Apple releases iTunes 9.2 with support for iOS 4, iPhone 4

In preparation for next week's release of iOS 4 and iPhone 4, Apple on Wednesday updated its iTunes desktop media application to version 9.2, adding support for iBooks, PDFs, and Apple's latest handset.

Katie Marsal 15 years ago 65

Apple releases retail store software in App Store

Apple on Tuesday released a new retail store application for the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, allowing customers to find local stores, purchase products, read customer reviews and more.

Katie Marsal 15 years ago 23

Apple's iPhone 4 simulator shows off Retina resolution

The iPhone 4 simulator included in Apple's iOS 4 development tools provides an early look at how much clarity the increased resolution of the new Retina Display delivers.

Daniel Eran Dilger 15 years ago 35

Google adds iPhone App Store links to mobile search results

Google has added App Store results to its mobile search page, allowing users to find and quickly download applications for their iPhone or iPod touch through a simple browser search.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 32

Apple's back-to-school promo packs less punch than years past

Apple on Tuesday officially kicked off its 2010 back-to-school promotion, an annual sale where students and school faculty can buy a Mac with education pricing and get a free 8GB iPod touch, a device that now costs $199.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 27

iPod touch with 2MP camera spotted in yet another Vietnam leak

Pictures of a new iPod touch sporting a new 2 megapixel camera have surfaced in Vietnam, though it's unknown whether the device was a scrapped 2009 prototype or a forthcoming product release.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 62

Wireless iPhone sync software rejected by Apple from App Store

Apple this week rejected "Wi-Fi Sync," a third-party application that allows the iPhone and iPod touch to sync wirelessly with iTunes.

Katie Marsal 16 years ago 140

Adobe exec: Apple's fight against Flash is a 19th century tactic

Kevin Lynch, Adobe's chief technology officer, compared the Web standards war between his company and Apple to the expansion of U.S. railroads in the 1800s, when different railways were incompatible with rival trains.

Slash Lane 16 years ago 178

WSJ: Federal antitrust probe about Apple's iAd service, too

In addition to changes to the iPhone developer agreement banning the use of third-party development tools, a potential inquiry from federal regulators into Apple has been prompted by iAd mobile advertising network, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 86

Developer says iPad downloads are 5% of iPhone share on App Store

A developer with chart-topping free games for both the iPhone and iPad has shared download figures for each platform, revealing his iPad application was downloaded about 5 percent as much as a comparable game available for the much larger audience of the iPhone and iPod touch.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 19

Placement in Apple's iAd program could cost $10 million at launch

Apple's debut in the advertising business could come at a premium price for those who wish to participate, with an initial fee potentially as high as $10 million to advertise with iAd, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Slash Lane 16 years ago 48

Nearly 30% of Apple's first-gen iPhones are still in use - report

Just 2 percent of all iPhone OS handsets still in use are Apple's first-generation iPhone, but a new calculation estimates that amounts to nearly 30 percent of the 6.1 million iPhones sold between June 2007 and July 2008.

Neil Hughes 16 years ago 74

App Store submission offers wireless iTunes sync for iPhone

A developer has created an application that allows the iPhone and iPod touch to sync wirelessly with iTunes over Wi-Fi, and plans to submit the software to the App Store later this week.

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 39

Rhapsody adds offline listening to iPhone app, Israel iPad ban lifted

Online subscription streaming service Rhapsody has added the ability to download playlists for offline listening via its iPhone application. Also, this past weekend Israel formally lifted its ban on iPad imports, and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak revealed that an Apple engineer was fired for showing off a 3G iPad.

Sam Oliver 16 years ago 23

Apple strikes back at Adobe, says Flash is 'closed and proprietary'

In a rare public comment, Apple's public relations department responded Wednesday to criticisms from the project manager for Adobe Flash, suggesting his recent criticism of Apple was "backwards."

AppleInsider Staff 16 years ago 281

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