Apple is a company that is constantly under media spotlight. One major factor that has contributed to this level of media scrutiny is the secrecy that Apple manages to maintain ahead of its new product launches. No wonder then that product leaks often generate massive debates in the blogosphere.
Here we will take you through the biggest Apple leaks over the past one year and what it has brought to the iPhone users’ community.
In April this year,
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2010 has been a pretty eventful year as far as the technology segment is concerned. As Walt Mossberg recently pointed out, devices like the
have expanded the lexicon of a gadget enthusiast to also include tablet computers.
However, as it is with the past, this year too is not without its share of failed features and launches. In a recent edition, CNN has published their list of the ten biggest tech ‘
‘ for this year.
In their list, CNN has (more…)

2010 is drawing to a close and it is that time of the year when we look back on the highs and lows of what’s happened over the past 52 weeks. One of the most important things to have happened this year is the birth of tablet computers as a usable alternate form factor.
Although tablet PCs did exist before, credit is definitely due for Apple who found success with the unveiling of the
in January this year.
In his latest show on WSJ Digits, prominent (more…)

“How does Apple keep out-inventing the rest of the tech industry? Often, it’s by reinventing a product category that its competitors have given up on. In theory, the iPad is merely a follow-up to such resoundingly unpopular slate-style computers as Microsoft’s Tablet PC. But Apple is the first company that designed finger-friendly hardware and software from scratch rather than stuffing a PC into a keyboardless case. When it calls the results “magical” (more…)

AT&T's third-quarter integrated device growth included 5.2 million iPhone activations, the most iPhone activations ever in a quarter. This is 62 percent more than the previous quarterly record of 3.2 million activated in the second quarter of 2010. Approximately 24 percent of those activations were for customers who were new to AT&T.
It is also pertinent to note is that only 24% of iPhone activations were for new AT&T customers, which signifies (more…)

, for sale of iPhones in countries like Germany and the UK. The source reveals that the existing partnership between the two companies may have influenced Apple 's decision to open up the iPhone to T-Mobile in the American market. T-Mobile is currently the fourth largest carrier in the US with a subscriber base of nearly 33.7 million.
This is not the first time T-Mobile is being touted as a potential iPhone carrier in the US. Late last year, (more…)

The sources have also indicated that Taiwanese manufacturer Compal will be producing the new iPads while Chimei Innolux (CMI), one of Taiwan's largest LCD makers has been chosen as one of the panel makers.
report has suggested that the new smaller version of iPad may be targeted mainly at the ebook reader market while the 9.7-inch device shall continue to serve as a multimedia consumption platform. The sources have also pointed out that the (more…)

This iPhone app is a great handbook that will offer a quick reference to the live scores, tournament schedule, hosting venue details and player profiles. You can also personalize the application by selecting your favorite team and track their movement as the tournament progresses. The iPhone app is free to download. However, you can also access premium features like live ESPN radio streams, video highlights, live commentary and studio analysis for (more…)

in this year's awardee list. The winning applications have come from multiple categories including Business, Education, Games, Lifestyle and Music. The winners are expected to receive Apple hardware besides additional goodies and a silver Apple Design Award trophy.
] from the Financial Times Ltd.
] from Vito Technology Inc.
] from Lima Sky, LLC.
The annual design awards has seen a major deviation this year with Apple choosing to only reward (more…)

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Louis Armstrong on the speakers.
“Welcome to WWDC 2010 — please turn off your cellphones and PDAs.”
Steve Jobs on stage. Huge applause!
He starts off by talking about WWDC, number of attendees and about it being sold out in 8 days.
“I’d like to start with the iPad. An incredible success.”
Apple has sold over 2 million iPads. (more…)