Google extends deal with Apple to remain default iPhone search

Google recently extended its contract with Apple, making the dominant search provider the default option on devices running iOS, including the iPhone.

Katie Marsal 15 years ago 57

iAd poised to take 21% of market as Google loses share to Apple

Apple's new iAd mobile advertising service is poised to take 21 percent of the U.S. mobile advertising market by the end of 2010, giving the company a market share tied with Google and three times larger than Microsoft.

Sam Oliver 15 years ago 33

Apple's relaxing of App Store rules has 'muted' effect on Adobe

Apple's decision to allow intermediary tools to port software from formats like Flash to the iPhone did not have a significant effect on sales of Adobe products, the company's CEO said this week.

Sam Oliver 15 years ago 77

Yahoo CEO predicts demise of Apple's iAd mobile ad network

Yahoo Chief Executve Carol Bartz said she thinks Apple's control over iAd will drive advertisers away, causing the mobile advertising network to "fall apart."

Sam Oliver 15 years ago 100

Apple's ambitious AirPlay, AirPrint plans detailed in patent applications

As Apple prepares to unleash its new AirPlay and AirPrint wireless standards this fall, details on the technology and what functionality it might gain in the future were detailed in a plethora of patent applications revealed this week.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 16

First look: Apple's iOS 4.2 for iPad and iPhone

Apple on Wednesday dished out the first external betas of iOS 4.2, which will debut AirPlay and AirPrint for iOS devices while also delivering a slew of long-awaited features for the iPad, including multi-tasking, folders and threaded mail. However, AppleInsider has also discovered a handful of more subtle refinements, all of which are detailed in this illustrated first look.

Neil Hughes and Kasper Jade 15 years ago 83

First look: AirPrint wireless printing with Apple's iOS 4.2

Wireless printing finally comes to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch this November, and AppleInsider offers a closer look at the feature in its current state in the first iOS 4.2 beta.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 47

Apple's iOS 4.2 SDK requires Mac OS 10.6.5 pre-release build

Developers who plan to test the newly released iOS 4.2 beta must also be running the latest beta software development kit of Snow Leopard, Mac OS X 10.6.5, to ensure compatibility with AirPrint shared wireless printing.

AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 39

Apple releases first beta of iOS 4.2 with support for AirPrint

Apple on Wednesday released the first beta version of iOS 4.2 with AirPrint, the name for its wireless printing standard for the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch, to members of its iOS development community.

AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 59

iPod touch 4G speed, camera, display measured against iPhone 4

Apple's latest iPod touch update has been given a direct comparison to the iPhone 4, with new videos that demonstrate the speed, display, and video-taking quality of each device.

Katie Marsal 15 years ago 32

Epic to release Unreal Development Kit for Apple's iOS

Epic Games has announced that the software development kit for its Unreal 3 engine will soon add iOS support.

Josh Ong 15 years ago 23

Survey reveals over 40 million iOS gamers in the US

Over half of the 77 million Americans who play mobile games in the U.S. do so on an iOS device, a new survey reports.

Josh Ong 15 years ago 28

Apple projected to ship 130M iOS devices in 2014 as Android hits 259M

Apple is projected to sell 130 million iOS-based mobile devices per year by 2014, but both Google Android and Nokia Symbian are expected to each double that amount, according to Gartner.

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 247

Inside Apple's App Store Review Guidelines: 'We don't need anymore Fart apps'

Apple's newly published guidelines for the App Store review process provide a candid, plainly written summary of the company's policies on iOS software, including the blunt statement in the introduction: "We don't need anymore Fart apps."

Neil Hughes 15 years ago 122

Apple opens iOS to third-party dev tools, reveals approval guidelines

Apple on Thursday announced that it would no longer ban intermediary development tools for iOS as long as App Store software does not download any code, potentially paving the way for third-party software to convert applications from other formats like Adobe Flash.

AppleInsider Staff 15 years ago 176

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