Foxconn chairman says company is falling short of demand for Apple's iPhone 5
Crushing demand for the iPhone 5 has proven to be too much for Apple's manufacturing partner, Foxconn, to handle, as it continues to struggle to produce the device.
iPhone 5
Sam Oliver
First official third-party Lightning accessories announced by Belkin
Belkin on Monday announced two new accessories designed for Apple's Lightning connector — the first two official third-party accessories designed for the new iDevice port.
Alleged factory unlocked iPhone 5 prices appear on Apple's website
With the U.S. Online Apple Store still showing carrier-specific iPhone 5 delivery dates of three to four weeks, a quick search on Apple's website may have revealed the pricing of factory unlocked units expected to hit stores later this year.
AppleInsider Staff
A6X chip in Apple's new iPad has quad-core PowerVR SGX 554 GPU
The performance of Apple's fourth-generation iPad has received a significant boost thanks to the PowerVR SGX 554 graphics processor hidden inside its new A6X chip.
iPhone 5 constraints remain at AT&T, Verizon, inventory improving at Sprint
With the iPad mini hitting shelves Friday, supply of Apple's iPhone 5 has not yet caught up with demand in the U.S., according to a survey of Apple retail stores.
Apple begins testing iOS 6.1 with new Map Kit framework for third-party apps
Apple on Thursday provided developers with a prerelease version of its forthcoming iOS 6.1 update, featuring improvements to its Maps application programming interface, and also issued a beta of Xcode 4.6.
Apple releases iOS 6.0.1 to fix screen, camera flash and Exchange issues
Apple on Thursday issued iOS 6.0.1 for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, a minor update that addresses a number of small bugs, including a screen glitch that would appear with the onscreen keyboard and an issue that would cause the camera flash to not go off.
Apple removes prostitution services from Siri results in China
In response to criticism in China that Siri could find local prostitution services, Apple has removed escort services from search results in the region.
Neil Hughes
Functional Chinese knock-off of Apple's Lightning cable disassembled
One of the first unauthorized Lightning connector cables from China has been tested and torn apart for a closer look at the cheaply made — but still functional — counterfeit accessory.
Mikey Campbell
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