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Apple Q3 2012: $35 Billion In Revenue, 26 Million iPhones, 17 Million iPads, And 4 Million Macs Sold

Paul Morris·July 25, 2012

That time we look forward to every three months has come around again with Apple announcing their earnings for Q3 of 2012. It seems that the world can't help but be fixated on the company's earnings call to see just how well the most profitable company in the world has done. As is always the case when these kind of figures are presented, they are compared against estimates made by experts in the industry as well as Apple's own projected earnings.

Another Malware App Sneaks Into iOS App Store

Paul Morris·July 25, 2012

It is possibly the news which many people didn't think they would ever hear when talking about Apple's iOS App Store, but one app that is available on the store for download has been found to contain a malware worm within its guts. Before we all go raising the alarms and condemning Apple for first having security vulnerabilities that allowed in-app purchase protocols to be bypassed and now hosting an app that contains malware, it is worth noting that the worm in question is classified as extremely low-threat and is only a possible disturbance to those who are using the Windows operating system.

Apple To Deliver Presentation At Black Hat Conference For The First Time Ever

Ben Reid·July 25, 2012

Apple Wants $2.5 billion From Samsung In Patent Claim And Damages

Ben Reid·July 24, 2012

As part of the ongoing court battles with Samsung, Apple is seeking to recover a whopping $2.5 billion in damages for patent infringement, as well as $30 per device sold by Samsung, according to new court filings.

iPad Mini And Refreshed iPad To Closely Follow Next iPhone Launch

Ben Reid·July 24, 2012

Although the chatter regarding the purported iPad Mini has been pretty relentless over the past couple of months, few people - if any - have really suggested how Apple plans to release two products at around the same time. KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has built up a reputation of accurately predicting the Cupertino company's movements, has given his estimations on when Apple plans to release these new devices.

How To Customize The Height And Width Of Notification Center On iPad

Paul Morris·July 24, 2012

iOS In-App Purchase Bug Is Now A Thing Of Past, Developers Rejoice

Ben Reid·July 24, 2012

A couple of days ago, we reported of a hacker by the name of Alexey Borodin, who had found a way to exploit the in-app purchasing system of iOS. Apple always responds properly whenever there's a whiff of a security flaw, and as well as promising developers the issue will be completely resolved when iOS 6 arrives around October, the Cupertino outfit has delivered an interim fix.

MySMS Offers Multi-Platform, iMessage-Like Service For All

Ben Reid·July 21, 2012

Of all the features that arrived when iOS 5 reached the end-user back in October of last year, iMessage has been arguably the most significant, and by now allowing messages to be sent and received in a faster, more secure manner across a variety of platforms, it has to go down as one of the best in the business. Granted, it has its occasional downtime, but it's not bad as is, and with the service also arriving to the Mac with OS X Mountain Lion, it will almost certainly become the sole mode of quick communication to many Apple enthusiasts.

Microsoft Working On A Multi-Purpose Stylus For All Screen Types

Awais Imran·July 21, 2012

Apple Offers Interim Fix For In-App Purchase Bug, Permanent Fix Coming In iOS 6

Paul Morris·July 21, 2012

With the on-going development of iOS 6, the production of the next generation iPhone and the rumored smaller iPad, as well as the imminent release of OS X Mountain Lion, Apple has been really scrutinized lately be a Russian researcher who found a way to bypass the in-app purchase process in apps available via the official App Store. The bypass procedure, involving an intermediary server and two iPhone certificates undoubtedly caused an internal headache at Apple and prompted almost immediate action.

Sparrow, Famed For Hit Third-Party Email Clients For iOS And Mac, Acquired By Google

Ben Reid·July 20, 2012

Sparrow, the creator of those very popular iOS and OS X applications, has just been acquired by Google, in a move which will certainly raise more than a few eyebrows. Sparrow has dedicated its existence on making some altogether great apps for Apple's platforms, but it is the Big G that has decided to swoop for the start-up, and Sparrow will now join the Gmail team to "accomplish a bigger vision."

Apple’s Third-Gen iPad Finally Launches In China, Better Late Than Never

Ben Reid·July 20, 2012

Samsung Fails Yet Again In An Attempt To Overrule Sales Ban On Galaxy Tab 10.1 In United States

Paul Morris·July 20, 2012

Although it has been recently reported that current Apple CEO Tim Cook has been meeting with Samsung executives to discuss the ongoing patent battles which are becoming laborious to both sides, it seems that it hasn't stopped the disputes from hitting the courts once again. In a United States appeals court, Samsung again had to experience defeat as a judge has seen no reason to overturn a sales ban relating to their Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet.

Nexus 7 And 3rd-Gen iPad Battle It Out In The Drop/Dunk Test [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·July 20, 2012

As well as making any tech fan shudder, the drop tests of our much loved gadgets serve an educational purpose, because despite most consumers getting carried away with nice displays, sharp cameras and other great hardware features, few actually take into consideration how quickly it can all be lost with one spillage or drop on the floor.

Batman The Dark Knight Rises Now Available For iPhone And iPad

Ben Reid·July 19, 2012

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