iPad tops Mossberg's list of best reviewed products of 2010
Technology journalist Walt Mossberg listed the iPad as his best reviewed product of the year, while he called out the Dell Streak and Google TV as the worst products of 2010.
News Archives for 2010
Josh Ong
Apple TV challenge from Google falls flat in 2010
Logitech has reportedly halted shipments of its Revue Google TV boxes through January while waiting for Google to update its software on the poorly selling units.
Daniel Eran Dilger
Skype rumored to take on Apple's FaceTime at CES
A pioneer in easy to use video conferencing on the desktop, Skype is now rumored to be bringing video calls to mobile devices, offering competition to Apple's FaceTime.
No contract iPhone in China; Mac App Store search in 10.6.6, iCal alerts on me.com
China Unicom today will begin offering customers the option of a contract-free iPhone 3GS. Meanwhile, Mac OS X 10.6.6 will be capable of searching the Mac App Store for apps to open unsupported file types. And Apple has launched iCal alerts on Me.com.
AppleInsider Staff
Apple partners with Cherokee tribe to put language on iPhones
Apple has partnered with a Native American tribe to develop Cherokee language software for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad, in an effort to ensure the language is not forgotten.
Slash Lane
New cases lend support to larger speaker on Apple's second-gen iPad
Another leaked second-generation iPad case from overseas shows a large opening on the lower left side of the back of the device, this time with an illustration of a speaker grille.
Virgin's iPad 'Project' goes free as app subscriptions fail to materialize
Starting Thursday and running through Dec. 29, the first issue of the new iPad-exclusive Project magazine from Richard Branson's Virgin Group is available for free, giving iPad owners a taste of the interactive digital publication.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs named Financial Times 'Person of the Year'
British international business paper the Financial Times revealed its "Person of the Year" this week, bestowing the honor upon Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs.
Sam Oliver
Apple's 'Friend Locator' app could allow remote iPhone tracking
Friends could more easily find each other, or parents could track their child's location with a new push-based location service proposed by Apple similar to Google Latitude.
Neil Hughes
Katie Marsal
