Apple to put Blu-ray drive in MacBooks? Computer Troubleshooters Ireland opens Cork officeAccessibility still a big problem for Irish websitesMicrosoft cuts Vista prices to boost salesGoogle’s new health service gets a workout 03.03.2008 - Apple has been investigating the possibility of incorporating a Blu-ray drive into its MacBook Pro line of notebooks for the past few months and is potentially sourcing Sony to do the job, say unofficial industry insiders.
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Mr. Jobs, buy back this stock. A day ahead of the company’s Tuesday shareholder meeting at Apple headquarters in Cupertino, Jobs and company have the unique opportunity to ignite once again the excitement among the Mac faithful. And faith is really what this is all about. Faith in its products; faith in its past; faith in its future. Mr. Jobs! Buy back this stock. I have math and Apple’s future on my side here.
One Response to Flaw in Apple s OS X can expose keychain password
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March 2, 2008 | Flaw in Apple s OS X can expose keychain password By Leslie Poston Apple has struggled with its release of Leopard. The company has been accused most often of releasing an unfinished version just to get it on the shelves. This past month saw a release of the much anticipated Leopard Update 15.2.1, which fixed as many as 76 flaws in Leopard that were causing problems with everything from using the internet to seeing external drives and hearing your speakers.
1204402340251-theage.com.au http://www.theage.com.au/news/biztech/woz-finds-flaws-in-apples-latest-offerings/2008/03/03/1204402340251.html theage.com.au Sydney Morning Herald 2008-03-03 Woz finds flaws in Apple’s latest offerings Asher Moses Technology BizTech http://www.theage.com.au/ffximage/2008/03/03/wozniak1_wideweb__470×346,0.jpg Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple, in Sydney today.
Cellnet books $836,000 loss, cites Apple and HP contract severances
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By Chris Nicholls SYDNEY: Mobile phone accessory seller Cellnet has announced an $836,000 loss for the half to 31 December 2007, citing the loss of their Apple and HP distribution contracts as a major cause. The result is 129 per cent down on the previous year s half, and came after an eight per cent decline in overall sales to $244.3 million. In its statement to the ASX, Cellnet said the HP and Apple contracts represented 70 per cent of their loss for the half.
| 18 comments Apple distributed invitations Wednesday morning for “an iPhone software road map” event next week, which means we’re finally going to hear details on the plans for an iPhone software development kit. Next Thursday, we ll find out more about what Apple has in mind for third-party iPhone software. (Credit: Apple) As you might be aware, next week is March, not February, which means Apple will have missed its deadline for shipping the SDK this month.
NEWS: 28 February 2008 17:54 GMT by Stuart Miles Apple has reaffirmed its commitment to selling 10m iPhones in its first year on sale as it moves to appeal to the business markets in competition with BlackBerry. The comments made by COO Tim Cook at a Goldman Sachs investment conference in the US come as the mobile phone maker also announced that it was launching the handset in Ireland on 14 March.
Apple iPhone on its Way to Ireland via O2; Australia has to Wait
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Posted on March 1st, 2008 | Filed under: Apple Since the day Apple iPhone was announced, there has been an array of news flowing all over the media industry about the revolutionary mobile phone. Almost all the countries were waiting eagerly for the launch of the iPhone in their respective countries. America enjoyed the first position with regards to the released date, followed by UK, France and Germany.
Former Apple founder vents over iPhone’s pitfalls
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A founding creator in Apple Computer has vented his frustration at the company’s direction for technology implementation of the iPhone. Steve Wozniak, who in the mid-1970s helped to create the Apple I and Apple II, today made a fly-in visit to Sydney, where he made some blunt comments over Apple’s iPhone design and technology.
iPhone SDK apps to require Apple approval and iTunes distribution
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In a move that anyone even remotely familiar with Apple could have seen coming from miles away, even with the SDK Apple wants complete control of what Apps make it onto the iPhone and iPod Touch and complete control of distribution.