Tag Archive for "Apple"
Apple drops Nvidia Kepler from large numbers of laptops
28nm going well my a**, just like we said
If you recall our last story about Intel and the Ivy Bridge non-delay, we mentioned that it happened due to a large customer order.
Can Nvidia supply Apple?
Canceled parts and fundamental production issues raise questions
As we exclusively reported, Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) has the contract for GPUs in the upcoming MacBooks, but the open question is, “Can they supply?”
Exclusive: Apple swaps GPU suppliers again
Never means 3 years in Cupertino
Remember when we said that AMD’s Llano loss in the MacBook Air had repercussions?
Exclusive: Apple MacBook Air with AMD processor dead
The story of how things almost happened
In one of those ‘could have been a contender’ moments, SemiAccurate has learned that Apple had a Llano based MacBook Air on the verge of production.
Exclusive: TSMC raises prices on AMD and Nvidia
Apple and low yields to blame
TSMC is doing some thing that are sure to make AMD and Nvidia grumble, and grumble a lot.
Did Apple PhotoShop into an injunction against Samsung?
Aspect ratio in photo delivered to German court is not correct.
It seems that Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) has been caught with its pants down by the Dutch website webwereld (webworld), which has compared the evidence submitted by Apple to a German court in order to obtain an EU junction against Samsung’s (005930:Korea SE) Galaxy Tab.
Southern Islands, Kepler, and Apple’s A6 process puzzle outed
It all makes sense now
The final piece of the TSMC 28nm HKMG process puzzle was put in place at SemiCon last week, it now makes sense.
The Nokia-Apple Patent Deal
Corporate Statements equal Confusion
On June 14th Bloomberg News reported Nokia Wins Apple Patent-License Deal Cash, Settles Lawsuits.
Apple CPUs rolling off the line at TSMC
Last April's test seems to have worked out
Sources in Taiwan tell SemiAccurate that there are currently Apple marked chips coming off the lines at TSMC.
Apple and Nordic Semi join Bluetooth board
Aims to make ZigBee obsolete
The Bluetooth SIG has just added 2 new members to its board.
Photofast makes an iPhone USB memory stick
Computex 2011: Official, approved, and white
Photofast had a first at Computex, a USB memory stick with iPhone connectors.
Apple iCloud floats, obscures RIAA’s view
Yet another cloud service
Yesterday Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) unveiled the iCloud, its cloud service that aims to put Apple in the center of your digital life.
Microsoft Under Siege, turnaround?
Two days late but at least not a dollar short.
Every time Microsoft (NADSAQ:MSFT) lost a market and woke up one or two years after they start half-hearted attempts to regain the market.
The Mac OS X Virus That Wasn’t
Click on me, really, just install me please...
A bunch of articles have been written about a new virus that is supposedly sweeping through Apple’s (NASDAQ:AAPL) Mac OS X operating system.
Iphone 5 has Thunderbolt, locks users in
How to use a monopoly to jack up prices
Something about the iPhone 5 and it’s Mini-Displayport jack just hit the wires, it isn’t a Displayport jack at all, it is a Thunderbolt port.
Apple dumps Intel from laptop lines
This is going to cause meetings
Word has reached SemiAccurate that Apple (NASDAQ:APPL) is going to show Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) the door, at least as far as laptops are concerned.
Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it’s enemy action.
What do you get when you put Steve Jobs in a Roman Toga?
You see interesting things when you go over numbers, and re-read old press releases. Things that didn’t seem significant at the time. Things that didn’t appear connected.
LG to design own Cortex processors
Watch the CPU war with Samsung heat up
LG Electronics (SE:066570) of Korea is the latest company to license the ARM Cortex A15 architecture, which will allow it to design processors based on ARM’s IP.
Apple Builds Defective Time Machine
Time Lords Complain on Eve of New Doctor Who Season
Apple’s (AAPL) endless quest to make computing easier for the masses has included thousands of innovations over the years.
Apple suing Samsung is incredibly stupid
A broken system used badly
Apple (AAPL) suing Samsung over, well, who really cares anymore, is probably the dumbest thing that Apple could do.
The iPad 2 has landed
Dual core A5 processor and 9x faster graphics
Apple has just announced its new iPad 2 and we’re looking at some pretty decent improvements overall with a new dual core processors, nine times faster graphics and a 33 percent slimmer design that even weighs less than the original iPad.
Intel’s Thunderbolt in a nutshell
Light Peak arrives earlier than expected
EARLIER TODAY APPLE announced its new MacBook Pro notebooks featuring Thunderbolt I/O , a newly developed interface by Intel and Apple which was previously known as Light Peak. Now things didn’t quite develop as what was said when Intel previewed the technology during IDF, as instead of using optical cables and a USB port like interface, Thunderbolt in Apple’s implementation uses copper wires and a mini DisplayPort interface.
Apple’s new MacBook Pros are here
Thunder and lightning
AFTER MUCH SPECULATION and a lot of last minute leaks, Apple’s new MacBook Pros are here and although they don’t bring with them any great surprises, we have to say that this is Apple’s strongest line-up of notebooks ever.
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