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Rene Ritchie is TiPb’s editor-in-chief, responsible for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch content and communities. He's also executive producer for the Mobile Nations broadcasting network, and host of podcasts including iPhone Live, iPad Live, Mobile Nations, Iterate, ZENandTECH, Superfunctional, and several others. Based in Montreal, Canada, Rene has also authored and co-authored of several books, the latest of which is iPhone 4S Made Easy.
As part of their iPad announcement today, Apple introduced a new app called iBooks (hey, there’s that old name!) which they said stands on the shoulders of Amazon to
Scott Forstall, Senior VP of iPhone software, took the stage as part of Apple’s iPad introduction event to announce that “almost all” of Apple’s iTunes App Store iPhone and iPod
As widely expected, Apple’s “latest creation” is a tablet device called… the iPad! Here’s the official press release, and some details from TiPb’s take:
It looks like a giant,
TiPb will be providing full, live meta-blog coverage of Apple’s “Come see our latest creation” iTablet/iSlate/iPad event starting just before 10am PT, 1pm ET, 6pm GT right here on this
9to5mac points us to a GigaOm interview with computer and GUI pioneer Alan Kay that says:
“When the Mac first came out, Newsweek asked me what I [thought] of it.
Today’s “Come see our latest creation event” almost assuredly sees Apple reveal their long in development, long anticipated iTablet/iSlate/iPad, and along with finding out the name so I never have
During the Q4 2010 conference call, Apple stated that their acquisition of Quattro Wireless would allow them to provide a “seamless” mobile advertising option for iPhone and iPod touch
First it was McGraw-Hill on CNBC, and now it’s Apple’s own iPhone Developer Program leaking iPhone-relevance about tomorrow’s “Come see our latest creation” event with the text
Here I was dreading getting ready to write an article about how the January 2010 iTablet/iSlate/iPad release was poised to replicate the January 2007 iPhone release — a completely
McGraw-Hill’s CEO has outed the iTablet before Apple’s “Come see our latest creation” event, scheduled for tomorrow, revealed it runs the iPhone OS, and undoubtedly has just earned himself a
