If a recent camera order made by Apple is anything to go by, the next generation of iPod touches and iPod Nanos may very well be getting their own digital camera a la the iPhone. As the rumor goes, Apple placed an order for a “massive number of camera modules of the type that they include
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Mobilewhack on 6th Jul 2009 (via mobilewhack.com)
Written by Christina Warren As we reported earlier this month, Apple is hosting a media event the week of September 7th. No, this event won’t feature the launch of the elusive Apple Tablet, but historically, Apple launches new iPod products at a September event. Tags: apple, digital camera, ipod, iPod Touch Original story at Mashable! . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus re...
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iPhoneNano on 28th Aug 2009 (via iphonenano.net)
Some of the coolest apps in Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone App Store are widgets that let you use your iPhone or iPod touch as a remote control. You can control dozens of gadgets, ranging from your DVR to your computer or high-end digital camera. The best news: Many remote control apps are free, and most are a few bucks or less. www.businessinsider.com
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Over on the legal end, St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants has announced that the company is suing Apple, claiming that the iPhone infringes upon several digital camera patents. In the past, St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants has leveraged its patents as a major profit center and scored a $35 million payout from Canon in 2003 as well as a $25 million award from Sony back in 2001 i...
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iPhoneAlley on 6th Dec 2009 (via feedproxy.google.com)
You might have noticed that whenever you connect your iPhone or iPod touch to your computer, the operating system recognizes the device as a digital camera and displays a notification. This can be quite annoying and can occur in both Windows and Mac OS X systems. This is because digital...
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Another day, another patent lawsuit for Apple. This time, the target in the headlights is the multi-talented iPhone’s digital camera. St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants has filed a lawsuit against Apple in the United States District Court in Delaware, claiming the Cupertino company has violated several of its digital camera patents related to the iPhone. Four separate patents are in...
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MacLife on 4th Dec 2009 (via maclife.com)
Lawsuits are always messy affairs, and now St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants (SCIPC) is suing Apple, claiming that Apples popular iPhone infringes upon several digital camera patents. The companys track record probably would worry Apple slightly, as it scored a $35 milli... Original story at Ubergizmo . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more ...
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iPhoneNano on 7th Dec 2009 (via iphonenano.net)
So, anyone who doesn’t yet believe Apple intends shoving a camera inside a future iteration of the iPod touch really should chase across to Apple’s tech support pages, where a recently modified document seems to suggest Mac OS X thinks it does. The document, “iPhone and iPod touch: Disabling digital camera notification in Mac OS X”, seems an anomaly. After all, we all know ...
The actual iPhone 3G/3GS unlock here at iPhone Unlocking Solutions. The current generation phone, iPhone, has the features of a PC, an iPod, a digital camera and a mobile phone. It is one of the most preferred phones having features of networking and browsing. But it gets expensive to buy an iPhone because it comes with
Lawsuits are always messy affairs, and now St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants (SCIPC) is suing Apple, claiming that Apple’s popular iPhone infringes upon several digital camera patents. The company’s track record probably would worry Apple slightly, as it scored a $35 million payout from Canon back in 2003 and a $25 million prize from Sony
Looks like Apple's lawyers will be extra busy in the coming days. Some entity by the name of St. Clair Intellectual Property Consultants has filed suit against the house that Jobs built, alleging that the iPhone infringes upon several of its patents.
