Notebook Re-designs

Notebooks:

As you may have heard everywhere, a rumour is spreading that Apple's notebook line-up may see a complete re-design of it's case. Most rumours are suggesting that an all aluminium case will be the new look. Aluminium would then be in line with the iMac and Mac Pro. MacBooks are also rumoured to be given the black keyboard from MacBook Air's. As we all know, Apple is trying to become more enviromentally friendly, and aluminium seems to be the greenest product they can find, and it looks good too!

There is know other news for today,

See you next time!

Sources: http://www.appleinsider.com/

Nike+iPhone, MacBook Air

iPhone:

The Nike+iPod Kit launched two years ago for the iPod Nano, is finally getting an update that will see support for the iPhone and iPod Touch. This came out of stuff.tv's Mark Wilson, who picked up on this info during a tour of the Nike headquarters at Oregon.

MacBook Air:

Apple issued a firmware update for the MacBook Air on thursday evening. This update addressed the MacBook air's Bluetooth, and it is recommended that every owner of the Ultra-Thin laptop install it.

Leopard:

Apple seeded 10.5.3 to developers on friday, build 9d19. It is meant to include bug fixes, and things for apps like Back To My Mac, Time Machine and many others.

That is todays news.

AppleTV Rival, iPhone 2.0 Extras

AppleTV:
In the latest bid to revitalize its fading brand amongst a flood of new competitors, movie rental house Blockbuster is said to be developing a set-top device for streaming films directly to TV sets.

iPhone:
Apple's next generation iPhone 2.0 software is expected to bring both contact search and meeting invites, according the latest builds distributed to developers. Based on a information from software distributed privately to enterprise beta testers, new screenshots reveal a new search bar in the Contacts menu. The new feature replaces the magnifying glass icon seen in the iPhone SDK demo, according to the report. In addition, the drawer button in the Calendar application, previously inactive, provides access to a meeting invitation interface that displays the number of new requests as an icon badge -- much like other new content notifications, according to the report. Engadget also indicates that enterprise users don't get the app store or iTunes store icons.

Not much other news around today,

See you tomorrow!

WEDNESDAY 9TH APRIL 2008

iPhone in Australia

A report came out today from one of Australia's largest Apple communities that the iPhone will hit the country in June this year, there is also some speculation that this release could bring with it 3G, which would be a big boost for Apple in iPhone sales.

Source

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