It is very much expected that Apple will unveil its new iSlate table computer towards the end of this month. This will run on iPhone OS 4.0 which will also power future smartphones and handhelds. The upcoming tablet computer will need some significant changes to the iPhone OS. Including support for at least one more
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PhonesReview on 6th Jan 2010 (via phonesreview.co.uk)
A further rumor has surfaced regarding Apple's supposed future tablet that potentially clears up its details. Mahalo chief Jason Calacanis on Tuesday made a brief Twitter post citing a developer working with Apple who says the tablet is real and using a "modified/extended" version of OS X iPhone. What that entails hasn't been made clear, though it implies more than just a higher-resoluti...
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MacNN on 13th Aug 2009 (via feeds.macnn.com)
It’s not the first time we hear that the future Apple Tablet will run Mac OS instead of a better version of the iPhone OS. But this time it looks like there’s proof to support these accusations. Apple has included a bunch of new features in Snow Leopard which are very touch friendly. The OS
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MobileWhack on 3rd Sep 2009 (via mobilewhack.com)
A new set of clues to Apple's future handhelds have been revealed today through a search of recent c...
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MacNN on 2nd Feb 2010 (via feeds.macnn.com)
NewsFactor - For those consulting tea leaves to see if Apple will release a tablet computer in the near future, there's a new leaf. One of the main figures behind Apple's previous tablet venture, the ill-fated but forward-thinking Newton, has returned to the company.
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iPhoneTopic on 29th Sep 2009 (via iphonetopic.com)
Why Can't Smartphones Kill Netbooks? iPhone OS 3.0: Meeting Attendees May Not Appear To Accept Calendar Events Via Exchange Account Future Physicians Weigh in on Importance of Technology in Medicine in Fourth Annual Survey by Epocrates
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Applelinks on 24th Aug 2009 (via applelinks.com)
Samsung today unveiled a new ARM processor that could show the direction for future smartphones. Nicknamed Hummingbird, the design uses the same Cortex-A8 architecture as the chip in the iPhone 3GS but clocks at 1GHz, significantly higher than the 833MHz of its previous best. The feat is accomplished both by a smaller, more energy-efficient 45 nanometer process as well as partly customized circu.....
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MacNN on 27th Jul 2009 (via feeds.macnn.com)