Steve Wozniak hired as advisor for official Steve Jobs film, won’t be a “cradle-to-grave” biopic

18 May, 2012 - Killian Bell
Steve Wozniak

Earlier this week, Sony Pictures confirmed that Aaron Sorkin, the writer famous for his work on The Social Network, A Few Good Men, and the The West Wing, would be one of the screenwriter’s behind the company’s upcoming Steve Jobs movie. To help him do that, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been recruited as an advisor, and Sorkin promises this won’t be a “cradle-to-grave” biopic.

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Apple hints at hardware-specific “special feature” for OS X Mountain Lion

17 May, 2012 - Killian Bell
OS X Mountain Lion logo

Participants in Apple’s “AppleSeed” program have received an invitation to test a new Mac application called Feedback Assistant, which allows them to register each of their Apple machines for software testing. Apple says the information is for “exclusive seeds” of OS X Mountain Lion and hints at hardware-specific “special features.”

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Sony confirms Aaron Sorkin will be one of the screenwriters behind upcoming Steve Jobs biopic

16 May, 2012 - Killian Bell
Steve Jobs

As a number of rumors have claimed in recent months, Aaron Sorkin – the writer famous for his work on The Social Network, A Few Good Men, and the The West Wing – will be one of the screenwriters behind Sony Pictures’ upcoming Steve Jobs biopic.

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WSJ: Apple ordering screens ‘at least 4 inches’ for the next-generation iPhone

16 May, 2012 - Paul Dixon
4-inch iPhone concept

Sources for The Wall Street Journal claim Apple has ordered displays measuring “at least 4 inches diagonally” for the next-generation iPhone – an increase of half an inch compared to the current models. Manufacturers lined up to provide the screens, include Sharp, LG, and Japan Display – a new display business set up by Sony, Hitachi, and Toshiba.

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Retina display MacBook Pros to be unveilled at WWDC?

15 May, 2012 - Paul Dixon
MacBook Pro

According to a Bloomberg report, Apple will release new MacBook Pros at next month’s WWDC in San Francisco. In line with previous rumours, the next-generation machines are said to feature Retina displays, have Intel’s new Ivy Bridge processors, and are thinner than the ones currently on offer.

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Apple releases ‘Flashback Removal Security Update’ for systems running OS X 10.5 Leopard

15 May, 2012 - Paul Dixon

Apple has finally released an update for OS X 10.5 Leopard which tackles the much-publicised Flashback malware. Weighing in at 1.23MB, Flashback Removal Security Update removes the most common variants of the malware from infected systems and disables Safari’s Java web plug-in for increased security.

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iPhones survive slap shots against NHL goalie Tim Thomas

14 May, 2012 - Paul Dixon
iPhone survives slap shots against NHL goalie Tim Thomas

G-Form, the company who demonstrated the toughness of their iPad cases by dropping one from 100,000 feet, have come up with another extreme test for their line of iPhone cases. They called on the services of NHL goalie Tim Thomas, and had him defended against seven iPhone slap shots!

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Geekbench results for new iMac and MacBook Pro models with Ivy Bridge processors discovered

14 May, 2012 - Paul Dixon
MacBook Pro and iMac

Two new Geekbench results discovered over the weekend suggest we may see imminent upgrades to Apple’s iMac and MacBook Pro line-ups. The results, which were spotted by a couple of MacRumors forum members, appear to be from unreleased models.

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Apple reportedly in acquisition talks with premium German HDTV maker Loewe [update – report denied]

13 May, 2012 - Paul Dixon
what iOS 6 maps could look like

Apple are believed to be in acquisition talks with Loewe – a German electronics manufacturer and distributor of premium televisions, home entertainment systems and audio components. According to an unconfirmed AppleInsider report, Apple has offered 87.3 million Euros (roughly $112 million) for the company, and a deal could be finalized by the end of next week.

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