It seems that Apple has finally acknowledged a problem with the battery life of devices running on its new operating system. The company says that a software update will come in a few weeks to address the problem. More »

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After an apparent rumor of Apple’s iPad 3 being delayed to 2012 thanks to a Retina Display issue floated around, the Wall Street Journal has confirmed that the iPad 3 will indeed making its appearance in 2012 instead of later this year. More »

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WSJ has now elaborated more on Apple’s plans for a lighter and thinner iPhone. The technology supergiant is seemingly prepping its way to find a better way to charge said phones. More »

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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that the upcoming iPhone 5 will be arriving in the third quarter of this year, possibly in September as previously rumored. But more interestingly, there are new claims from sources that say that the iPhone will be shedding some weight and arrive “thinner and lighter” with its next launch. More »

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The Wall Street Journal has now launched a project titled ‘SafeHouse‘ which will be bad news to WikiLeaks. SafeHouse encourages readers to share information relating to “fraud, abuse, pollution, insider trading, and other harms” thus applying a seure upload system that will keep people anonymous and information encrypted. More »

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I’m sure most of you already know that Starbucks provides free internet, but now every store will be providing a new network full of online content on a platform designed by Yahoo for free. The network offers mobile optimized versions of content that will only be accessible when connected to a Starbucks Wi-Fi Network. More »

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In a recent Wall Street Journal article, LG’s Marketing VP made quite a big pow when he said that “our tablet will be better than the iPad.” Oh no you didn’t. However, putting LG’s tablet side by side with the iPad would be an unfair comparison, seeing as LG’s target consumer sphere differs greatly from that of the iPad’s. More »

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700,000 iPads sold includes the 200,000 plus pre-ordered online. Initially, estimates were significantly lower, but The Wall Street Journal has revised its numbers. More »

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In two weeks, Apple’s iPad will be shipping. Advertisers are keen to join in on the hoopla and have committed large advertising dollars into the product. Some people might not be sold on the iPad, but FedEx, Chase Sapphire, Unilever, Korean Air, Fidelity, and Toyota are key sponsors that have put their money into advertising space from various print publications. More »

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As we near Apple’s Wednesday event, I have been thinking more about what I would do with the Apple Tablet. If the speculations are correct, and the device will be a family sharing bulletin board, casual gaming handheld, multimedia player, and on-line journal reader, then it could be useful for some middle-class households, but personally, I have no practical application for it, and I doubt that many Westerners under the age of 35 do either. More »

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Global media big shot, Rupert Murdoch will start charging alll WSJ (Wall Street Journal) subscribers to access online content. Murdoch’s bizarre plan kicks in next month, with a $104 fees for non-print or online subscribers for the WSJ Mobile Reader. There will also be a pay wall for m.wsj.com as well.

All current subscribers will be charged $1 a week more for accessing all the WSJ content right on their iPhones or Blackberry’s. There will be no charge for those who subscribe to both online and mobile. Dow Jones confirmed that these charges will a global fee and that anyone wanting to access WSJ will have to pay. The apps will download for free as the always did and there will still be a small amount of free content, but majority of it will have to be paid for. More »

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