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[RIP] Steve Jobs Co-Founder Of Apple Is No More

Cant believe that Steve Jobs is no more! Very hard to believe that the co-founder of Apple, has passed away. Steve Jobs, a legend who gave new meaning to the world of personal computing, music and mobile phones and various other gadgets, passed away on Wednesday October 5 at the age of 56. Steve Jobs is the favorite personality of millions of people for his extraordinary contribution in the technology. As we confirmed on Apple’s site, Mr. Jobs has died at the age of 56 after recently retired from the position of CEO and naming Tim Cook his successor.

Apple 7th Generation iPod Nano Now Available

Apple has released a software update for the existing 6th generation iPod nano that brings a new icon size, fitness features, and additional clock faces and after the release of the latest iPod nano, people liked the way you make watches with it so Apple has updated the iPod with 16 new clock faces. Apple just made it a little bit easier for people to use an iPod nano to track their walks and runs with Nike+ and now Mickey will be joined by Minnie Mouse as well as other Disney characters including the Muppets’ Kermit the Frog and Animal as some of the eighteen choices for a digital clock face on the new 7th generation iPod nano……………..

Apple Announced iPhone 4S

Today Apple announced iPhone 4S on there Let’s Talk iPhone event. No new design, but it has A5 processor, support both CDMA & GSM. Check details below.

Apple Reveals Cards App In Apple Event, Available From October 12th

Apple announced a new app in the on-going event - Apple Cards. it's a new app which will allow you to create cards fromyour taken pictures. Apple will also feature…

Apple To Offer iPhone 3GS For Free

RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky issued a new research note outlining his expectations for Apple’s iPhone event tomorrow and Apple will reportedly keep its iPhone 3GS alive and offer it free with a service contract or $399 unsubsidized. It was reported that an 8GB iPhone 4 appeared in Apple’s inventory system and many believe it will be this device that Apple will offer for a low cost……………..

Apple Working On International iTunes Match

Apple is far along in negotiations to obtain international cloud-music licenses from record companies and publishers and may secure a deal in time to announce it at the company’s iPhone event on Oct. 4. CNet’s Greg Sandoval reports that Apple is looking to obtain similar licenses to the ones it obtained for iCloud, the company’s upcoming cloud services initiative and Apple is said to be close to reaching deals. iCloud and iTunes Match will give customers the ability to download songs multiple times from any authorized device and stream an digital library on the go and iCloud will be free with limited storage, iTunes Match will cost $24.99/year and offer a customer’s music library for cloud streaming…………………

Apple Plans Earlier iPad 3 Release

Apple’s reported to have slashed iPad production by a quarter, according to a research report from JP Morgan Chase and it’s believed to be the first time the company’s made such a drastic cut. It implies that the company believes there are enough of the devices in the supply chain to meet demand before the iPad 3 launches and the move could be a response to slower-than-expected sales of the iPad 2 across Europe. The iPad 3 release date may be brought forward to the end of January 2012 and the analyst is also claiming that a rumored iPad 2 HD was cancelled by Apple……………….

Apple’s Newest Version Of Thunderbolt Display MC914LL/A

With built-in Thunderbolt technology – the fastest, most flexible I/O ever – the new Apple Thunderbolt Display can do things other displays simply can’t. Of course, it delivers a brilliant viewing experience. But connect it to any Thunderbolt-enabled Mac and it becomes a plug-and-play hub for everything you do. Features include a high-resolution 2560-by-1440 LED-backlit display, a FaceTime HD camera, high-quality audio, three USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire 800 port, a Gigabit Ethernet port, and a Thunderbolt port for daisy-chaining additional high-performance devices. Plug in and power up – The Thunderbolt Display includes a MagSafe connector that powers and charges your MacBook Pro or MacBook Air. The connector sits on your desk, ready and waiting.