Thanks to the release of Apple’s iPhone 3GS availability utility, we can get a glimpse into which versions of this newest device are selling out like crazy… or staying on store shelves. Unless you live in Alaska, that is–you’re always going to be 0 for 0 no matter what.
Is shopping mania for the iPhone 3GS finally over? It’s hard to say. Apple recently released an online tool that tracks the status of iPhone 3GS shipments across each of its 210 retail stores in the United States. This suggests that Apple is still concerned about the retail availability for it customers. While store employees might welcome the decrease in the number of times they have say, “yes …
PC World - Apple CEO Steve Jobs has returned to work on schedule after taking a six-month leave of absence due to medical issues, the company said on Monday.
PC World - Sliding in under Apple’s promised “end of June” timetable for his return, Steve Jobs has retaken command as Apple’s chief executive officer.
PC World - Wonderful news from Europe today, where micro-USB has been selected as the universal charger connector for wireless devices. Soon, the purchase of a new phone may no longer require purchasing new accessories or tossing old ones, just because the old and new devices use a different connector.
AFP - The mobile phone industry on Monday agreed to roll out a new pan-European standard phone charger from next year that supporters hope will be taken up around the world.
PC World - Dell is developing a pocket-sized gadget fashioned after Apple’s iPod Touch that will play music, videos, and connect with the Web and is based on the Google Android mobile operating system, according to reports in today’s Wall Street Journal.
AP - Minutes after any big celebrity dies, Internet swindlers get to work. They pump out specially created spam e-mails and throw up malicious Web sites to infect victims’ computers, hoping to capitalize on the sudden high demand for information.
THE second coming of Apple’s iPhone was greeted by hundreds of keen adopters who lined the streets of three Australian capitals at midnight on Friday.
Macworld.com - Apple�s stance on standards has always been a little conflicted.