Apple Brings 1080p HD to New Apple TV

The new Apple TV with 1080p HD gives you access to the best content — blockbuster movies, TV shows, sports, your music and photos, and more — right on your widescreen TV. You can even play content from your iOS devices on your TV using AirPlay. Best of all, Apple TV is just $99. Learn more The hottest movies and your favorite TV shows from iTunes. The entire Netflixcatalog of streaming titles. Live sports. And that’s only the...

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Reuters: RIM could open up BlackBerry network to others, join up with Ballmer

By Richard Lawler posted Jun 29th 2012 2:58AM The Q1 earnings news from RIM of layoffs and a delay in its next generation of handsets has unsurprisingly led to some rumors from the usual “people familiar with the situation,” according to Reuters. The options reportedly being considered by the board probably also won’t shock you, like the possibility of following former co-CEO Jim Balsillie’s plan to open up its...

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Splashtop for iPad gets major update: Retina support, easier remote desktopping (update: but at a price)

By Sharif Sakr posted Jun 29th 2012 3:31AM If you wake up to find the Splashtop Streamer widget on your PC or Mac begging to be updated, then it’s probably worth it — especially if you have a new iPad lying around. Splashtop 2 has been optimized to work with the Retina display, which makes it a cinch to squeeze your entire Windows or OS X desktop onto the 10-inch screen without it looking terrible. The system has also been...

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iPhone 5 rumor rollup for the week ending June 29

On this day, the anniversary of the original iPhone going on sale, the iOSphere celebrates with ever more tenuous and ever more familiar rumors of iPhone 5. This week: iPhone production battered by flawed batteries; speculation that The Date of the Unveiling will be sometime after June 29; wireless charging; NFC ecstasy. You read it here second. __________ “[T]he information coming out Apple’s Asian supply chain is fuzzy,...

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Apple Completes iLife for iOS

Pages lets you create beautiful letters, flyers, reports, invitations, and more — right on your iPad. Apple-designed templates give you a great head start, and easy-to-use formatting tools let you make them your own. Type right on the Multi-Touch screen. Tap to add photos, tables, and 3D charts. Drag to adjust tabs and margins. And swipe to move through your document. Words have never come so easily. Learn more about PagesGet Pages...

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