Oxford and Cambridge Universities Now Offer Courses On Apple's iTunes service

It was only a matter of time before more British universities start offering free content; both Oxford and Cambridge universities, which rank amongst the world's most prestigious educational institutions, have announced that they will offer educational multimedia resources for free through iTunes's iTunes U section

TUE 07 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Apple's iPhone Still Has Two Serious Vulnearbilities Says Security Researcher

Aviv Raff is a (very) smart guy and when back in July, he informed Apple of two serious security flaws that affected the iPhone, he did the right thing, expecting the Cupertino company to act swiftly to close the vulnerabilities

MON 06 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Stocks, Money and Reporting : Who Wants To Kill Steve "Apple" Jobs?

A citizen journalist, part of the iReport.com site, posted a fake news on Apple's CEO saying that Steve Jobs has had a heart attack when the man behind Apple's revival was actually alive and well

FRI 03 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Apple To Investigate French Claims That Mac Pros Contain Benzene

Apple has denied claims that some of its Mac Pros were emitting benzene and said it did not find any evidence to support claims as was reported by a French newspaper

FRI 03 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Apple Finally Get Rids of iPhone NDA, Developers Sigh

iPhone developers across the world has finally got something to cheer, as Apple announced to lift off the non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that had prevented them from talking about the procedures involved in developing various applications for the device

FRI 03 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Apple Threatens To Close Down iTunes Should Royalties Payments Go Up

Apple has come out with a strong statement indicating that it may close down its iTunes Store over a row related to increasing royalty payments to artists, for content sold through it

THU 02 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Adobe is Ready To Launch Flash For iPhone But Apple Still Saying No

Adobe is apparently building an iPhone version of its universally popular Flash player if the senior director of Engineering at Adobe Systems is to be believed

WED 01 OCT. 2008 |Featured in: News

O2 To Offer Free Apple Macbook With Broadband Bundles? Why not!

Telefonica-owned O2 could soon join the growing number of mobile phone manufacturers offering laptops with wireless broadband packages in a bid to attract potential customers with an exclusive deal with Apple

FRI 26 SEPT. 2008 |Featured in: News

iPhone Boost With World's First iPhone Games Developer Course

In what is termed as the first ever iPhone Games Developer course, the Australian multimedia college Qantm plans to offer courses in game design that aim to help students design games specifically tailored towards the iPhone

TUE 23 SEPT. 2008 |Featured in: News

Rumour Mill : Apple's 32GB iPhone 3G Coming Up In January 2009

Apple could find itself selling three types of iPhone 3G within months if rumours circulating across the interweb are true; 8GB, 16GB and the brand new 32GB iPhone 3G could adorn the windows of Apple high street stores by the end of January 2009

MON 22 SEPT. 2008 |Featured in: News