Apple news from FierceWireless
NewsiPhone Asia: Singapore, India, Phillipines, Australia deals
Singapore Telecoms announced that it has inked a deal with Apple to carry its iPhone on its networks in Singapore, India, Phillipines and Australia some time later this year. Singapore Telecoms owns Read more...
Synchronoss blames poor Q1 on unlocked iPhones
Synchronoss reported disappointing Q1 results and slashed future sales and earning forecasts, even though the company powers the synching software that hooks every new iPhone up to the AT&T Read more...
Vodafone inks 10-market iPhone deal
Apple announced an iPhone carriage deal with Vodafone Group for ten countries, including one market where Apple already has a carrier deal in place. Vodafone will sell the iPhone in Australia, the Read more...
RIM inks distro deal with Brightpoint
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has inked a distribution deal with Brightpoint that aims to extend BlackBerry's popularity outside of the North American market. Only one-third of RIM's customers Read more...
DEALS: Apple buys chipmaker
DEALSWHOWITHWHATSCOOPApplePA SemiApple bought chipmaker PA Semi for about $278 million.The deal is a particular slap in the face for Intel. Apple could use it to drive Intel's Read more...
Rogers to roll out iPhone this year
After more than a year of waiting, Rogers Wireless is finally gearing up to rollout Apple's iPhones. The carrier said it would offer the handset to its subscribers some time this year. Rogers is the Read more...
Apple buys chipmaker for iPhones, iPods
Apple has agreed to buy a boutique microprocessor company named PA Semi for a rumored pricetag of $278 million. PA Semi is known for its low-power, sophisticated chipsets, which according to Forbes, Read more...
3G iPhone rumor round-up
The past week has brought a flurry of 3G iPhone rumors and reports that cover launch dates, applications, functionalities and improved form factor. Here's a run-down of the rumors that floated to the Read more...
WSJ's Mossberg rescinds 3G iPhone prediction
Yesterday we reported on Wall Street Journal technology columnist Wall Mossberg's prediction that the 3G iPhone would launch within 60 days. Today, Mossberg took back the prediction and convinced Read more...
Nokia previews iPhone-killer named Tube
Nokia has unveiled its answer to Apple's iPhone: a touchscreen handset that is both Java and Flash-enabled and currently code-named Tube. The iPhone does not support either technology. The Tube will Read more...
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studios and premier independent studios are available for purchase on
the iTunes® Store (Read more... iTunes Store Top Music Retailer in the US CUPERTINO, California—April 3, 2008—Apple® today announced that the iTunes® Store (www.itunes.com) surpassed Wal-Mart to become the number one Read more... Apple Announces iPhone 2.0 Software Beta CUPERTINO, California—March 6, 2008—Apple® today previewed its iPhone™ 2.0 software, scheduled for release this June, and announced the immediate availability of a beta release of the Read more... iTunes Now Number Two Music Retailer in the USApple(R) today announced that iTunes(R) (http://www.itunes.com/)
is now the number two music retailer in the US, behind only Wal-Mart,
based on the latest data Read more... Apple Adds New iPhone & iPod touch Models CUPERTINO, California—February 5, 2008—Apple® today added new models of the iPhone™ and iPod® touch which have double the memory, doubling the amount of music, photos and videos that Read more... |