Apple updates iOS versions of iMovie, GarageBand
Apple has updated iMovie for iOS devices, adding support for audio and video output via HDMI, as well as updating GarageBand for iPad with new support for AirPlay and audio file importing.
News Archives for 06/01/2011
Daniel Eran Dilger
MAC Defender variant quickly thwarts Apple's Mac OS X security update [u]
A day after Apple released a security update for Mac OS X to address the "MAC Defender" malware, a new variant of the bogus antivirus software has been spotted in the wild [update: Apple has quickly responded, too].
AppleInsider Staff
Nokia denies $19B Microsoft purchase, but rumored deal viewed as boon for Apple
Nokia reacted quickly on Wednesday to a report claiming its phone business was acquired by Microsoft for $19 billion, calling it "baseless." But one Wall Street analyst had another word to describe a hypothetical deal between the two companies, at least for Apple investors: "heaven."
Neil Hughes
Patent infringement suit targets Apple over use of Intel CPUs
Apple, Intel and Hewlett-Packard have all been hit with a new patent infringement lawsuit that takes issue with Apple's iMac and its use of Intel processors.
Sam Oliver
Apple may offer free iCloud services with aggressively priced Mac OS X Lion
Apple next week is likely to announce that all Mac owners who run the latest version of the OS X operating system, Lion, will also receive at least some of the services from iCloud for free, sources have told AppleInsider.
iCloud preannouncement leads Wall Street to expect big things from Apple at WWDC
After Apple tipped its hand on Tuesday and revealed it will unveil its new iCloud service next week, Wall Street analysts believe the company has set the stage for a strong software-focused Worldwide Developers Conference keynote.
JP Morgan: Apple's iPad rivals reduce build plans after 'early dose of reality'
A new investor report from J.P. Morgan on Wednesday indicates that Apple's competitors in the tablet market have reduced their build plans after receiving an "early dose of reality" in the form of lackluster sales.
Josh Ong
Google, Apple renew partnership for maps, search in iPhone
Google Executive Chairman and former CEO Eric Schmidt revealed Tuesday that his company had reached a deal with Apple to continue providing its maps and search technology for the iPhone.
Rumor: Apple certifying components for third-gen iPad
Just months after launching the iPad 2 to sell-out crowds, Apple has reportedly begun certifying components for the next-generation iPad, according to sources out of the Far East.
