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Global sales of the iPhone paved the way for higher than expected earnings by computer giant Apple during the first quarter. Shares in Apple stock rose by six per cent to $254, the highest the company has seen since its inception in 1977. The 50 per cent increase in revenue and 90 per cent increase in [...]
(Read More)14th Apr 10
US customers to blame for UK iPad delay
by Sally Davies
The unexpectedly high US demand for Apple Computer’s new iPad has caused the technology giant to delay international shipments of the popular device by one month. This means a longer wait for anxious techies in the UK, who can now expect to get their hands on the iPad by the end of May. Sales of [...]
(Read More)3rd Feb 10
iPad may come with webcam
by Harry Oldfield
New reports have emerged speculating that the release of the new Apple iPad may come with a webcam, after closer scrutiny of the device which company chief Steve Jobs presented last month may actually be a webcam, similar to that on the MacBook Pro. A small screenshot from the official video of the event shows [...]
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