What could Apple's new "most important" project be?

Source: ITWorld.com

Jonathan Ive, correction, SIR Jonathan Ive, Apple's senior VP of industrial design made reference to what Apple is working on now, and called it "the most important and best work we've done." That is saying ...
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What could Apple's new "most important" project be?

Source: ITWorld.com

Jonathan Ive, correction, SIR Jonathan Ive, Apple's senior VP of industrial design made reference to what Apple is working on now, and called it "the most important and best work we've done." That is saying something coming from a guy who worked on the ...
Full article at: ITWorld.com  More like this  1 day ago, 1:05pm CDT

Mozilla readies Firefox for Mountain Lion's Gatekeeper

Source: ComputerWorld

Computerworld - Mozilla is scrambling to craft a code-signed version of Firefox for the Mac in case Apple launches OS X 10.8, or Mountain Lion, early. In February, Apple announced that Mountain Lion will include a new feature, dubbed "Gat ...
Full article at: ComputerWorld  More like this  4 days ago, 10:31am CDT

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What's Missing from the iPhone 5 Rumor Mill

Source: CIO.com

Network World — A key tenet of Apple rumormongering is that Apple history repeats itself repeatedly: If Apple has done X, Y and 42 so much as twice consecutively, pundits posit that Apple will do X, Y and 42 a third time. So I'm going to use this methodo ...
Full article at: CIO.com  More like this  4 days ago, 9:39am CDT

Opinion: What's missing from the iPhone 5 rumor mill

Source: Macworld UK

A key tenet of Apple rumormongering is that Apple history repeats itself repeatedly: If Apple has done X, Y and 42 so much as twice consecutively, pundits posit that Apple will do X, Y and 42 a third time. So I'm going to ...
Full article at: Macworld UK  More like this  5 days ago, 4:50am CDT