According to Italian blog iSpazio Apple may release iPhone 4 64GB very soon. An user directly sent a message with an image after buying an accessory for iPhone 4 speck in which he said that Apple may soon start producing iPhone 4 64GB version.
Apple has revamped its Discussion Forum website and has given it a complete new design. They have renamed it to Apple Support Communities. ASC is basically a completely revamped version of Apple Discussions which is tailored towards making it easier to ask questions, receive feedback and answers from fellow iOS and Mac users, and browse threads by category, topic or relevance.
Apple has been using Toshiba’s SSDs for MacBook Air. However, the latest update is Apple has switched to a more powerful SSD now; which is from Samsung! According to AnandTech report Apple may have started using faster Samsung SSDs in its new MacBook Airs.
Now it is confirmed that Verizon is set to launch both 16 GB and 32 GB white iPhone 4 models and the devices have already popped up in Verizon’s internal inventory database. Apple has confirmed over and over again that the white iPhone 4 will come this spring (which is from now until early June) and independent reports claim that we’ll be seeing the white iPhone by the end of April.
Along with Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Developer Preview 2 Apple has also released a new version of Xcode 4.1 to developers, which reaches “Preview 3″ status. The new build contains bug fixes and it’s available now in the Mac Dev Center.
Apple HDTV may actually become a reality as early as the end of 2011. Wall Street analyst Brian White of Ticonderoga Securities reportedly told investors to expect Apple to launch a “Smart TV” by the end of the year. We’re a little dubious, but White may actually be onto something.
Mobee has just came up with an elegant device called the Magic Bar. The Magic Bar is an inductive charger that comes in two parts: a battery pack, meant to replace the pair of AA batteries in the keyboard, as well as a charging station.
Apple has introduced a new version of the Final Cut suite at the Final Cut Pro Supermeet during NAB 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The latest version of the hugely popular video editing software adds support for 64-bit processors and can now take advantage of more than 4GB of RAM.