By Maria Joyce Cabilao, on May 3rd, 2013% 
Customized order for iMac in the official Apple store now includes more storage options including 256GB, 512GB, and 768GB Flash storage both for the 21.5-inch and 27-inch versions.
Flash storage option in the iMac cost a lot, too. If you want the 256GB option, you just have to add $300, 512GB doubles the price with an extra $600. The new storage options of iMacs were not announced by the company, it came by surprise in the Apple store and was first noticed by MacRumors on Thursday.
Before the new storage options, . . . → Read More: New Flash Storage Options for iMac Now Available in Apple Website
By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on April 4th, 2013% 
Google’s Quickoffice is now available on both Android and iPhone users to edit their files on the fly.
The Quickoffice app debuted in December and was first available on iPad users only. It allows the users to make quick edits in their Microsoft Office files saved or shared by others without having to purchase expensive Office apps in their devices.
Now, the Quickoffice maker is expanding the availability of the app to Android and iPhone Users allowing them to do the same capabilities or edit their Microsoft Office files while traveling or in cases . . . → Read More: Google QuickOffice Now Available on Android and iPhone for Free
By Antonnete Teresita, on March 6th, 2013% 
A surprisingly quiet release by Apple Inc.
Just recently, the super tech giant, Apple Inc. has quietly launched a new low-end version of the iMac. This keeps educational institutions to save over $200 from the regular model.
Apple Inc. seems to release the newer version to avoid all fanfare of its low-end iMac. The company clarified though that this new gadget is only for educational institutions. It costs at $1,099, saving up to $200 from the price of the regular version of iMac.
It is still not confirmed though when Apple has launched the new low-end iMac for educational institution . . . → Read More: Apple Inc. releases iMac for $1,099
By Antonnete Teresita, on February 6th, 2013% 
After rumors and confirmations about the newest 128 GB iPad of Apple Inc., the tech giant has already began selling the new addition to the current lineup of the gadget.
The 128 GB iPad is now sold through the Apple Online Store and its retail outlets. Everybody seems to be very excited about this. This gadget, however, comes with almost the same features and aesthetics you see on the previous iPad. The biggest feature it can possibly offer is the bigger space it has now with 128 GB.
The previous iPad has a storage of only 64 GB. The . . . → Read More: 128GB iPad now out for $799, Apple
By Antonnete Teresita, on November 8th, 2012% 
The Cupertino-based company Apple has released its latest version of Apple Store application for iOS that incorporates with Siri and Passbook.
The store is publicized as the “on-the-go” shopping experience for all products of Apple, which allows users of iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad products to buy other Apple devices, track purchases, and make Genius Bar reservations.
According to the update shown on Wednesday, the store is including the ability to ask Siri to help find prices and to shop for a variety of Apple products. You can ask Siri the costs of MacBook Pro and other devices or apps . . . → Read More: Apple Store App to add Siri and Passbook
By Antonnete Teresita, on October 6th, 2012% 
At a media event the previous month, Apple has introduced iPod’s fifth generation.
The fifth generation of the iPod touch is an updated version of the gadget, which offers the same four-inch touch screen display screen found in the new iPhone 5 and quite a lot of varied color preferences.
The Cupertino-based company has immediately started taking pre-orders for the gadget. The availability was set for a non-definite October time frame.
As early as the first week of the month, some of those customers who had their pre-orders early on have started reporting that the statuses of their orders have . . . → Read More: Fifth-gen Apple iPods for shipment
By Maria Joyce Cabilao, on November 15th, 2011% 
Apple publicized that they are going to have a recall program concerning its authentic iPod Nano in the us. It stated that the unit has an uncommon overheating issue that might be harmful. It offers replacements for the first generation iPod Nano units. Apple recommends customers to cease the use their units and adhere to the solutions provided by the company to exchange them with yet another model free of charge.
Apple stated that this is a battery problem but it doesn’t affect other iPod generations. There are numerous ways to get your affected iPod Nano . . . → Read More: Apple Announces Recall of Ipod Nano
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