Apple earnings: 74.5M iPhones sold, record-breaking $18B profit
1B iOS devices sold to date
There was a lot going for Apple in its most recent holiday quarter. As the first quarter with the popular iPhone 6 on…
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There was a lot going for Apple in its most recent holiday quarter. As the first quarter with the popular iPhone 6 on…
Apple signaled this change a few years ago and now you can see the fruits of its labor: It matters less if you use a low-cost phone, mid-priced tablet or expensive computer to get things done thanks to hardware, software and the cloud.
As expected, Apple has introduced a new iMac to its lineup with a high-resolution display.
New iPads are a given, so what else did Apple introduce at its October event? Here’s our coverage of the event as it unfolded.
Apple will be introducing new models — not spec bumps — for its iMac, Thunderbolt Display, and MacBook lines this fall, according to a new report.
OS X Mavericks provided the first hint at upcoming new iMac hardware and now OS X Yosemite takes it a step further with super high-resolution references in the code. Retina display iMacs appear likely, possibly in the fall when Yosemite launches.
It’s a safe bet that new iMac hardware launches at or soon after next week’s Apple WWDC event. Might there be a cheaper entry level Mac or is it time for one with a 4K display?
Apple on Monday reported a solid quarter, driven by record-setting iPhone and iPad sales, though the company’s revenue forecast fell short of expectations.
Apple quietly updated its iMac lineup on Tuesday but the upgrades shout speed: Faster graphics, processing, flash storage and Wi-Fi.
http://www.fastcodesign.com/3016318/an-oral-history-of-apple-design-1992 Fast Co Design has released the first in a six-part history of Apple’s design team, centered on Senior Vice President of…
After looking at the OCDock’s design, it’s precisely the type of iPhone dock I’d expect Apple to engineer. A patent-pending custom USB cable that’s paper thin aids in the minimalistic look without sacrificing any features. This Kickstarter is funded, but you can still buy in.
Sometimes design is just another word for prettiness. But truly good design implies so much more. After launching a startup, Elle Luna, lead designer at Mailbox, believes design is “a way of thinking about everything” and offers three key insights.
Lost in the madness and hype around iPad Mini is Apple’s newest waif like iMac, which has lost a lot of weight, got a new screen and it might be Apple’s best desktop computer just yet. My quick hands-on with the iMac.
Apple rolled out new editions of the iMac, its signature desktop computer, at the company’s hardware announcement event Tuesday in San Jose. The iMac comes in two different sizes, and will ship before the holidays, bringing a skinnier new look to a classic device.
The last iMac upgrade occurred in May 2011. A new report says that Apple’s plans to upgrade the all-in-one desktop are “imminent.” Feature-wise, we’ll reportedly get a high-resolution display, faster processors, and an even thinner design that nixes the optical drive.
Here’s our daily pick of stories about Apple from around the web that you shouldn’t miss. Today’s installment: Hardware specs for a smaller iPad, another brewing Apple-Samsung legal battle, a courtroom loss for Apple in Japan, new iMacs, and some clarification on Apple’s new executive lineup.
With Google and Apple jockeying for position in the mobile markets, now probably isn’t the best time to try and get the two talking. But that’s just what I did with my 27-inch iMac and my new Google ChromeBook. And guess what? They get along famously!
2011 wasn’t really a year in which we saw a lot of big changes on the hardware front from Apple, even though iOS 5 and iCloud made big splashes in software. But I think we can expect a lot of device changes in 2012.
Macs are fairly dependable, but there will still be occasions when you have to take them in for service at an Apple Authorized Service Provider. This can take some doing, so here are three tips about things you might not think about when moving your Mac.
Don’t replace the hard drive in your new 2011 iMac(s aapl), or the fans will scream like a banshee as they spin up to full-speed and the Apple Hardware Test (AHT) will fail. It’s the latest sign that Apple is against user meddling, and it sucks.
As demonstrated in my video unboxing and hands-on last week, I’ve purchased the most recently updated 27-inch iMac. I’ve been using it as my primary machine, for work and for play, for about a week now, and I’ll never look back.
Apple just released its new iMacs, and I ordered the stock, entry-level, 27-inch configuration to replace my main work computer, a late 2008 20-inch iMac. It arrived today, so I recorded my unboxing and early hands-on experience with the computer. Bottom line: it’s a beast.
If you’re looking for a way to use your existing iMac, in an effort to justify purchasing a new one, look no further than the bare spot on your wall. It all starts with Apple’s VESA Mount Adapter Kit or the third-party iMac Wall Mount.
Apple proved today that it is firmly behind Thunderbolt as a standard for the future of Mac computing with its new iMacs. Some are hailing it as the FireWire replacement, but here are five reasons why Thunderbolt is actually a much bigger deal than that.
Considering purchasing a new iMac? Here’s a look at what the new models can do, compared to the previous generation, as per Apple in a call Tuesday morning with GigaOM. The key takeaway here is that these new iMacs are very, very fast.
The dual Thunderbolt ports on the 27-inch iMac are very exciting. Not only because it provides a lot of potential I/O transfer power, but more importantly because it also allows the new iMac to output to two external monitors simultaneously, Apple confirmed to me this morning.
The online Apple Store went down Tuesday morning, and when it came back, new iMacs came with it. As rumored, the latest revision to Apple’s all-in-one desktop computer brings second generation quad-core Sandy Bridge processors, the new Thunderbolt I/O port, and more.
Rumor has it we’ll see refreshed Apple iMacs as soon as Tuesday, May 3, including new Intel Sandy Bridge processors and new Thunderbolt ports. Even if the iMac isn’t something you’re terribly interested in, this is a release that all Apple-watchers should be excited about.
More and more often, I’ll reach out and touch my iMac’s display, only to remember that no, it isn’t like my iPad, and touching the screen accomplishes nothing besides fingerprints. That may change soon, if a new report by DigiTimes proves accurate.
Apple updated its iMac and Mac Pro desktop line today and now technical specifications of these two machines are finally in line with what you can get from their Windows-running counterparts. Let’s take a look at these machines side-by-side for anyone looking to upgrade or switch.
In an iMac’s life, there are two things that you may find yourself wishing to upgrade, the memory and hard drive. Memory is easy enough to get to but the hard drive can seem a little daunting to some.
The 27-inch iMac has not been Apple’s (s aapl) proudest moment. The pricier version of the company’s all-in-one desktop has had more…
Strolling the mall with my wife, I was looking for an excuse to visit the Apple Store, but instead I found a…
Is it a lemon? It’s not a question I like to have to ask about an Apple (s aapl) product, but it’s…
Everyone is going nuts for touch. My television has touch controls on the side of the bezel, virtually every new smartphone that…
If you’re having problems with your new 27-inch iMac, you’ll be interested to know that Apple (s aapl) released a fix via…
Back in November we reported on the news that some of Apple’s (s aapl) new 27-inch iMacs were turning up with shattered…
Shattered glass. Flickering displays. Non-booting machines. So-goes the list of maladies affecting Apple’s brand new quad-core 27” Core i7-based iMacs. Threads over…
Apple’s (s aapl) brand new 27-inch iMacs come with an interesting feature: the ability to act as a display for connected devices…
Of course. Of course! A month after I bought an iMac, Apple (s AAPL) goes and refreshes the line. Normally we wouldn’t…
Well, the Apple Store went down, and we waited with bated breath. And most of what people expected to see came true.…
AppleInsider is reporting on a supply advisory from Apple (s aapl) to its retail stores stating certain Macs have “entered a period…
Poor NVIDIA (s nvda) — it looks like your honeymoon with Apple (s aapl) is over. There hasn’t been an official announcement…
Well, those late rumors of updated iMacs and Mac minis coming today proved to be true. The Apple Store went down for…
I do a fair bit of video editing and I have upgraded my arsenal of tools throughout the years. Each time I…
When it rains it pours, and the current outlook is calling for torrents of speculation regarding iMac and Mac mini updates from…
Every year Engadget gives Readers’ Choice awards and Editors’ Choice awards for different gadget related items. Guess which company won the most…
Today Apple update its line of iMacs. This really is not that much of an update, but if you are like me…
I have a vintage 800MHz iMac G4. There, I’ve said it, and wow, does that sound strange and unpleasant to me. I…
“Oh, it looks like an iPhone.” That was my wife’s opinion when she took a look at the brand new iMac. I…
Today Apple announced and updated a whole slew of products in both their hardware and software lines. Updates include a new iMac,…