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• Apple’s Q1 2013 Results: By The Numbers
• Twitter’s Video Sharing Service Vine Set To Launch Standalone iOS App
• Tim Cook On Cheaper iPhone, iPhone With Bigger Screen, Apple TV And More
• YouTube, Netflix, and Others Testing AirPlay Alternative DIAL
• iPhone 5 To Get LTE Support on 36 More Carriers Next Week
• Tim Cook Responds To Rumors About iPhone 5 Order Cuts
• Apple Q1 2013 Financial Results Mixed: iPhones and iPads up, iMacs and iPods down
• Apple Job Posting Hints at New API and Framework in the Next Version of iOS
• Sign and edit PDF files on your Mac with PDFpen [Deals Hub]
• Larry Page Drops Hints About a New Google Phone

Apple’s Q1 2013 Results: By The Numbers Posted: 24 Jan 2013 03:26 AM PST Yesterday,  Apple posted record quarterly revenue of $54.5 billion and record quarterly net profit of $13.1 billion, or $13.87 per diluted share in Q1 2013 (fourth calendar quarter), compared to revenue of $46.3 billion and net profit of $13.1 billion, or $13.87 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Continue reading →

Twitter’s Video Sharing Service Vine Set To Launch Standalone iOS App Posted: 23 Jan 2013 11:18 PM PST Vine is a video sharing startup acquired by Twitter last fall. What makes their app and sharing interesting is that you can only share 6 seconds of video at at time and the app works so it’s easier to quickly record short bits of video to stitch together. Continue reading →

Tim Cook On Cheaper iPhone, iPhone With Bigger Screen, Apple TV And More Posted: 23 Jan 2013 08:31 PM PST During the earnings call earlier today, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook responded to a number of questions about Apple’s marketshare, iPhone with bigger screen, product pipeline, Apple TV etc. Here’s are some excerpts from that call: Continue reading →

YouTube, Netflix, and Others Testing AirPlay Alternative DIAL Posted: 23 Jan 2013 05:50 PM PST As awesome as AirPlay is, it does have that teeny weeny little flaw—it’s proprietary to Apple. Now, wouldn’t it be great to have something like AirPlay that could run on TVs, set-top boxes, or Internet-connected home theaters that gave the same easy discoverability and even more features (like letting a TV launch an app on your phone)? That’s way the open-protocol DIAL is shooting for and they have some pretty big backers in YouTube and Netflix. Continue reading →

iPhone 5 To Get LTE Support on 36 More Carriers Next Week Posted: 23 Jan 2013 05:33 PM PST During the earnings call, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook revealed that 36 more carriers will be offering LTE services to their iPhone and iPad customers next week. In case you’re not aware, Apple doesn't enable LTE on the iPhone 5 on a carrier's network unless it passes the company's own set of tests.  Continue reading →

Tim Cook Responds To Rumors About iPhone 5 Order Cuts Posted: 23 Jan 2013 05:06 PM PST There have been several rumors and speculations, which have claimed that Apple has cut iPhone 5 component orders due to weak demand. These speculations had put a lot of pressure on the stock even before the company announced its results today. Continue reading →

Apple Q1 2013 Financial Results Mixed: iPhones and iPads up, iMacs and iPods down Posted: 23 Jan 2013 01:50 PM PST Ahead of the earnings call scheduled for 2 PM today, Apple has released its Q1 2013 earnings. The earnings are decidedly mixed with narrowly missing estimates with $54.5 billion in revenue, but beating estimates with $13.1 billion in profit. In the crucial device department metric, iPhone sales were up 23%, iPads up 33%, but iMacs down 22% and iPods also down 18%. This story and analysis is developing, so stay tuned as we update the post. Continue reading →

Apple Job Posting Hints at New API and Framework in the Next Version of iOS Posted: 23 Jan 2013 12:43 PM PST We all have our wish list for iOS 7, but if you apply for a job at Apple you could help shape it. Apple is looking for an iOS Frameworks QA Engineer to help with testing the new things coming in iOS. Of course we don’t know what that could be…at least until June. Continue reading →

Sign and edit PDF files on your Mac with PDFpen [Deals Hub] Posted: 23 Jan 2013 11:57 AM PST We all know dealing with PDF files can be a pain. We've all had a PDF file that we've wanted to modify in some form or another and found ourselves only to be left with no real way to do it. But thanks to iPhone Hacks and PDFPen, those days are over. PDFpen is your simple solution to making all of your PDF dreams come true. It offers a powerful editing capability – one that is unmatched at this price! With this iPhone Hacks Deals offer, you can get PDFpen for only $30 (50% off) you can get this stellar piece of software that will become an integral part of your document workflow. Continue reading →

Larry Page Drops Hints About a New Google Phone Posted: 23 Jan 2013 11:33 AM PST In yesterday’s earnings call, Larry Page dropped hints (or what people are taking as hints) that Google could be working on a new phone—a phone unlike the Nexus which would be completely controlled by Google. Features? Unbreakable screens, long battery life, and wireless charging are all rumored to be part of a mythic Google X phone Continue reading →

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