Tag Archives: Launch
Tim Cook admits that iMac launch should have been postponed to avoid delays for customers
When asked about staggered product launches during the Q&A of Apple’s Q2 2013 earnings call today, Apple CEO Tim Cook admitted that he wished Apple would have postponed the launch of the new iMac until after the holiday season in order to avoid the significant delays that customers experienced in the initial months of launch: I don’t spend a [...]
Google launches ‘Places for Business’ iPhone app to manage business information across Google services
Today, Google has released a new iPhone and iPod touch application for its Places for Business platform. Places for Business is a Google service that allows business owners to manage the presence of their business across Google services such as Search, Maps, and Google+. Now, with the new app, these tasks can be handled on [...]
More reports claim next iPhone to include fingerprint tech, could lead to launch delays
Brian White, Topeka Capital’s Apple analyst that previously gave some quite out there predictions for an Apple TV with “iRing”, today is saying that his recent checks with suppliers in Asia indicate Apple will include fingerprint sensor tech in the next iPhone. For what it’s worth, White says it could be the flagship feature of [...]
T-Mobile Begins $99 iPhone 5 Sales, Sees Lines At Retail Stores
T-Mobile is kicking off its official sales of the iPhone 5 today, marking the first time the U.S.'s fourth largest carrier has offered an Apple smartphone. Thanks to T-Mo's new Uncarrier plans, the iPhone 5 can be had starting at just $99, with two years of $20 monthly payments to cover the balance, or for free if you're switching from another carrier and bring a device in for trade. So far, so good, according to reports of lines forming at retail stores for a phone that's now over six months old.
T-Mobile Begins $99 iPhone 5 Sales, Sees Lines At Retail Stores
T-Mobile is kicking off its official sales of the iPhone 5 today, marking the first time the U.S.'s fourth largest carrier has offered an Apple smartphone. Thanks to T-Mo's new Uncarrier plans, the iPhone 5 can be had starting at just $99, with two years of $20 monthly payments to cover the balance, or for free if you're switching from another carrier and bring a device in for trade. So far, so good, according to reports of lines forming at retail stores for a phone that's now over six months old.
Review: Panic’s Status Board — the ultimate information dashboard for your iPad
The guys over at Panic Inc. have been teasing their new iPad app on their blog and Twitter all week, and today the app known as Status Board hits the App Store. Panic was kind enough to allow us a preview of its app, and needless to say, we liked what we found. The Oregon-based [...]
iPhone 5 Sales In China Reportedly “Robust,” Despite Lack Of Lineups
Apple's iPhone 5 is a "hit" according to English-language Chinese newspaper Shanghai Daily, despite the fact that there were not huge lineups or riots in the streets as there were on iPhone 4S launch day. That's because most of the new phones were sold at China Unicom and China Telecom stores, the newspaper reports, rather than at Apple's three Shanghai stores. In Shanghai alone, the newspaper puts first day sales at around 20,000 iPhone 5s through brick and mortar retail.
Jawbone revamps and relaunches Up tracking bracelet for $129
Jawbone released Up, an app-enabled wearable fitness tracker, roughly one year ago, but a slew of hardware issues ensued, and now the company has corrected those errors and launched a second iteration of the product today with 141 new parts. The primary problems with the original version of Up concerned water contamination and flexibility. It [...]
Apple’s iPad Mini Launch Draws Smaller Crowds Than Previous Product Debuts
The iPad mini officially went on sale today, and the response at physical retail stores has been mixed. Some areas are seeing decent-sized lines, according to Reuters this morning, including Tokyo and Seoul Apple Stores with crowds of 100 or more, but overall, the news organization notes that crowds are smaller than they have been in the past for other launches.
Apple’s iPad Mini Launch Draws Smaller Crowds Than Previous Product Debuts
The iPad mini officially went on sale today, and the response at physical retail stores has been mixed. Some areas are seeing decent-sized lines, according to Reuters this morning, including Tokyo and Seoul Apple Stores with crowds of 100 or more, but overall, the news organization notes that crowds are smaller than they have been in the past for other launches.
