On Monday, the Wall Street Journal has reported that Apple Inc. is now having a collaborative work with manufacturers in Asia on a device that is anticipated to change the way people watch TV. However, it is not clear yet if it’s a TV set or just a simple robust version of the Apple TV set-top box that is already available on the market.
The report tells that the company’s television project remains to be informal and in its early phases of testing. Recently, Apple has been reportedly connected to its main assembler — Hon Hai Industries — to collaborate . . . → Read More: Apple TV anticipated in 2014, still in early phases of testing
For the Asian countries, your wait is finally over! That’s if you are waiting for the iTunes to become available in your countries.
Wednesday, Apple finally announced that its online media store iTunes is now available in 12 Asian countries including Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Philippines, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Vietnam. This will be a big news, yet making it easier for music lovers to find, buy, and download their favorite music as well as videos.
Previously, only New Zealand, Japan, and Australia are the only countries that can access iTunes because of . . . → Read More: iTunes Now Available in 12 Asian Countries
Piracy just isn’t actually really do the bad that the record companies claims it to be, and may even often be a way for companies to draw in more consumers, according to Mikael Hed, Rovio Mobile chief executive .
Rovio Mobile, the firm powering the popular game Angry Birds, understands with regards to piracy. Not simply has the video game alone already been ripped off mercilessly, but it really has progressively turned into a target for false marketing. But Mikael Hed does not see this as being a problem. Actually, he sees appreciable advantages to piracy.
Mikael Hed . . . → Read More: Rovio Mobile: Piracy Can Promote Products Even More
Apple Inc. has reportedly begun the assembly of the iPhone 5 in preparation for the launching this October.
Macotakara, a Chinese-based source stated that Pegatron and Foxconn have begun assembling the iPhone 5 preparing for the early launch this October in the U.S. and late October launch in Asia. Launching for other countries is not yet mentioned.
The report also said the once these units are assembled, they are not going to be boxed up yet. This is because Apple Inc. said that they are not ready to install the latest iOS 5 for . . . → Read More: Assembly of iPhone 5 Begins