In fiscal 2010, the Cupertino, California-based company posted 90-plus-percent iPhone growth. Now, Apple looks set to roughly double sales again and iPad volume will likewise explode.
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The seemingly credible rumors to date have been almost categorical that the release of a Long Term Evolution (LTE) + CDMA compatible iPhone isn’t in the cards for 2011. Nevertheless, rumors of just such a device persist.
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Apple will almost certainly not get a fix out in time for the daylight savings bug currently afflicting the iPhone around the world, but there is a way that you can save yourself a lot of trouble when it’s your turn.
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Big Red has been training new phone support staff by the thousands and those people will be getting their first real work out starting next Tuesday. But is the “iconic device” the Motorola Droid Pro — i.e. just another Android phone — or is Verizon really gonna try to own Christmas with iPhone 4 vaporware (i.e. won’t ship until next year)?
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You can quibble over the actual words he used, but in a nutshell Mr. Sugar Mountain rolled out a tweaked Facebook app for the iPhone. No, there still isn’t a dedicated iPad app (i.e. it still looks like pixelated crap in 2X mode) and there aren’t any show stopping features.
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The Apple App Store has given the go-ahead for the new Skyfire browser to run on the iPhone, and Skyfire comes very close indeed to bringing Flash back to Apple mobile devices.
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Here’s an idea whose time has come again. Remember when you could carry your Mac around in your pocket on an iPod? Here’s the same idea rewritten for a new decade, though it remains to be seen whether we’ll like it any better this go around.
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The sales of Android-powered smart phones continue to lead those of the iPhone, but it appears that Apple is not losing much in the way of sales. Instead, it is the RIM Blackberry that’s going downhill.
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