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.Com just isn't good enough for Apple. The tech titan is looking to buck tradition in a very self-promotional fashion as the company lobbies for a new website address that could launch the era of the ".apple" domains.

The AP reported Wednesday morning that the beans were spilled on Apple's plan at a London-based conference. As it turns out, ".apple" is in good company among the proposed domains that other ...

Some lucky new MacBook Pro buyer found a little Foxconn gem packaged with his shiny new laptop. He found a card with 13 rules written on it, presumably left in the box by a Foxconn factory worker. Gizmodo has coined the information printed on the card the “13 Commandments of Foxconn.”

Translated, the commandments are as follows:



The “commandments” are ...

According to sources close to the matter, Apple will finally be abandoning their social media service, Ping, in the next iteration of iTunes. AllThingsD confirms that the service is no longer going to be around after the new iTunes rolls out alongside iOS 6.

Back in his spotlight session at the D10 conference in May, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company might be killing off Ping as he promised ...

A new app named ConnecTV was recently released for the iPad, Mac and PC, which allows users to share their favorite shows with friends and family at any time and from anywhere. The app allows users to instantly share whatever they are viewing with just a touch of a button.

In addition to being able to watch the show, you’ll get new features about the show you’re watching including real-time stats for games and other ...

Apple announced iOS 6 for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch at WWDC recently and with the new updated version of iOS a slew of new features are headed our way. The features range from the new and highly anticipated iOS 6 Maps app, a questionable “Passbook” native app, the option to use FaceTime over cellular data, to additional features for Siri. iOS 6 as a whole is said to have over 200 new features that ...

Turns out Apple isn’t abandoning pro users, they’re just testing how much pro users value the virtue of patience.

Time Cook in a response to an email from a concerned Apple customer simply named “Franz” states in plain english that Apple is “working on something really great for later next year.”

The late Steve Jobs was known for personally responding to emails, but his responses ...

iMovie is ready for Retina.

Wasting no time at all, Apple on Tuesday announced an update to the company's hugely popular video editing platform known as iMovie. Version 9.0.6 has been released and, best of all, it has been optimized to support the dazzling new Retina display of the refreshed MacBook Pro unveiled yesterday at WWDC.


We understand that the update (which comes as a 1.26 ...

Apple’s new iOS 6 mapping has been beautifully done. The maps are gorgeous, informative, and quick at loading. Apple also let us know at WWDC 2012 yesterday that they are no longer using Google Maps as a mapping service in their native iOS Maps application and that they are now using their very own solution. So who exactly are they using for mapping services now?

Taking a look in the Maps application ...

Apple has officially ripped Messages for Mac off of their Web site. The application was offered as a free download while in its beta stage so that all Mac OS X Lion users could see what it was like to be able to iMessages people with other Macs, iPhones, iPod touches, and iPads right from the comfort of their personal Mac computer. Of course, Apple never included a Windows version of the client because ...

Although Apple and Google are likely going to remain bitter rivals in the smartphone space with their competing mobile platforms, the gap between Android and iOS may be closing.

Following Apple's official preview of iOS 6 yesterday at the WWDC 2012 kickoff, no shortage of heavyweight Wall Street analysts find themselves in rare agreement across the mobile landscape this morning. Based on rampant, industry-wide ...

Here's a headline you probably saw coming immediately after Apple introduced the new MacBook Pro with Retina display in the keynote of WWDC 2012 yesterday (check out MMi's complete coverage here).

Although the next generation MacBook Pro just became available for purchase online 24 hours ago, shipping times for the breathtaking refreshed 15-inch beauty have already gotten longer. Touting the new offering ...