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Any old beatnik can throw on the black and call himself "hip," but white requires a special brand of cool. Think White Album. Think Tom Wolfe. Think iPhone. That last one may require a little patience. The iPhone comes in black, but Apple has been promising a white model since early last summer when it released the iPhone 4. Last fall, bloggers teased Apple fans with photos of snow-white iPhones and indicators that they were ready for order, a rumor Apple quickly squelched. All winter, tech writers have been jabbering about the new color's possible debut. AOL's Engadget noted in February ...
On Thursday, Verizon will start taking orders for the iPhone 4 from customers not on its network. With so much written over the deal between Apple and Verizon, it can be tempting to believe that the union of the two companies has been vastly overblown, but Surge Desk runs down the main reasons the Verizon iPhone is poised to reshape the smart phone landscape in lasting ways. 1. Sales While Apple is not exactly hurting for cash these days, the CDMA-compatible version of the iPhone will represent a major financial boost for both Apple and Verizon. Within two hours of becoming available to ...
Someone might want to tell Apple that it's not polite to gloat. The tech giant added a live counter to its website this week, so that customers could revel in the moment that the company sells its 10 billionth app. Given the rate at which the numbers are currently whizzing by, that milestone appears to be imminent. Apple says it plans to give away a $10,000 iTunes gift card to the person who actually purchases the 10 billionth app, Mashable reported. Serving as the conduit for third-party applications and the Apple devices (iPad, iPod and iPhone) that run them, Apple tapped into a what has ...
Move aside, Mark Zuckerberg. Even with faulty iPhone alarms, Steve Jobs looks to be the reigning CEO of market capital. Though Facebook made headlines this morning with its newly projected worth of $50 billion -- thanks to a $500 million investment by Goldman Sachs and Russian investing firm Digital Sky Technologies -- the popular social media platform is nowhere near the value of Apple. This should be no surprise given the exponential success of last year's iPad and iPhone 4. But today Apple shares rose to an astonishing height of $329.75, giving the computer giant an approximate market ...
(Dec. 3) -- Droid does ... sometimes explode. A Texas man said his Motorola Droid exploded in his ear today, sending him rushing to Parkland Memorial Hospital where he received stitches. Aron Embry said he had owned the Droid for just two days when it detonated in his ear, The Associated Press reported. "I heard a pop," Embry told ABC News. "I didn't feel any pain initially. I pulled the phone down. I felt something dripping. I realized that it probably was blood." Motorola says it is investigating the incident. While relatively rare, a series of alarming phone malfunctions has ...
(Nov. 9) -- Try Googling the phrase "let the good times roll." Internet search engine giant Google is set to dole out $1,000 cash bonuses to all of its employees, Business Insider reported. If that wasn't enough to brighten worker spirits, CEO Eric Schmidt also announced that the company would give each and every person employed at the company a 10 percent raise, effective at the start of 2011. A source from within the company sent Business Insider the e-mail Schmidt is said to have written to Google employees. It reads: I'm pleased to share some very, very good news with Googlers ...
(Nov. 1) -- Wake up...or not. In the United States and Canada, daylight savings ends on Nov. 7, requiring Americans to set clocks back one hour. Due to a software glitch, however, many iPhone users may experience a rude awakening when their alarms go off an hour early or an hour late. The iOS 4.1 software glitch first became apparent in Australia and New Zealand, where daylight savings ended on Oct. 3. and people who used their phones as alarm clocks discovered the gadgets going off an hour before the time they'd been set for, MacRumors reported. Here is one snafu that an iPhone user posted ...
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