Posted by Simon Perry on 2 June 2008 | Tagged as: Apple, Music, Events
Apple are ‘keeping it real’ again this year, with the second iTunes Music Festival. It’s an opportunity to actually see the people who normally just trickle out of your iPod headphones for speakers.
This year’s event will be at Koko in Camden (nee the Camden Palace), between 1 - 31 July. It’s all opening with N*E*R*D […]
Posted by Simon Perry on 16 May 2008 | Tagged as: Content, Apple, Microsoft
A Microsoft developer, Intersoft in Indonesia, has developed a Mac Aqua clone … in Microsoft’s Sliverlight.
The product, WebAqua, doesn’t hide its similarity to Apple’s Aqua interface, it even celebrates it with phrases like, “perfect for helping you bringing Mac-OS look and feel to your next-generation Web application.”
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Posted by Simon Perry on 6 May 2008 | Tagged as: Business, Apple, Vodafone, Mobile, Cellular
Vodafone have just announced that it has signed an agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone in ten countries around the world.
Those countries are Australia, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Italy, India, Portugal, New Zealand, South Africa and Turkey.
When they will be available is currently unclear beyond, “later this year.”
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Posted by Simon Perry on 16 April 2008 | Tagged as: Revenue raising, Apple, UK
The price of the UK 8GB iPhone has dropped by £100 to £169.
O2 — the network with the exclusive right to sell it in the UK — and Carphone Warehouse, have announced that this will be until 1 June.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 10 April 2008 | Tagged as: Distribution, Apple, 3G
The latest version of Apple’s iPhone SDK appears to reveal that the handset could have 3G - something people have been crying out for since before the launch of the handset.
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Posted by Mike Slocombe on 31 March 2008 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Microsoft, USA, Research
Apple users feel the love but Windows XP is still the corporate number one choice
Posted by Simon Perry on 14 March 2008 | Tagged as: BBC iPlayer, Apple, Copy Protection, UK, BBC
Just when the BBC were pleased to tell everyone that they’d fixed the hole in their iPhone iPlayer service that let people download TV programmes without DRM - the very next day, the originator of the hack, Paul Battley, produced an update to get around the BBC’s fix, re-opening the whole.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 7 March 2008 | Tagged as: Content, BBC iPlayer, Apple, UK, Mobile, BBC, Wireless
BBC iPlayer is coming to the Apple iPhone.
The BBC iPlayer service, that lets UK TV licence players watch selected piece of content that have been shown on TV in the proceeding fourteen days, is going to be usable and playable on the Apple iPhone and iPod touch using WiFi connections.
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Posted by Simon Perry on 7 March 2008 | Tagged as: Content, Software Development, Apple, User Generated Content (UGC), Cellular, Mobile, Software
The hype around Apple — this time it’s the iPhone — continues unabated.
Yesterday, the world’s technology press fell at the knees of the altar of The Steve, as he gave … get ready for it … a _preview_ of version 2.0 of the iPhone OS. Yes … that’s right, not a release, but a preview. […]
Posted by Simon Perry on 19 February 2008 | Tagged as: Platforms, Apple, Music
Apple have dropped the price of the iPod shuffle and introduced a 2GB model.
The 1GB player had dropped down to £32 in the UK ($49 in the US), making it “the most affordable iPod ever” according to Greg Joswiak, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide iPod Product Marketing.
The soon to be released new 2GB model […]
