Not just for Apple fans – Every gadget aficionado, tech savant or electronic nerd will be setting their eyes on only one event this afternoon: the 2010 WWDC live, where Apple CEO Steve Jobs will be delivering a keynote speech on, uhurm, probably the iPhone 4G. If you’re even just a little curious about what’s up with this year’s WWDC, then stop on by.
Satisfying Apple’s App Store approval process has long been criticized by developers for the iPhone and iPad as being ‘like trying to hit a moving, invisible target’…
A list issued by United States and European researchers ranked a Chinese supercomputer as the second fastest machine in the world.
Computer manufacturing giant Dell will release its own tablet device soon, known as the Streak.
Apple revealed on Monday that it has sold about one million units of its much-hyped gadget, the iPad, as of Friday last week.
This is Apple’s Next – Some Apple employee dude left a live unit of the iPhone 4G lying around in a bar. Sounds like a good opportunity to check it out!
What has two USB adapters, a webcam, a faster processor and a larger screen than the iPad? WePad!
In an arguably unexpected turn of events, the Opera Mini browser for the iPhone has been approved for availability at the iTunes App Store. The cost? Virtually nil. Check out the demo video here.
Due to the emergence of social media, Microsoft launches its new Kin smartphones. The Kin smartphone lets you download photos while its home screen is fed by up-to-the-minute updates from social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter. The Kin smartphone comes in two variants, the Kin One and the Kin Two. Both phones will be distributed by Verizon in the United States and by Vodafone internationally.
The next big thing for Apple, according to Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is advertisements. Yup, you read that right.
