More Apple News

22 July 2008
News: Apple sells 717,000 iPhones in strong Q3

Strong iPod and iPhone sales helped Apple grow its net income by nearly $200m in its fiscal third quarter compared to the same period last year.
19 July 2008
News: The six biggest Mac security flaws

The general consensus is that Macs are much more secure than PCs and it's the Windows platform, which has the most attacks. Unfortunately that's not the case anymore. Apple is fast becoming the company most in need of getting its security mojo going.
16 July 2008
News: Apple apologizes for MobileMe delays, extends subscriptions

Apple has recognized the problems that interrupted its new MobileMe services and is offering an olive branch to all .Mac subscribers.
15 July 2008
News: Apple sues Mac cloner Psystar

Apple is now suing rogue Mac clone maker Psystar for violating its Mac OS X shrink-wrap licence.
News: Apple 'no' to UK iTunes price cuts

Apple has scrapped plans to cut its UK iTunes prices, despite promising to do so at the start of the year.
14 July 2008
News: iPhone launch a 'grand slam', says Jobs

Apple today confirmed it sold 1 million units of the iPhone 3G internationally in just three days, and that ten million applications have now been downloaded from the App Store. The company says the millionth iPhone 3G shifted on Sunday.
News: MobileMe users demand 'money back'

As Apple moves its .Mac customers over to the cross-platform MobileMe web suite services, further compatibility problems are surfacing. And some customers are demanding refunds for the days when the subscription service was either unavailable or beset with problems.
11 July 2008
News: UK iPhone 3G launch - it's officially a disaster

Apple's new software update is killing iPhones old and new alike.
News: O2 shambles closes London Apple Store

Flanked by police officers Apple staff effectively closed the London Apple Store today in the middle of the afternoon.
News: Apple iPhone shames smartphones, says report

iPhone users lead the way in mobile web browsing, says a new report by comScore that claims that more than 80 per cent of iPhone users in France, Germany and the UK use the device to browse news and information on the mobile Web, compared to 32 per cent of other smartphone users.
News: Apple axes .Mac applications

Apple has dumped its HomePage application and made users splash out extra cash on iLife.
10 July 2008
News: MobileMe blinking on and off

Apple’s replacement service for .Mac, MobileMe, hasn’t officially launched yet, but the software to upgrade is on Apple’s servers. Logging on to Me.com, however, isn't always successful.
News: iPhone Software 2.0 released

Though it hasn't yet appeared in iTunes, Apple's much anticipated iPhone Software 2.0 is now posted on Apple's servers.
News: Apple opens the iPhone AppStore

A day before the launch of its iPhone 3G and iPhone 2.0 software Apple has opened its iPhone AppStore, selling 500 new smartphone applications.
News: iPhone 3G: Your top 25 questions answered

Whether you have an iPhone already and want to upgrade or you've been waiting for an iPhone with lightning data-download speeds, we have all (ok, probably most...) of your questions answered here.
04 July 2008
News: REVEALED! O2's plans for Apple 3G iPhone launch

A PC Advisor reader has revealed the secret plans for the UK launch of the Apple 3G iPhone. These include VIP passes for people who pre-order the phone online.
News: Apple slashes price of Flash MacBook Air

Apple has dropped the price of the solid-state MacBook Air to £1,719 inc VAT.
03 July 2008
News: Mac OS X market share rises 32% in past year

Apple Mac OS X's share of the operating system has increased by almost 32 percent in the past year, according to data collected by Net Applications.
02 July 2008
News: Apple places order for 50 million 3G iPhones

Reports suggest that Apple has doubled the amount of memory it is ordering from Samsung Electronics to meet the demand for Apple iPhone 3Gs when they launch on July 11.
01 July 2008
News: BREAKING NEWS! O2 alerts iPhone users of 3G upgrade

Owners of Apple’s first-generation iPhone have been contacted by UK carrier O2 by text message, alerting them to forthcoming news on privileged upgrade opportunities.