Customer walks into glass store door, sues Apple for $1 million

26 March, 2012 - Paul Dixon
Apple Store Manhasset

CBS New York reports that 83-year-old Evelyn Paswall is suing Apple after breaking her nose on a glass door at the company’s Manhasset, New York, Retail Store. The octogenarian has requested a total of $1 million from the Cupertino company, which includes punitive damages for negligence, and medical expenses.

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Latest Apple TV user interface is based on designs that Steve Jobs threw away 5 years ago

24 March, 2012 - Paul Dixon
new Apple TV

Unveiled earlier this month, the new Apple TV brought with it two major changes – support for 1080p video and a “simpler, refined user interface”. But it would appear that not everybody is a fan of the UI – according to former Apple Software Engineer Michael Margolis, it’s based on designs that Steve Jobs “tossed out” five years ago!

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Steve Jobs’ dream of iPad schools could become reality in the Netherlands

23 March, 2012 - Killian Bell
iPad textbook

Steve Jobs managed to revolutionise a number of industries during his time as Apple CEO, including computers, mobile phones, tablets, and personal media players. But he had another on his list that, unfortunately, he didn’t quite get around to dealing with.

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Crazy rumour claims iPhone 5 will get 4.6-inch display

22 March, 2012 - Killian Bell
iPhone concept

Apple’s iPhone has been sporting a 3.5-inch display since it was first launched way back in 2007. Although the company did introduce a high-resolution Retina display with the iPhone 4, doubling the linear resolution of previous displays, the screen’s size remained the same.

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Air Display update will turn the new iPad into a ‘Retina’ Mac display

21 March, 2012 - Killian Bell
Air Display for iPad

Air Display for iOS is quite possibly one of the best things you can spend £6.99 ($9.99) on. It’s a simple app that turns your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch (though it works best on the iPad) into a wireless secondary display for your Mac, that connects to your machine over Wi-Fi.

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New iPad runs hotter than previous generations

20 March, 2012 - Paul Dixon
white third-generation iPad

While reaction to the new iPad has been overwhelmingly positive, a number of owners have taken to Apple’s Support forums to express concerns about their device feeling warm after prolonged use, especially in the lower right corner.

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New iPad tops three million in sales

20 March, 2012 - Paul Dixon
new iPad

In a press release issued by the company, Apple has announced that sales of the new iPad have topped three million since its launch last Friday the 16th of March, making it the “strongest iPad launch yet”.

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Apple announces a dividend and share repurchase program

19 March, 2012 - Paul Dixon
Apple Dollars

During a conference call held earlier today, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced plans to launch a quarterly dividend of $2.65 per share, and revealed that the company’s board of directors has authorised a $10 billion share repurchase program.

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OS X Mountain Lion Developer Preview 2 now available

17 March, 2012 - Paul Dixon
Mountain Lion logo

One month on from announcing OS X Mountain Lion, Apple has released the second preview version for developers. Besides a number of bug fixes, developer preview 2 includes Safari tab syncing, Twitter notifications, and contact access requests.

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