Apple's next-gen iPod nano takes its lumps as current models run dry
It isn't even available yet, but Apple's likely successor to the iPod nano has been dubbed the red-headed (and overweight) stepchild of the lineup by the online media.
News Archives for 08/2007
Katie Marsal
Apple iTunes Store to stop selling NBC television shows
Apple on Friday afternoon issued a press release confirming that it will indeed halt sales of NBC television shows through its ubiquitous iTunes download service beginning with the upcoming television season.
AppleInsider Staff
Review: XtremeMac's four port HDMI switch for Apple TV
XtremeMac's four port HDMI switcher is designed with the Apple TV in mind, but works with any game consoles, cable and satellite set top boxes, DVD and HD disc players, and other equipment supporting the High Definition Multimedia Interface port. XtremeMac's switch is well built and value priced.
Daniel Eran Dilger
Apple to launch ringtone service for iPhone users
Apple during its media event next Wednesday plans to unveil a new ringtone service that will allow iPhone users to turn almost any song sold through iTunes into a ringtone for an additional fee, according to the NY Post.
Prince McLean
NBC may not renew iTunes contract with Apple - report
NBC Universal, unable to come to an agreement with Apple on pricing, has decided not to renew its contract to sell digital downloads of television shows on iTunes, according to the New York Times.
Third Apple retail store burglarized this month
Burglars smashed the front window of the Apple Inc.'s Saddle Creek retail store in Memphis, Tenn. Tuesday morning, making off with $25,000 worth of goods in less than a minute flat.
Associated Press delves into legalities of iPhone unlocking
With several iPhone unlocking methods gaining traction over the past week, the Associated Press has done some investigating into the legalities of the matter and is reporting that unlocking the phone for one's personal use appears to be legal.
Apple accused of short-shrifting disabled retail shoppers
Two San Francisco women have filed a lawsuit that accuses Apple of largely ignoring accessibility laws at one of its retail stores, making shopping or service trips all but impossible for those who use a wheelchair.
Aidan Malley and Kasper Jade
Apple issues iPhoto, AirPort Extreme software updates
Apple over the course of the past 24 hours has released two small software updates — one targeting that latest version of its iPhoto application and a second aimed at its 802.11n AirPort Extreme Base Station.
Slash Lane
Kasper Jade
Aidan Malley
