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Steve Jobs to Debut New iPhone, MobileMe and Safari 5 at WWDC 2010?

Update: Jobs just announced the iPhone 4. Everyone's expecting Steve Jobs to unveil a next-generation iPhone at today's Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) but what other goodies might the sly Apple CEO reveal? Here's a brief look at some of the buzz surrounding the event. Although Gizmodo gave us a sneak peek of the new iPhone a few months ago, today we'll find out which features made the ...

Apple Revamps Desktops, Laptops, and Adds Multi-touch 'Magic Mouse'

It seems like only yesterday that Apple was making headlines with its updated iPod line, but here it is again, making sure the new Macs are fresh for the rest of 2009 -- and the holiday season. The iMac, the MacBook, the oft-forgotten Mac Mini, and the much maligned Mighty Mouse (now known as the 'Magic Mouse') all got a revamp (some more significant than others) and landed in the Apple Store ...

Apple Upgrades iMac, mini, Pro, and AirPort

We'd heard rumblings about computer upgrades from everyone's favorite Cupertino-based company, but we didn't expect anything this soon. This morning, Apple announced new updates across its desktop computer and router lines. Although there aren't any significant aesthetic changes or redesigns to the models, the Mac Pro, Mac mini, and iMac all received spec upgrades (e.g. faster chips, improved ...

New Mac Mini To Debut at Macworld?

It seems like the signs are pointing to a refresh of the Mac mini when this year's Macworld rolls around. According to a press release by SeeFile, their new (version 4.6) Web server software can be purchased bundled with a Mac mini server with 1 terabyte of storage -- which is odd enough, since the largest internal drive that ships with the thing is 120GB. And how about the release itself, ...

Mac Mini Update Rumors Flare as Apple Sales Dip

Although Apple just posted some ridiculous quarterly numbers, it doesn't seem like it's going to escape the current economic conditions in the US unscathed -- like pretty much everyone else, monthly sales are down in Cupertino, according to the NPD Group. The drop is only one percent total, but it's against a two percent rise in overall PC sales, which could indicate that Apple's premium pricing ...

R.I.P. Mac Mini?

AppleInsider is declaring the Mac Mini dead. Citing unnamed sources, "for whom AppleInsider holds the utmost respect," the Mac-centric tech site is predicting that the budget-priced computer is headed to the gallows because of slow sales and a lack of commitment from Apple. Since its introduction in January 2005, the Mini has been never really been given the respect the rest of Mac line gets -- ...