Inside Apple's move to open up SMS-style messaging to non-mobile clients Apple unveiled a new iMessaging app that brings SMS-style messaging to iOS devices that lack a mobile data connection, such as WiFi-only iPads and the iPod touch. The technology behind the software presents several advantages for mobile devices over offerings from rival Google and Microsoft, and is also likely to soon find its way to iChat on Mac. Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 67
Apple releases iBooks 1.3 with new read-aloud feature for children's books Apple on Tuesday released iBooks 1.3, an update for its iOS-based e-reading software, adding a new read-aloud feature that uses a real narrator to read some children's books. Slash Lane 15 years ago 25
Inside Apple's iOS 5: Reminders app offers location-aware to-do lists One new application in iOS 5 is Reminders, a location-based organization tool that aims to offer improved to-do lists that are compatible with iCal, Outlook and iCloud. AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 35
Rumor: Voice features weren't ready for WWDC, will still be in iOS 5 Advanced voice control features were rumored to be a major feature of iOS 5, but weren't demonstrated this week. A new rumor claims that's because the functionality wasn't ready, but is still planned for release this fall. Katie Marsal 15 years ago 33
Inside Apple's iOS 5: Safari Reader, private browsing, tabs on iPad When it's released by Apple this fall, iOS 5 will bring an improved Web browsing experience to iPhone and iPad users, offering new features in Safari like private browsing, Reader, and tabs on the iPad. AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 21
OmniVision said to supply 90% of 8MP camera sensors for Apple's 'iPhone 5' Nearly all of the 8-megapixel image sensors in Apple's anticipated fifth-generation iPhone will be supplied by OmniVision, according to a new report. Sam Oliver 15 years ago 12
iPad sales reach 25M milestone, Apple on track for 8M+ this quarter Apple this week revealed that iPad sales have reached 25 million in just 14 months, a sum that also suggests the company is on pace to exceed sales of 8 million touchscreen tablets this quarter. Neil Hughes 15 years ago 40
Wall Street expects iCloud to drive sales of Apple's iOS devices The newly announced iCloud service is expected to further drive sales of iOS devices as users become even more tied in to Apple's increasingly proprietary ecosystem, analysts on Wall Street believe. Neil Hughes 15 years ago 67
Sony's next-gen PlayStation Vita priced to compete with Apple's iPod touch During a keynote at the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles, Sony confirmed its next-generation gaming device, formally named the PlayStation Vita, will cost $250 when it arrives in the U.S. later this year. Josh Ong 15 years ago 74
Inside Apple's iOS 5: PC Free setup, keyboard shortcuts Apple's iOS 5 allows for PC Free setup over iCloud and new custom keyboard shortcuts. AppleInsider offers a first look at the developer build of iOS 5. AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 62
Existing MobileMe subscriptions extended, service ends June 2012 On the heels of the unveiling of the new iCloud service, Apple has indicated that current MobileMe subscribers will receive a free extension until June 30, 2012, at which point the service will be shuttered. Josh Ong 15 years ago 85
