Apple releases iOS 4.3.5 to address certificate violation issue
Apple on Monday released iOS 4.3.5 for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, addressing a security vulnerability related to certificate violation.
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iPhone 4
AppleInsider Staff
AT&T activated 1.3M more iPhones than rival Verizon in Q2 2011
Bolstered by remaining exclusivity with the $49 entry-level iPhone 3GS, AT&T activated 1.3 million more iPhones than Verizon in the second quarter of calendar 2011.
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Neil Hughes
iPhone 4 survives 13,500-foot fall from skydiver's pocket
After slipping out of a skydiver's pocket, one of Apple's iPhone 4 units survived a 13,500-foot drop and can still make and receive calls.
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Josh Ong
Massive Android activations not viewed as concern for Apple
Though activations of new Android devices are now significantly outpacing iOS, it is viewed as representative of a larger trend of surging growth in the smartphone market, which will also benefit Apple.
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Verizon says LTE phones incompatible with other carriers
Verizon Wireless confirmed on Thursday that 4G LTE phones it sells will be incompatible with rival networks in the U.S. because of spectrum differences.
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iPad 2, Verizon iPhone took wind out of Android's sail with developers
The launch of the iPad 2 and Verizon iPhone helped Apple's iOS take away some developer support from Google's Android platform, according to a new report.
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JP Morgan predicts Apple sold nearly 20M iPhones in record June quarter
Next week Apple could post its strongest quarter yet for iPhone sales, as Wall Street firm J.P. Morgan predicted on Thursday sales of 19.6 million iPhones in the June frame.
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China Telecom deal viewed as $9B revenue opportunity for Apple
Recent reports that China Telecom will begin offering the iPhone by the end of the year have prompted investment firms to crunch the numbers on the deal's potential revenue opportunity, with one analyst arriving at a figure of $9 billion.
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Apple predicted to report record 8.5M iPad sales next week
With Apple's next quarterly earnings report just a week away, the company is expected by one analyst to have sold a record 8.5 million iPads, along with 17.53 million iPhones.
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Katie Marsal
Slash Lane
