Apple to Introduce a Curved-Glass iPhone 5?
Digitimes reports that according to industry sources, Apple is planning to adopt a "curved cover glass" for its next generation iPhone.
Foxconn to Suppliers: iPad 2 Production Will Not Be Delayed Due to Explosion
Beyond the obvious human toll of last week's Foxconn factory explosion, there's been speculation about how the incident may affect Apple's iPad 2 production.
Analyst: Foxconn Explosion Could Lead to iPad Shortages
The horrific explosion at a manufacturing plant in China that killed two people could reduce the already tight supply of iPads
Apple Store 2.0 launches with interactive iPads
Apple Stores have opened with interactive iPad displays and more in Australia, where it's already Sunday morning.
EFF takes on Lodsys patent controversy
Julie Samuels, a Staff Attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), said Apple should join forces with its developers to dispute patent infringement complaints Lodsys, LLC sent to several independent iOS app-makers last week.
Apple expected to introduce 'iCloud' in June, if music publishers agree
Music industry insiders expect that Apple wants to launch, or at least introduce, its anticipated "iCloud" music streaming service in June, though the company must also reach agreements with music publishers.
Intel Preps 1.7GHz and 1.8GHz Processors Suitable for Next MacBook Air
CPU World reports that Intel is working on three new ULV (ultra low voltage) Sandy Bridge processors due later this year.
Apple Issues Statement on Foxconn Factory Explosion, Investigation in Progress
All Things Digital has obtained a statement from Apple on the explosion at manufacturing partner Foxconn's facilities in Chengdu, China where the iPad 2 is manufactured.
Apple makes huge inroads in enterprise as corporate Mac sales surge 66%
Mac sales in the enterprise during Apple's last fiscal quarter grew a whopping 66 percent, significantly outpacing the rest of the PC market, which grew just 4.5 percent in the enterprise.
Explosion Reported at Foxconn's iPad Production Plant in Chengdu, China
Multiple news outlets are reporting that an explosion has occurred at Foxconn's new manufacturing facilities in Chengdu, China, a plant that opened last year in large part to support increased iPad production.
Intel Does Own the Thunderbolt Trademark, Not Apple
Bright Side of the News offers some clarification on the Thunderbolt trademark question brought up yesterday.
iPad 3 rumours: what you need to know
Techradar posted all you need to know about the iPad 3
Apple to US Senate: We have no plans to ever track users' locations
At the company's second U.S. Senate hearing in weeks, Apple told senators that it does not, has never and has no plans to ever track users' locations.
Apple seeds new build of Mac OS X 10.6.8 to developers
Apple on Thursday issued the second beta build of Mac OS X 10.6.8 to developers with no known issues.
Patent shows Aperture on iPad
An Apple patent filed back in 2009 shows the Aperture app running on a larger touchscreen -- something akin to the iPad, though of course back then it didn't officially exist yet.
Mac App Store's Slow Updates Expose Users to Security Risks
Apple's Mac App Store puts users at risk because it's slow to update vulnerable software, a security researcher said Wednesday.
Verizon says it will get Apple's 'iPhone 5' at same time as AT&T
Verizon on Thursday said it will institute capped data plans for customers this summer much like its rival AT&T did last year, and also that it will receive Apple's fifth-generation iPhone at the same time as its competition.
Prototype of Original Apple TV ('iTV') Hits eBay
An eBay listing for a prototype of the original Apple TV has appeared on the auction site, giving interested users nearly a month to snap up the collectible item with a "Buy It Now" price of 350.
Apple Signs Agreements with Record Companies for New Cloud Service
Apple just signed with EMI Music and is close to closing deals with Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group as well
Apple, not Intel, filed for Thunderbolt trademark
Counter to early indications that Intel already owned the trademark for the Thunderbolt high-speed I/O technology, recently discovered applications with the U.S. and Canadian trademark offices reveal that Apple has filed for the mark.
