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    1. Apple's New Mountain Lion Has Over-the-Top Video Implications

      Explore iPhone News (Feb 17 2012) Applications

      Apple's New Mountain Lion Has Over-the-Top Video Implications AirPlay, a feature of Apple's new "Mountain Lion" operating system, allows users to wirelessly beam what's on the screen of your iPhone, iPad, or Mac to your TV, if you have an AppleTV. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   abc   Gary Kim

    2. Consumers Have Big Expectations about iPhone 5's Capabilities: PriceGrabber Survey

      Explore iPhone News (Jul 26 2011) Marketing

      Consumers Have Big Expectations about iPhone 5's Capabilities: PriceGrabber Survey The next big launch in the industry will be Apple's iPhone 5. The previous generations of iPhones have already beaten their competitor products to become the world's most fascinating smartphone. A new study from PriceGrabber, reveals that that 35 percent of consumers plan to purchase the latest iPhone upon its release. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Motorola   Apple   Microsoft Windows

    3. Apple's iPhone Up, Android Flat and RIM Down

      Explore iPhone News (Jul 6 2011) Marketing

      Apple's iPhone Up, Android Flat and RIM Down The year 2010 saw Google's Android gain rapid momentum, surging ahead of Apple's iOS platform. Google took comfort from the fact that the number of smartphones using its Android OS continued to grow with its market share, outpacing that of Apple's iOS. Of course, BlackBerry from RIM was not even in the running with a dip in percentage points in the market. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   Apple   Nielsen

    4. Feature Phone Owners Want Androids, Smartphone Owners Want iPhones

      Explore iPhone News (Jun 28 2011) Marketing

      Feature Phone Owners Want Androids, Smartphone Owners Want iPhones Consumers in France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom looking at buying a new smartphone overwhelming prefer the Apple iPhone, a survey by the Yankee Group has found. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Nokia   Goldman Sachs

    5. iPhones Track Your Location for up to a Year, but Apple Calls It a "Misunderstanding"

      Explore iPhone News (Apr 27 2011) Marketing

      iPhones Track Your Location for up to a Year, but Apple Calls It a "Misunderstanding" If you are an iPhone user worried about the rumors that Apple Inc. tracks and stores your location for up to a year, Apple wants you to know that it's all been a big misunderstanding. The phone should only be tracking you for a week. Anything after that is a mistake. Doesn't that make you feel better? (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   Apple   Google Inc.

    6. Google Launches Disco, Group-Texting Service and iPhone App

      Explore iPhone News (Mar 28 2011) Marketing

      Google Launches Disco, Group-Texting Service and iPhone App Google entered the group-texting services space this weekend with the launch of Disco, yet another mass-messaging offering for both mobile phones and Web interfaces. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   Beecher Tuttle   Janice McDuffee

    7. Mobclix Study Compares iPhone Usage on AT&T and Verizon Network

      Explore iPhone News (Mar 28 2011) Marketing

      Mobclix Study Compares iPhone Usage on AT&T and Verizon Network Mobclix, a real-time bidding mobile ad exchange, published the results of a survey it conducted on the current state of the iPhone market. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   AT&T

    8. Apple Plans to Increase Size of iPhone Screen

      Explore iPhone News (Feb 15 2011) Marketing

      Apple Plans to Increase Size of iPhone Screen Apple is planning to increase the screen size of the iPhone to four inches for the fifth generation of the device, according to a report from DigiTimes. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   Samsung   AT&T

    9. AT&T to Sell iPhone 3GS for $49

      Explore iPhone News (Jan 6 2011) Marketing

      AT&T to Sell iPhone 3GS for $49 If price is a deterrent in getting an iPhone, opportunity will come knocking this Friday as the iPhone 3GS will be available with the cut price tag of $49 from AT&T. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   AT&T   Janice McDuffee

    10. iPads Selling at Apple Stores at 8.8 Units Per Hour, Say Analysts

      Explore iPhone News (Nov 30 2010)

      iPads Selling at Apple Stores at 8.8 Units Per Hour, Say Analysts Given the popularity of Apple's newest devices and the pull the company holds in the tech industry, it's not a great surprise that some Wall Street analysts are keeping a close eye - a VERY close eye - on the sales and inventory levels at Apple stores right now. According to FORTUNE, one of these teams of analysts was led by Deutsche Bank's Chris Whitmore, who conducted an informal survey by calling more than ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Gene Munster   Deutsche Bank

    11. Turn on Orb TV Device with a Click of a Button, or Your Smartphone

      Explore iPhone News (Nov 19 2010) Marketing

      Turn on Orb TV Device with a Click of a Button, or Your Smartphone Orb TV has introduced a 99.00 device that allows users to enjoy all their music, photos and videos anywhere in the house, according to the company. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   WMA   AAC   Ed Silverstein

    12. AT&T Subscribes to GetJar's App Store

      Explore iPhone News (Nov 11 2010) Marketing

      AT&T Subscribes to GetJar's App Store AT&T, a wireless service provider for a majority of iPhone users in the United States, reportedly agreed to become the carrier partner of GetJar in an attempt to allow its customers to make use of GetJar's app store that offers a catalog of 75,000 mobile apps covering just about every other major device except Apple's. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   AT&T   Apple   Sprint Nextel

    13. Apple's Q4 Earnings Show Enormous iPhone Sales Growth

      Explore iPhone News (Oct 18 2010)

      Apple's Q4 Earnings Show Enormous iPhone Sales Growth Apple just released its official Q4 2010 results, and they are doozies. Announcing revenue of $20.34 billion and net quarterly profit of $4.31 billion, Apple sold 3.89 million Macs, 14.1 million iPhones, 9.05 million iPods, and 4.19 million iPads during the quarter making enormous growth from last year's Q4. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Peter Oppenheimer   University of Connecticut

    14. Apple in Talks with Record Labels on Subscription Music Service

      Explore iPhone News (Oct 8 2010) Business Models , Marketing

      Apple in Talks with Record Labels on Subscription Music Service Apple is talking with major record labels about a subscription music service that would give customers unlimited access to songs for a monthly fee, sources told the New York Post. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Microsoft   Apple   New York Post

    15. Vast Majority of iPad Buyers Will Be Existing Apple Owners, Strategy Analytics Reports

      Explore iPhone News (Aug 26 2010) Marketing

      Vast Majority of iPad Buyers Will Be Existing Apple Owners, Strategy Analytics Reports A recent survey by Strategy Analytics' Connected Home Devices reveals that less than 2% of US consumers who do not own an Apple device intend to buy an iPad. On the other hand, more than 18% of existing Apple customers intend to purchase an iPad in the near future. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Apple   Inc   Carolyn John

    16. Best Buy Offers Free Side Shield for all iPhone 4 Customers

      Explore iPhone News (Aug 2 2010)

      Best Buy Offers Free Side Shield for all iPhone 4 Customers Best Buy announced that it will offer a free Side Shield case for the iPhone 4 for all customers who make purchases at Best Buy outlets. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Shamila Janakiraman   Carphone Warehouse

    17. Telecom Software Groups to Battle it Out Against App Giants

      Explore iPhone News (Jul 27 2010)

      Telecom Software Groups to Battle it Out Against App Giants In the battle for mobile phone applications, two telecom software groups have joined forces to compete with the main industry powerhouses - Apple and Google. The merge, which will bring together JIL and WAC, will allow software developers to access their 3 billion customers with just one software version, Reuters reported. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Telefonica   Vodafone   Google

    18. Apple digs a deeper iHole

      Explore iPhone News (Jul 6 2010)

      Apple digs a deeper iHole The iPhone 4 was supposed to be Apple's latest technological triumph. Instead, the company seems to be determined to fall back on its corporate culture that it - not the customer - is always right. Perhaps the greatest irony of all is Apple's corporate culture led it to its problem today. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Google   AT&T   Nokia

    19. Skinnier Girth, Bigger Battery and Higher-Res Display: New iPhone Rumors Center on Size

      Explore iPhone News (May 17 2010)

      Skinnier Girth, Bigger Battery and Higher-Res Display: New iPhone Rumors Center on Size Proving again that when it comes to telecom size really does matter, iPhone is prepping to launch the sequel to the trusty 3GS, which will reportedly come with a bigger battery, and a two-times-higher-resolution display. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Marisa Torrieri   DigiTimes   Engadget

    20. EarthLink Launches Touch-Fill-Go App on Apple App Store

      Explore iPhone News (Jan 25 2010)

      This application allows users to click a picture of any document, fill it out, organize, sign and e-mail it as a PDF document from any iPhone or iPod Touch. (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Bluetooth