It seems that news of the iPad is running as much as 10° F hotter has started hitting various non-tech news outlets, since it’ll get page views and create a stir. According to Reuters, Consumer Reports is planning on testing the new iPad to address these concerns…
As expected, Apple’s early morning conference call included what many were expecting—a dividend on the stock and that the company would buy back some of the shares of the stock. The dividend of $2.65/share is pending approval of the board of directors and, if approved, would take effect in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2012, which starts on July 1…
As Apple moves towards iCloud for more and more things, the writing was on the wall that its original cloud-based document service, iWork.com will be shutting down on July 31. The company sent out an email this afternoon to those who have used it over the years…
As expected, Apple showed off a new iPad today. Not only did it feature a “Retina Display”, but also 4G connectivity in some models, faster processors, and a similar enclosure to the iPad 2. Speaking of the iPad 2, Apple dropped the price of the 16GB model to $399 and will continue selling it. Additionally, the Apple TV was updated to 1080p, and iPhoto for the iPad and iPhone was released…
Besides news of the new iPad and Apple TV, Apple released a few other goodies for everyone else, including updates to its iWork suite for iOS, updates for GarageBand and iMovie, iOS 5.1, iTunes 10.6, and new Apple TV software…
