Apple and LTE seemed not to gel with each other too much – until now! Indications are that  Steve Jobs has developed a soft corner for LTE technology all of a sudden. Well it seems that the Apple also is joining the LTE phone bandwagon. Reports from different quarters suggest that the Apple CEO is well interested in bringing out the LTE version of iPhone. Though we have already seen quite a few Android devices getting onto the LTE stage and stealing a lot of limelight, the move from Apple in this direction have been somewhat slow. Now, suggesting that the future  will be of

The launch has happened, and the hype has grown manifold. On the other side of the sales counters, we know all you enthusiasts are waiting to catch hold of the second generation device from Apple. From what we get to know, Apple has enough and more stock of the iPad 2, and estimates are that by the second quarter of the current year Apple would be shipping close to 12 million iPad 2 tablets. So, that could mean Apple is pretty sure about how big the demand is out there. For the current month alone, Apple looks at shipments of around 3 million iPad 2 devices. This confirmation

Whoever thought a mega deal could be a speed breaker too? Well it seems Verizon is currently going through such a phase. Going by what we just stumbled upon, the US carrier could be switching themselves on to regret mode for having signed the iPhone deal. The reason: A new iPhone could impact quarterly earnings whenever it arrives! In the short term, Verizon would have to undergo such a suffering. We all know a new iPhone version is on its way, and Verizon will now have to switch their unlimited mobile data plans with usage-based pricing around the middle of summer. Apple’s

The iPhone has been on a selling spree since long and Apple’s sales have been up with each record breaking quarter. So it is barely surprising when Steve Jobs announced at the iPad 2 Launch Event that they recently shipped the 100 millionth iPhone unit. Also on offer was another record breaking number. This was in regards to the iPad and that Apple sold 15 million of these in 2010 alone. These were few of the numbers that Steve Jobs shared with us before digging deep into the iPad 2. Obviously these are accomplishments that Apple is proud of and any company churning out those

The time at the top for the iPad has come to an end; the original one that is. With its successor now in the open, Apple has decided to put the iPad on sale and it is now available for $399. That is a $100 drop in the price tag after the launch of iPad 2. This was pretty much expected as Apple would be trying hard to sell the remaining iPad stock now before everyone wants only the iPad 2. This also means a refurbished iPad can now be yours for $349. All this will only attract more people to buy the iPad and with the new reduced price it looks like a very decent buy for those

Missed the live coverage of the iPad 2 launch event that was spread all across the net? Better yet, just got home and you want see all of it in entirety, just the way it took place? Maybe you want to get a glimpse of Steve Jobs and enjoy his unique style of unveiling Apple gadgets. No matter what the reason, we have the link for the exclusive video Apple has put up. Relive the moment when the iPad 2 was unleashed… Steve Jobs made a brief return from his medical leave because he did not want to miss the launch of something that everyone at Apple apparently worked pretty hard

The iPad 2 is now officially out, and by the looks of it Apple had the reasons to put on a really neat show; their next-generation tablet is more than just an updated device. Apple’s iPad 2 runs on a new 1GHz dual core A5 processor that makes it much more powerful in terms of graphics and task processing, and now features both front and rear cameras. Sports a completely new design that is not only lighter (from 1.5lbs to 1.3lbs) but is also absurdly thin — we’re speaking of 33% thiner than the old one, which at 8.8mm is even thinner than the 9.4mm thick iPhone 4. But

There is one major difference between the launch of iPad and iPad 2- the pressure of expectations. That might not sound like too much, but ask any international sports star or even a Hollywood celebrity under the spotlight and they will tell you the difference it can make. Getting to be “number one” in what you do is one thing, but staying on that pedestal is a whole different story. In a matter of hours we will find out if Apple has what it takes to stay on top. It might sound strange to compare sports with the Tablet market, but launching a high-profile gadget while the

We are really not that sure if Steve Jobs is too bothered about being called ‘Sir Steve Jobs’. In fact, maybe he has better titles going around the Apple offices! But it seems a bit stupid when the prime minister of a country shoots down the idea of conferring an honor because the guy refused to speak at one of his party meetings in the past. Of course neither Apple nor Brown commented on the matter, but with the way things go in politics, this seems par for the course. According to The Telegraph, an unnamed UK Labour party MP has given out this news bit. Knowing the man

Bernstein Research analyst Toni Sacconaghi got chatting with Apple COO Tim Cook and while the interview revolved largely under the general strategy that Apple has in place and the future direction of its products, the idea of a cheaper iPhone surfaced once again. Now, people seem to assume that a cheaper iPhone is naturally one that is smaller, but that might not be the case. It could be something that comes with fewer features than its more expensive cousin and yet gives a vast majority that cannot currently afford one, to sport an Apple iPhone. Here is exactly what Tim Cook