Late yesterday Apple shared a photo they took during their celebration of Steve Jobs’ life. In the photo above, Apple CEO, Tim Cook is seen speaking before a massive crowd of Apple employees. In the press release it was noted that others welcomed on stage included: Jony Ive, Al Gore, Bill Campbell, as well as musical artists Coldplay and Norah Jones. Also of note was that the homepage of Apple.com was returned to the iPhone 4S splash page
As most of us know, Apple closed its campus and retail stores for a few hours today to mourn the passing of Steve Jobs. As we’ve come to learn, Steve was working on Apple’s next product launch up until his last day. PCMag is reporting that CEO of SoftBank, Masayoshi Son revealed in an interview with the U.S. Ambassador to Japan, John Roos that the former Apple CEO was still working on Apple’s next product launch up until the day before he passed away.
As most of us know, Apple closed its campus and retail stores for a few hours today to mourn the passing of Steve Jobs. As we’ve come to learn, Steve was working on Apple’s next product launch up until his last day. PCMag is reporting that CEO of SoftBank, Masayoshi Son revealed in an interview with the U.S
Have you ever wondered how much Apple has to shell out year after year just to keep iTunes running? I hadn’t either, until 9to5Mac made some interesting observations regarding the application’s total yearly cost.
As you may know, Apple’s iOS 4.1 software update brings a cool new feature to the iPhone’s Camera app. Dubbed “HDR” (which stands for “high dynamic range” photography), this new mode of taking digital photos is pretty clever. If you want to check out exactly why you should be excited about HDR photography, check out our article here . However, for some time now, another application has been able to produce HDR digital photographs on iPhone 3GS handsets