Well, here's some not-so-good news: the recently announced, incredibly thin iMac line may not be available until 2013. According to one source, the redesigned computers are facing manufacturing challenges that threaten the previously stated November and December 2012 launch windows.
Tim Cook has made some changes at Apple. Perhaps most intriguing, is the CEO's approach to his employees. While Steve Jobs was known for sometimes being cruel to his underlings, a new program at Apple gives certain employees two weeks to tackle other projects within the company.
Maybe your Fruit Ninja scores suck. But if you're an iPhone 5 owner, you may finally be able to blame the hardware instead of your clumsy finger swipes. An alleged glitch is appearing on the iPhone 5 and fifth-gen iPod Touch, where extremely quick, diagonal gestures are not registering correctly with the device.
You know that rumor about Apple creating its own proprietary processors for the Mac? Yeah, that one--well, it's back. As iOS devices continue to claim more and more of the computing market, Cupertino may be interested in using its own ARM chips in upcoming Mac models.
Well, if you were eagerly anticipating the redesigned iTunes this month, you're just going to have to wait a little longer. Apple has revealed the next major update to its media player and marketplace won't arrive until sometime before the "end of November."
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