News headlines

• VIP iPhone app drops from millionaire priced £279.99 to under a tenner
  

  Now more accessible to people who enjoy, or want to enjoy, luxury lifestyle say makers

• RouteBuddy intros RouteBuddy Atlas 1.3 for iPhone, iPod touch
  

  RouteBuddy Atlas can use the iPhone's built-in GPS and compass

• Glu intros 1000: Find 'Em All! for iPhone
  

  Find everything from a half eaten jam sandwich to a monkey with a typewriter

• Apple tells iPhone developers not to use GPS just for ads
  

  New policy concerns the use of the iPhone's Core Location services

• Intel Core i7 MacBook Pro spotted, new Apple laptops imminent?
  

  The MacBook Pro model designation is listed as "6,1"

• Apple vs. Google: Now Apple bans the word 'Android' from App Store
  

  Apple has apparently forbidden a developer from using the word "Android" in his App Store description

• Researcher: iPhone apps could spy on you
  

  Black Hat: Apple security claims are "exaggerated"

• Vodafone: We want the Apple iPad
  

  Vodafone notched up 100,000 iPhone sales up in just over a week

• Apple adds iPhone app previews via browser based iTunes Preview
  

  But clicking on link is required to open and download in iTunes

• Are iPad sceptics as wrong as iPhone naysayers were?
  

  A massive rush to iPad judgment is already underway

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Blogs

>> Tue, 09 Feb 2010

Apple unveils Aperture 3, then keeps mum about it

The online Apple Store, as many will know, shut down this morning, during which time traditionally the company adds new products unannounced.

>> Mon, 08 Feb 2010

Introducing the iPaper iPad

iPhone developer Revolutionary Concepts have come to the rescue of anyone wanting to seen sporting Apple's new iPad weeks before the official launch.

Apple's bans go way too far

By David Coursey

Is Apple's banning iPhone applicationss that would use location data for displaying advertising not as onerous as anything Microsoft tried - and mostly didn't get away with?

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