Apple’s Mysterious Ebay Storefront Sells Macs For Less Than the Apple Refurb …
March 8th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Since last October, there's been a store on Ebay that goes by the name Refurbished_Outlet , and it only sells Apple products
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The New Roku 3: Super Fast Spanking New Interface
March 6th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
The best little streaming black box just got a spanking new model: the Roku 3.
Report: The Next iPhone Is Coming in August
March 5th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
iMore is reporting that Apple will release its next-gen iPhone in August. Obviously, the device will be stronger, better, faster, and so on, but the real takeaway is the timing.
This Kid Blew $2500 on In-Game Purchases in Just 10 Minutes
March 1st, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Shameless in-game purchases aimed at kids have been in the new recently
Samsung Wallet is Apple’s Passbook, on Android
February 27th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Samsung has just announced its new Wallet mobile payment app at the Mobile World Congress and...
Google Chromebook Pixel Review: Awesome, Just Not $1300 Worth of Awesome
February 26th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Google set out to build " the best laptop possible ." The result: the Chromebook Pixel . A sleek and powerful device designed specifically for life in the cloud
Apple to Settle In-App Purchase Lawsuit With Free iTunes Credit
February 26th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Apple has announced that it's to settle a class action lawsuit about in-app purchases—that could have involved more than 23 million App Store users!—by bunging the affected parties free iTune credit. The case first popped up in 2011 when customers using iOS 4.3 reported massive bills, and since Apple has added more parental controls to avoid the problem. Following approval by a judge, Apple hopes to roll out the credit towards the end of
iOS 6.1.3 Is Coming To Kill Your Jailbreak
February 25th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Have one of those 7 million jailbroken iDevices? Like it that way? Then wait, stop, don't touch anything
Apple Theft Is So Bad That the NYPD Has a Dedicated iTheft Division
February 22nd, 2013 | by Gizmodo
It should come as no surprise that iPhones and iPads are prime targets for theft, but it's gotten really bad in New York City. It's so bad that, according to the New York Post , the NYPD is setting up a unit specifically to handle iDevice theft and work with Apple to track down the thieves. NYPD spokesman Paul Browne put it this way to The Post : Historically, Apple has been pretty hands-off when it comes to helping law enforcement track down stolen devices
Chromebook Pixel: Google’s Retina, Touchscreen, MacBook Pro Counterpunch
February 21st, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Until now, Chromebooks hadn't been much more than glorified netbooks; underpowered curios best suited for technological novices. The 13-inch, touchscreen, retina-displayed, full-powered Chromebook Pixel, though, appears to be anything but. And it should be enough to make Apple at least a little nervous
iOS 6.1.3 Beta Fixes iPhone Lock Screen Security Hole
February 21st, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Apple's been keeping busy rolling out small patches of iOS 6. The latest, iOS 6.1.3 beta 2 just hit developers. Importantly, 9To5Mac reports that the update fixes the gaping lock screen bug that allows access even with out a passcode
Apple’s Upgrade Dilemma
February 20th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Apple has been taking a beating on Wall Street, in part due to skepticism over future growth of iPhone and iPad sales. With the market becoming saturated with iPhone and, to some extent, iPad users, Apple will soon need to rely upon upgrades rather than new customers to fuel sales. Apple's problem is that their products are so good, people aren't upgrading fast enough
Apple Hacked
February 19th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Reuters says Apple was targeted by the same crew that recently hit Facebook , and managed to infect a "small number" of the company's computers. Curiously (and a little unsettlingly), Apple says it'll release a tool later today allowing customers to check if they're infected with the same malware used in the attack—suggesting it might be some sort of worm that could spread from system to system undetected. [ Reuters ] Update: Apple says the infection stemmed from "a vulnerability in the Java plug-in for browsers," meaning some people clicked on a compromised website
The Burden of Apple iOS
February 15th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
When Apple released the iPhone in 2007 , they released iPhone OS (later known as iOS) with it.
There’s No Such Thing as a Fake Apple Product
February 15th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
By now, the year-old claim that Apple makes people work on fake products is well-known. How scandalous
NYT: Apple Is Messing Around with a Curved Display iOS Watch
February 10th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
The tablet revolution has arrived and stabilized and now everybody's scrambling for the next big thing. Google's quite publicly doing its whole glasses thing, but Apple's been characteristically quiet about any fancy new digs.
Tim Cook Was Never Keen on Suing Samsung in the First Place
February 10th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Everybody knows about Steve Job's famous intentions to go thermonuclear on Android if necessary, but it seems that current CEO Tim Cook wasn't necessarily on the same tactical page.
The 128GB iPad Is Real, It’s Here, and It’s Almost Definitely Not For You
January 29th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
As expected , Apple let a 128GB iPad out of the bag today. And there's almost zero chance you should buy it.
Siri Was Going to be a Droid Feature, Until Apple Stole It Away
January 23rd, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Way back in the mists of 2009, before Siri was even a twinkle in Apple's eye, Verizon was planning to add the app to all of its Android smartphones. Sadly for the carrier, that didn't last. That story is told in some detail by the Huffington Post, in a long feature called Siri Rises
The No-Hire Emails That Incriminate Apple, Google, Adobe and More
January 23rd, 2013 | by Gizmodo
A court filing has just been made public which sheds light on the "no-hire" gentleman's agreements that have pervaded the tech industry—and reveals how Steve Jobs threatened litigation to prevent companies from stealing his staff. Of course, it's not just Apple and Palm that are being investigated: this publicly available court filing is in fact part of civil lawsuit investigating "gentleman's agreements" between the likes of Apple, Google, Intel and plenty more.
Reuters: Sharp Cuts Screen Production as iPad Demand Drops
January 18th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Reuters is reporting that Sharp has "nearly halted" production of its 9.7-inch iPad screens, as demand for Apple's large tablet drops. According to "sources familiar with the matter" , screen production at Sharp's Kameyama plant in central Japan has "fallen to the minimal level to keep the line running" following a gradual slow down since the end of 2012. However, it's worth pointing out that the sources don't make any direct reference to the cause of the slowdown—is it cannibalization by the iPad mini?
An iPhone Lover’s Confession: I Switched To the Nexus 4. Completely.
January 4th, 2013 | by Gizmodo
Over the past few years I've invested a lot into Apple's products and services. As the co-founder of Germany's largest mobile development shop , I'm dealing with apps – predominantly iOS powered – in my daily professional life. And then I got the Nexus 4.
Grace Your iPad Mini With the Sterile Charm of an Apple Store Display
January 3rd, 2013 | by Gizmodo
If you're worried about friends, family, or co-workers breaking or even scuffing up your new iPad Mini, this heavy-duty acrylic security base is reminiscent of what Apple uses to protect its hardware in its stores. Made from clear acrylic that's over an inch thick at one end, the case can even be secured to a surface with an adhesive backing or tamper-proof screws
The Next Trick Up Apple’s Sleeve: Super Speedy Wi-Fi for Macs?
January 2nd, 2013 | by Gizmodo
According to The Next Web , the next generation of Apple's Mac lineup won't look much different—understandable, given the 2012 overhaul—but the guts will be shiny and new. Including, importantly, a new Broadcom chipset that boosts Mac Wi-Fi to the 802.11ac standard. Apple won't be the first laptop manufacturer to roll the speedy—1.3Gbps throughput with three antennas—802.11ac Wi-Fi; Asus rolled it into a gaming notebook last summer.
These Are the Best Android Apps of the Year According to Google
December 27th, 2012 | by Gizmodo
You already saw Apple's selection for best apps of the year 2012—which were kind of crappy and ridiculous .
Our 2012 Tech Company Report Cards: Who Flunked?
December 21st, 2012 | by Gizmodo
It's the end of the year—and that means it's the end of the semester.
Apple Let a Hilariously Fake “Halo 4” into the App Store
December 21st, 2012 | by Gizmodo
Did you guys hear about the Halo 4 port on iPhone and iPad?
The Best Small Tablet
December 19th, 2012 | by Gizmodo
Big screens are nice. But sometimes the extra real estate isn't worth the lack of portability.
How to Get Siri to Provide Google Maps Directions, No Hack Required
December 17th, 2012 | by Gizmodo
Ask Siri for directions, and by default she'll throw up an Apple Maps solution. Which means you'll get lost
Apple’s iPhone App of the Year Is a Joke, Right?
December 13th, 2012 | by Gizmodo
As is customary for this time of year, Apple has just released its "Best of 2012" list for the App Store. And the winner of the coveted App of the Year award goes to…Action Movie FX. This Article was originally posted in Gizmodo
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