Steve Jobs News

Did Intel Germany's CEO let slip Apple's next product design? Intel says Hannes Schwaderer was just hypothetically speaking when he talked about a possible Apple tablet, but it was enough to get Mac bloggers ...

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“The mobile platform is not as technology capable as the desktop. And the mobile platform is unbelievably fragmented.”

When Apple ships its iPhone 2.0 update--and the accompanying App Store for distributing third-party software for the phone--you won't have to wait too long for native iPhone apps built by Google programmers. via PC World

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Yesterday Apple announced that 'a team of Apple executives, led by CEO Steve Jobs, will kick off the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference with a keynote address beginning at 10:00 a.m'. So it looks ... via Mac Bore

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By MIKE WENDLAND * Free Press Technology Columnist * May 14, 2008 Trying to figure out Apple and its marketing tactics is always baffling, but the sudden disappearance of the iPhone from online channels and ... via Detroit Free Press

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“If you buy a handset on a contract you have a contract with that provider.”

Optus has announced that it will become the second mobile phone carrier in Australia to sell the iPhone. via The Age

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It will also be available for purchase on the Apple site the same day. Because of the recent dwindling of iPhone stock, rumors have been circulating that Apple would be making its 3G announcement in May instead ... via Geeksugar

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Research In Motion Ltd. unveiled a BlackBerry phone with quicker Web browsing and more room for songs and videos, getting a jump on a faster iPhone that analysts expect next month. via Irish Independent

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“The launch of the new model is imminent”

Although no official announcement has been made, Apple public relations confirmed to Fortune that Steve Jobs will deliver a keynote address on June 9, the first day of the 2008 World Wide Developers conference. via Fortune

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“How much is that in barrels of oil?”

Most of us view the world through dollar glasses. It's perfectly reasonable. Dollars, after all, are the currency we use in daily life. via Theeagle.com

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Perhaps no single device has had more impact on mobile music than Apple's iPhone. via Reuters

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