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Three Things Apple Will Unveil At WWDC

Following are the three things Apple will release at annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).

World's most expensive Apple iPad Apps for sale at $1,000

Search through the Apple App Store and you may find an app called BarMax CA listed with an outstanding price tag of $999.99. The BarMax CA and NY app works on both the iPhone and iPad, allowing law students to study for bar exams. The app includes videos that were co developed with Harvard lawyers that includes lectures, flashcards, over a thousand MBE practice questions, a task list feature, and calendar.

Apple iPhone Still Expected to Outgrow Market: Analyst

Barclays Capital still believes Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ: AAPL) iPhone is well positioned to grow faster than the smartphone market over the long-term. The brokerage reiterated its overweight rating on shares of Apple with a price target of $465.

Windows 8 to be launched in 2012; Ballmer has no comment on rumored features

Microsoft will launch next year its much talked about Windows 8, the latest version of its operating system, CEO Steve Ballmer said in Tokyo on Monday. Ballmer said developers were hard at work on the next version of Windows, but did not drop any clue to its rumored features circulating around the Internet.

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Windows 8 has no room for ARM legacy apps, says Intel

Intel’s general manager of software and service Renee James is not worried at the fact that Windows 8 will be available for ARM-based PC because it will not run legacy applications. Windows 8 for Intel’s x86 will.

Intel plans to unveil 10 tablets; says Windows 8 ARM will not run legacy apps

Intel plans to introduce more than 10 tablets which run on its processor, and also revealed that Microsoft may release both an ARM-based and x86-based Windows 8.

New Apple Product = iTV?

Apple's assault on the living room likely means the introduction of another Apple appliance or device and Apple TV is the best thing the Cupertino, California-based company can do.

Five Key Risks To Apple's Dominance

Jefferies analyst Peter Misek has listed five key risks that could impede Apple's dominance.

5 reasons Why Google Chromebooks Will Fail

While many are heralding the entry of Chromebooks as the next game changer cynics have a question or two about Google's strategy behind its light-weight, browser-based Chrome OS.

Google launches Chromebooks to usher in a web-app revolution

After showcasing its light-weight, browser-based Chrome OS on CR-48 last year, Google unveiled two Chromebooks from Samsung and Acer at its developers' conference Google I/O.

For years, advertisers had access to Facebook profiles, photographs and chat: Symantec

Security software firm Symantec made a stunning revelation on Tuesday when they said third parties like advertisers had access to sensitive data of millions of Facebook users for years. It said Facebook, which was notified about this issue, has confirmed this leakage.

Study: iPhone Can Diagnose Stroke

A new app is able to diagnose a stroke with the same accuracy as a medical computer workstation.

Kindle to Generate $5.42 bln Revenue in 2011 for Amazon: Analyst

Caris & Co. said Kindle is a multi-billion dollar opportunity for Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN). The brokerage said Kindle remains the most compelling eBook device and a material contributor to Amazon's non-core business growth.

4-Apple shows off iPad-inspired Mac laptop

Will Apple launch an iOS-based ARM powered laptop?

Apple plans to start planting ARM processors in laptops which would usher in a departure from Intel chips which currently power its MacBook Pros.

Apple iPad workers forced to sign ‘not allowed to commit suicide’ pact

Apple bans 'incentivized app installs' in App Store to stop ranking distortion

Apple has banned incentivized app installs in a bid to curtail the excessive influence this practice exerts in the listing order or ranking on the App Store.

A New Twitter Rival On Anvil?

Ubermedia, which has made several apps for Twitter, is said to be planning a competitor to the micro blogging website.

Ten reasons why BlackBerry PlayBook would lose the tablet war

The BlackBerry PlayBook is to hit stores by April 19. While the new gadget is smaller than most other tablets, especially the iPad 2, it might just remain a good attempt from RIM to get into the tablet war. But the question remains whether it will be a capable player in the market.

Amazon launches cheaper Kindle at $114, supported by ads

In order to take on Apple's slimmer and lighter iPad 2 Amazon announced the launch of a cheaper Kindle which lends its screen space to advertisers and sponsors.

Microsoft launches new assault on business apps

Microsoft Corp is making its strongest push yet into the steadily growing business software market in the hope that it can create another multibillion-dollar business.

Why is Google crafting Chrome OS-based tablet?

Google is working towards crafting a tablet version of its light-weight, browser-based Chrome OS in its attempt to act as a catalyst to trigger creation of quality web apps to counter apps created for closed-walled companies like Apple and Microsoft.

Pandora for Android: Example of data-leaching flipside of apps

Mobile apps can can leach immeasurable amounts of data from personal smartphones and sell them to advertising platforms. The news about data pilfering apps is nothing new, but there is now fresh evidence that large quantum of data are passed on from smartphones to advertisers by some apps.