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Well, it looks like Nintendo isn’t the only gaming company that thinks Apple is the “enemy of the future” — Sony has now also taken aim at iPhone gaming in a new PSP ad featuring Kevin Butler’s pint-sized counterpart, Marcus Rivers. In it, Marcus reminds viewers that the iPhone is built for things like “texting …
Former Apple global supply manager Paul Shin Devine has pleaded not guilty to charges that he took kickbacks from Asian parts suppliers in exchange for leaking information about unreleased products. The plot thickens, however, thanks to several suppliers offering contrasting reports on whether or not they paid kickbacks to Devine. Devine made his plea in …
Well, would you look at that. Just days after Apple made official its purchase of Liquidmetal’s IP, now the world is finding out how the two love birds are working together. Or, should we say, have been working together. According to Atakan Peker, the alloy’s co-inventor, the SIM ejector tool that ships with older iPhone …
Barnes & Noble has updated its NOOK ereader app range, with a new iPhone app (that also works on the iPod touch) together with rebranding their NOOK for PC and NOOK for iPad apps. The new NOOK for iPhone gets the same iPad customization, together with last-page-read sync across ebooks also being viewed on the …
Barnes & Noble told us this update was in the pipeline when it introduced Nook for Android, and sure enough, said update is hitting the intertubes this fine morning. The iPhone and iPod touch version of the Nook app is said to be completely overhauled, while the iPad edition is the company’s first to offer …
Asus has lowered the shipment expectations for its popular line of netbooks. It seems that the iPad and its massive popularity has put a crimp in sales for Asus. I am sure that Asus isn’t the only company that feels the impact of the iPad. DigiTimes reports that Asus lowered goals for Q3 to 1.4 …
The 7-inch iPad rumors are suddenly hot and heavy. In the last few weeks, we’ve seen a series of reports claiming that Apple was working on a smaller iPad (or bigger iPod touch?) set for release between the end of 2010 or early 2011. A DigiTimes piece, sourcing its own “analyst,” claimed that the device …
