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Apple to hold iPhone 4 press conference
Apple will hold a press conference to talk about the troubled iPhone 4 - but remains tight-lipped on what it will discuss.
Apple will hold a press conference to talk about the troubled iPhone 4 - but remains tight-lipped on what it will discuss.
It's not often you get three ex Mac magazine editors together in one room - but it happened this week. Virtually, anyway.
The test of a company can often be how it responds in the face of adversity, so it will be fascinating to watch Apple over the coming days and weeks.
The new iPhone is being marketed on its ability to make video calls. Will it's FaceTime app finally succeed where its predecessors failed?
Apple's iOS4 lock-down may cost it in the smartphone market, the same way its 'no clone' policy hit it in the 1990s.
The iPad is supposed to launch in New Zealand in late - but there's still no official word on exactly when.
A library in your handbag? Cheaper reading? The salvation of newspapers? Digital publishing promises all that and more. But, reports Karyn Scherer, the future isn't quite here yet.
Apple admitted that iPhones overestimate their signal strength by up to two bars.
Hallelujah! The new iPhone is thinner, faster, and easier to get a grip on – and the battery lasts
Apple's mobile operating system, iOS4, is now available through iTunes for iPhone and iPod Touch - iPad users will have to wait.
A sleeker, faster fourth-generation iPhone has been hailed as the "biggest leap" since the original.
High-def video shooting - and even editing - can be done on Apple's latest iPhone.
It seems the iPad came before the iPhone – one among a series of revelations from Apple CEO Steve Jobs in a recent lengthy interview.
The BBC is keeping pace with technological change.
Australians are buying up iPads at an alarming rate - but Kiwis still have to wait until 'sometime' in July.
2degrees is set to woo Vodafone's first wave of iPhone customers as they commit to another term with the mobile operator.
'I've got my iMac computer and my iPhone and I would probably buy anything that had an i in front of it,' said an Apple fangirl as the iPad launched in Sydney.
Readers now have the option of turning digital rather than paper pages after yesterday's launch of Whitcoulls' e-book service.