panel with a Lightning connector, suggesting the component could be for the rumored low-cost iPhone.
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic comes to Apple iPad
Choose either the dark side or light side of the force in Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for iPad.
Apple IDs vulnerable even after 'two-factor authentication'
New research shows that downloading data from iCloud accounts doesn't require the two-factor authentication code.
New iPad or iPhone won't be seen at WWDC 2013; iOS 7, OS X 10.9, refreshed Macs will be there
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed the arrival of iOS 7 and OS X 10.9 at the WWDC 2013. The Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) of the year 2013 is expected to bring so many new things for the fans of Apple devices, but the conference is going to be more software-oriented.
Apple launches new 16GB iPod Touch without iSight for $229
Apple quietly launched a $229, 16GB version of its fifth-generation iPod Touch that comes to replace the older, fourth-generation players.
Apple CEO: Google Glass will never be cool, wearable tech is interesting
Apple CEO Tim Cook doesn't like Google Glass, but he likes wearable computing devices, especially the ones that you can wear on your wrist.
Apple to open iOS to third-party devs: Tim Cook
Apple's notoriously tight control of its iOS may lessen in the future, as Apple CEO Tim Cook said that third-party developers will slowly gain access to iOS APIs.
Tonido CTO Anis Abdul on the company, the client, and the app (Interview)
Mobile & Apps recently had a chat with the CTO of Tonido, Anis Abdul, about the company along with the Tonido client and mobile application that is used by thousands worldwide. Tonido is not the most popular service around, but according to Anis Abdul, it deserves to be.
Apple under investigation in Europe over iPhone sales practices - Is Cupertino playing dirty?
The European Commission is looking into Apple's iPhone sales practices and technical restrictions to determine whether the company is playing dirty to keep other smartphone makers out of the European market.
