Archive for February 9th, 2010
Apple unveils Aperture 3, then keeps mum about it (Macworld UK)
The online Apple Store, as many will know, shut down this morning, during which time traditionally the company adds new products unannounced.
News: Apple seeking App Store feedback from developers (iLounge)
Apple has begun sending out a survey to iPhone developers asking for their thoughts on the iPhone Developer Program and App Store experience. TechCrunch reports that while the lengthy survey covers a wide range of topics, the majority of questions revolve around the application review process and the developers’ overall happiness with the program. According to the report, the survey asks ...
Apple Store is down, new Macs imminent? (Macworld UK)
The Apple Store is currently down. The 'We'll be back soon' post-it note has replaced the usual array of Macs, iPods and iPhones. The current rumours centre around Apple updating the MacBook Pro range with more powerful Intel Core i7 processors, first introduced at the CES trade show last month.
Back to the Future: How Apple is Becoming More Like a Carrier Every Day (TechCrunch)
Editor's note : Is Apple going too far with its restrictions on developers? Alistair Goodman thinks so and explains why in this guest post. He is the CEO of 1020 Placecast , a location-based mobile advertising startup. Apple’s recent behavior bears an increasing resemblance to carriers with respect to the walled garden they are creating around the iPhone. Restricting applications, restricting ...