The iPhone is taking over the world one user at a time. While they are wrecking havoc in the smartphone market, Apple’ executives are grinning from ear to ear as this only maximizes profit for the company. Apple said last Tuesday that they were able to sell 37 million units of iPhones in the past [...]
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Japanese customers have been lining up at Apple Stores all over Japan hoping to get their hands on a “Lucky Bag” to kick of their new year. The Japanese have a handful of shopping traditions for the new year, but this “Fukubukuro” or “Lucky Bags” seems to be one of the most popular if not [...]
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The Apple empire munched the company Anobit to the sound of $500 million. According to reports, Anobit, the flash controller and SSD startup company was just bought by Apple. Anobit supplys flash chips and endurance-enhancing controller technology for both the iPhone, iPad and MacBook Air. Now, Apple will have a base in the Holy Land. [...]
Continue reading →If you think Grand Central Terminal is crowded enough with passengers and tourists alike, then wait till Apple’s newest shop starts selling. Previously occupied by knick-knack shops and ticket machines, the Apple Store will take up 23,000 square feet of space in one the biggest tourist attractions in New York City. It is set to open [...]
Continue reading →Shure, a consumer and professional audio electronics corporation, unveiled today the SE115m+ Sound Isolating Headset with Remote and Microphone. The headset is similar to the SE115 Sound Isolating Earphones but specially designed for Apple’s products. The SE115m+’s earpieces are designed to fit into your ear canals (canalphone design) so as to block external noise. It comes with [...]
Continue reading →According to a study conducted by Retrevo, a consumer electronics website, a big chunk of college-bound students preparing for school are planning on getting affordable netbooks than spending a lot for a Mac laptop. The numbers? Only a mere 17 percent of the students say that they intend to get Macs. And although 49 percent [...]
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