Apple’s top iOS Engineering Vice President Henri Lamiraux retired a few weeks ago after working 23 years for Apple. Lamiraux was in charge of developing the apps that come with iOS, led feature-implementation across the OS, managed Continue reading »
tags: App Store, Apple, Craig Federighi, Henri Lamiraux, Jony Ive, WWDC conferences
Rockstar is jointly owned by Apple, BlackBerry, Ericsson, Microsoft and Sony, and the consortium bought for $4.5 billion Nortel patents. Rockstar is suing Samsung, HTC, Huawei and four other companies for patent infringement in U.S. District Court in Texas. Google is accused of Continue reading »
tags: Apple, BlackBerry, Ericsson, Google, HTC, Huawei, Microsoft, Nortel, Rockstar, Samsung, Sony
The city of Los Altos has named Steve Jobs’ youth house a historical resource on Monday and this single-story ranch-style house is now eligible to be named a historic landmark. This is a higher-level designation and potentially Continue reading »
tags: Apple, Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak
According to analyst at German investment bank Berenberg, Apple should buy Tesla. In Andaan Ahmad’s opinion, Apple must buy Tesla to move out of the box and into a new market. Otherwise, Apple’s key debate will always be about Continue reading »
tags: Andaan Ahmad, Apple, Berenberg bank, Tesla, Tim Cook
Yesterday Apple held special event at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco and introduced it’s refreshed iPad (from now on iPad Air), iPad mini, MacBook Pro and Mac Pro desktop. New iPad Air will be rolled out to more countries (42 vs. 34, including China) than last year. Analysts were mostly surprised not because of the iPad Air but because of the OS update and the fact that apps are now free on the Mac side. The star of the show wasn’t iPad Air but Continue reading »
tags: Apple, Apple summary, Apple's event 2013, iPad Air, iPad mini, Mac Pro desktop, MacBook Pro, Retina display