More alleged screenshots of Final Cut Pro X appear
Several more screenshots claiming to be from Apple's upcoming Final Cut Pro X release provide a detailed look at the software's color grading features.
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Latest Articles from Josh Ong
Leaks suggest unlocked iPhones coming Wednesday, voice recognition in iOS 5 [u]
A pair of leaks have hinted that Apple begin selling unlocked iPhones at U.S. Apple Stores on Wednesday and add voice recognition support from Nuance in iOS 5.
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AT&T defends T-Mobile acquisition, says no effect on competition
AT&T filed a statement with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Friday claiming that the wireless market will "remain vibrantly competitive" after its merger with T-Mobile USA.
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Apple accused of appropriating rejected 'Wi-Fi Sync' app
After Apple revealed its new Wi-Fi Sync feature in iOS 5, the company has been accused of ripping off the work of a developer whose app, which is also titled "Wi-Fi Sync," was rejected from the App Store.
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iCloud Communications files lawsuit against Apple over alleged trademark infringement
iCloud Communications has filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging the company has infringed on its trademark and calling for an injunction that would block Apple from launching or promoting the iCloud service.
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More evidence emerges of hybrid GSM-CDMA 'iPhone 4S'
A new report provides further evidence that Apple is looking to release a global iPhone capable of connecting to both GSM and CDMA networks later this year.
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Briefly: iTunes in the Cloud held up in UK; iPhone in space; Android messaging
The music portion of Apple's new iCloud has reportedly been delayed in the U.K. as the company negotiates with rights holders. Meanwhile, the iPhone is going to sent into space for to for a series of diagnostic experiments. Also, a new report claims Google is working on a rival messaging service to the recently announced iMessage feature in iOS 5.
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UAE carrier in talks with Apple to sell iPhone 5 later this year
United Arab Emirates-based carrier Etisalat is in discussions with Apple to offer the "iPhone 5" later this year, according to a company executive.
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IDC revises 2015 smartphone estimates, predicts iPhone share will drop to 16.9%
IDC released new long-term forecasts for worldwide smartphone operating systems on Thursday, predicting that Apple's iPhone will fall from 18.2 percent market share in 2011 to 16.9 percent in 2015.
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Gartner cuts 2011 PC forecast; Microsoft considering own-brand Windows 8 tablet
Gartner lowered its forecast Wednesday for global PC growth in 2011 as demand for netbooks continues to slump and Apple's iPad causes disruption, while Microsoft is reportedly considering launching its own brand of Windows 8 tablet PCs next year.
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Briefly: iMac graphics update; Apple iAd exec; Lodsys under attack
Apple issued an iMac graphic firmware update on Wednesday to resolve a startup and wake from sleep hanging issue. Also, the company has hired a "rising star" in advertising as the new head of agency relations for iAd. Meanwhile, several companies are seeking to invalidate patents held by Lodsys, the company suing iOS developers over in-app purchasing.
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Apple planning massive 12,000 employee 'spaceship' campus in Cupertino
The day after giving a keynote at the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple CEO Steve Jobs presented the company's plans for a second campus in Cupertino, Calif., which would feature a round building that would hold 12,000 Apple employees, to the city council.
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Nintendo unveils next-gen game console with iPad-like controller
Nintendo on Tuesday revealed its Wii U next-generation game console, which features a 6-inch touchscreen controller that has drawn comparisons to Apple's iPad.
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iOS 5 contains hints of world 3G third-gen iPad
The developer build of Apple's iOS 5 hints at just two next-generation iPad devices, possibly suggesting that Apple plans to release a world 3G version of the iPad 3.
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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.
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Wireless carriers reportedly surprised by Apple's iMessage feature
Apple's wireless carrier partners were surprised to learn of Apple's new iOS 5 messaging feature during Monday's WWDC keynote, according to a new report.
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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.
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Amazon begins pre-orders for authorized Steve Jobs biography
Online retailer Amazon has begun taking pre-orders for "iSteve: The Book of Jobs," the authorized biography of Apple CEO and co-founder Steve Jobs, with a tentative March 2012 release date.
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Rumor: Think of Apple's iCloud as 'the new iTunes'
Apple's forthcoming cloud-based service could replace iTunes' syncing functionality, according to an unverified report.
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AT&T boss hints at work on Apple's new SIM card format
AT&T CEO Ralph de la Vega said in an interview this week that a smaller SIM card is a "no-brainer" and his company is looking into it, but declined to make the direct connection to Apple that the France Telecom CEO made last week.
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Pranksters affix Windows logo to upcoming Hamburg Apple Store
A group of pranksters disguised themselves as construction workers on Saturday in order to post a Windows logo onto the facade of a future Apple Store in Hamburg, Germany.
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Microsoft rumored to announce subscription TV service as Apple's iCloud looms
A new rumor claims Microsoft will announce an Xbox LIVE subscription TV service next week at the E3 conference on the heels of Apple's unveiling of its iCloud service.
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iTunes leak suggests Automatic Download option coming to iOS 5
Hints at an upcoming Automatic Download feature for iOS apps have emerged in iTunes, according to a new report.
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DOJ probes Apple's interest in Nortel patents
The U.S. Department of Justice is concerned about potential bids from Apple for a cache of patents being sold by Canadian telecom company Nortel, given the iPhone maker's legal track record.
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Apple's iPhone ranks in middle of pack for radiation
As concerns grow over the potential negative health effects of cell phone radiation, Apple's iPhones have been noted as producing average amounts of radiation, while several Motorola handsets are rated as emitting the most.
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