Apple Delays Leopard Until October
Apple is putting off its next release of Mac OS X, codenamed Leopard, until October 2007...and blames all the effort it's putting into developing the iPhone.
Low-Threat Mac OS X Trojan Appears
It was bound to happen: a Trojan horse for Mac OS X has appeared, purporting to be screenshots of Apple's forthcoming Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" operating system.
Apple Revs iBooks and Mac minis
Apple Computer updates some affordable Macs, speeding up and improving the iBook portable line while (finally!) doubling the default RAM installed in Mac minis.
Apple’s Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard Launches August 28
Apple's Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard" operating system goes on sale August 28 - and Intel Mac users can upgrade for just $29.99.
TomTom’s x50 Live GPS Sport IQ Routes, New Interface
TomTom has introduced three new flagship GPS navigation units, the Go x50 Live series, featuring IQ Routes and a revamped interface.
TomTom personalizes GPS units via custom case printing
TomTom is offering to let user customize their GPS units by printing artwork and photos on their cases.
Google and Verizon Bury the Hatchet, Partner on Android
Google and Verizon have announced a wide-ranging partnership to push Android devices on Verizon...and that includes support for Google Voice.
Palm Brings iTunes Syncing Back to the Pre…For Now
Palm's weboS 1.2.1 update brings iTunes syncing back to the Palm Pre...despite the USB Implementers Forum siding with Apple.
Toshiba Busts Out with Cell-powered Regza HDTV
Toshiba has formally unveiled its Cell-powered Regza 55X! HDTV...and it'll come with 3 TB of storage and the ability to record eight broadcast channels simultaneously.
Amazon Drops Kindle Price, Adds International Capability
Amazon has dropped its Kindle reader down to $259, and has announced a $279 edition with U.S. and international wireless capability.
Amazon to Fork Out $150,000 For Unbooking Kindles
Amazon.com has agreed to pay $150,000 to settle a class action suit over removing books from Kindle devices without owners' knowledge or consent.
Adobe Aggressively Bringing Flash to Smartphones…But Not iPhone
Adobe is bringing a full Flash player to mobile devices, including Windows Mobile, Palm's webOS, Android, Android, Symbian, and BlackBerry...but not the iPhone.
Nokia, Apple Make Mobile Ad Moves; Yahoo Expands Bing Testing
Nokia is acquiring mobile analytics firm Motally while Apple shuts down Quattro Wireless; meanwhile, Yahoo is ramping up its use of Bing to power searches.