Sony’s restraining orders and lawsuits have clearly not been enough to stop people from breaking into their system, releasing vital information, and making them lose potentially millions of dollars in pirated goods. However, there are sources close to the company that say they’re ready to implement a new anti-piracy system that’s been in the talks for years. — Details after the break!
How many times have you been pestered by an iTunes update to also download Apple’s own Safari browser? For me, it’s a chore to have to decline the update every single time since I’m not too keen on dumping Chrome for Safari anytime soon. But if the rumors are true, and iTunes and Safari are joining together in holy matrimony, then I no longer will have a choice. — Details after the break!
Ok, just as a disclaimer, this is not an actual iPad 2. This is a plastic model that case manufacturers get to use when they create cases. Essentially, it is an iPad 2, it just doesn’t do anything.
However, anyone can make a plastic model, which is why we’re not holding our breath.
Motorola made a substantial splash at the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show, announcing a smartphone the likes the world has never seen before. And whilst the company received nothing but praise from the international press, there was one looming question: when would it launch? Well, thanks to an internal slip obtained by Android Central, all fingers point to an AT&T launch on March 1st.
Just yesterday, Apple released the iOS 4.3 beta for developers, and one of the key features introduced was the new touch gestures. But as you can see in the images above, perhaps this new iOS feature is a prelude as to what iPad 2 may actually end up looking — sans a Home button.
With such gestures you can now close and switch applications without the need of using the home button; navigating through your device has never been easier. And with rumors going around that Apple employees are testing out this buttonless devices at the Apple facilities, there’s a possibility that this change may apply to not just the iPad, but all future iPhone and iPod Touch generations.
With the introduction of Mac OS X Lion in late October, some subtle hints were given that touch enabled iMacs were soon to come. And it seemed that, with the upcoming release of Lion, future OS’ updates would continually show more and more similarities to iOS4. Assumed “hints” were not the only evidence we’ve seen though, as numerous amounts of patents have been passed throughout the past year including one for a touch enabled monitor. After mainly focusing on their mobile devices for the past few years, could this just be a ploy to merge their huge iOS4 success with the Mac? — More details after the break!
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