Want to catch up on everything that is happening in the world of iMacs, iPods, iPhones and iTunes? Here is the latest news and rumors about what is happening with Apple.
iPhone increaseth
Rumor has it that Apple will bump the storage capacity of the iPhone from 8GB to 16 GB early this year. It is also anticipated that a new 3GB iPhone will be available sometime in June. There is no word on how much either capacity phone will cost consumers.
Apple ad plays homage to the NFL
This past weekend, Apple released a new Apple ad featuring the Mac and PC characters. This one is called “referee” and it pays homage to the NFL, coinciding with the playoffs. In the ad, PC brings along a referee to make sure that Mac doesn’t illegally boast about how the Leopard operating system is more powerful than Vista. But at the end, the referee winds up ejecting poor PC. To see the ad for yourself, click here: http://www.apple.com/getamac/ads/
Apple looks global
In the past, Apple has not be too good at its global marketing; however. It seems that Apple has been making some efforts to correct that position. It has negotiated deals with overseas iPhone providers, for example. Recently, the company invited the European media to the BBC to watch the keynote speech to be given at the MacWorld Expo, which takes place in a week. Rumor has it that Apple will make even more global efforts in 2008, bringing the iPhone to more of Europe, as well as Asia.
Intel releases the new Penryn chips
Intel officially released its new Penryn chips boast increased speed, reduced energy usage and smaller design, thanks to new transistor technology and manufacturing process. The chips are expected to be used in the new Mac machines, to premier at MacWorld.
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