Ken Segall, the advertising executive credited with putting the “i” in Apple’s most popular products, has today released his new book about the Cupertino company. ‘Insanely Simple‘ contains a number of previously untold stories about Apple, one of which details how Steve Jobs wanted to celebrate the millionth iMac sold with a Willy Wonka-style contest.
If you’ve been looking for a keyboard case for your iPad but have been left disappointed by the quality of the products on offer, the team behind a new Kickstarter project believe they can help. Their case, called Brydge makes the iPad look like a MacBook Air.
It’s that time of the year again: Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference, where the company gives us a sneak peak at its upcoming iOS and OS X releases. This morning, Apple announced that this year’s event would begin on June 11, and less than two hours later, tickets had already sold out.
Apple last night announced financial results for its fiscal 2012 second-quarter ended March 31, 2012. The Cupertino company reported record earnings and sales from the quarter, with $39.2 billion in revenue and a net profit of $11.6 billion, or $12.30 per diluted share.
Google has today launched Google Drive, their much-anticipated cloud-based service for sharing and storing files. Initially, the service can be accessed using a Mac, PC, or Android device, with an iOS app promised to be “coming soon”.
Released earlier today, Cargo-Bot is a free iPad game that involves teaching a robot to sort crates. While the game itself is pretty enjoyable, what really sets it apart from all the others on the App Store, is that Cargo-Bot is the first game to be programmed entirely on an iPad.
Adobe has announced what it describes as a “landmark release” of its flagship editing products for design and web professionals today in the form of Creative Suite 6. In addition to Photoshop CS6, which has been available as a public beta since last month, the release features 13 applications that all deliver “a ton of innovation.”
Intel have today officially launched the first batch of their much-anticipated Ivy Bridge processors. The chips, which are the first to use a 22-nanometer manufacturing process, feature “Tri-Gate” 3D transistor technology – resulting in greater performance but with less power consumption.
For the third post in our new wallpapers feature, we’ve put together a collection of ten abstract retina wallpapers for the new iPad. With a mixture of minimal, and more complex designs, we hope you’ll find at least one that takes your fancy.