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 Maria Joyce Cabilao, on September 29th, 2011% 
Apple made another move to trademark the term “multi-touch” in the United States but unfortunately it has been denied. The decision was made by the United States Patent and Trademark Office dated from last week and was posted by MacRumors in their website. The governing body rejected this application citing that the term is simply describing how consumers interact with the products.
“Thus, from the foregoing, we find that ‘Multi-Touch’ not only identifies the technology, but also describes how a user of the goods operates the device,” according to the USPTO’s Trademark Trial and Appeal Board. . . . → Read More: Apple’s “Multi-Touch” Trademark Application Rejected
By Maria Joyce Cabilao, on August 5th, 2011% 
People have been struggling to contain our combined excitement concerning the prospect of an ultra-thin edition of the iconic smartphone of Apple.
Furthermore, a recent MacRumors forum photo that supposedly shows the upcoming iPhone 5’s super-skinny chassis profile has left us a bit weak at the knees after for a moment not remembering to put on our well-worn masks of disbelief.
Even though at something of a failure as to why the person who got the photo felt the desire to pixel out the hands of whoever’s grasping the anonymity smartphone, we are willing . . . → Read More: Rumors Come Out About the Slender iPhone 5
By Jane Gracielo, on October 29th, 2010% 
Jobs’ effort to hurry the Flash Castle has now in use one more pace. New-fangled Apple MacBook Air laptops (the ones proclaimed at the Back to the Mac occasion lately) are pending with a single obsession absent – the Adobe Flash plugin for mesh browsers. As preceding Mac OS X processors approached with the Flash connect, it’s obviously missing from the original Airs.
Certainly, Mac consumers are still open to download Flash from the mesh (Jobs wouldn’t go that far… up till now), and I’m deducting 99% of them will do that. Apple’s new firm places next to Flash on iOS, ActionScript . . . → Read More: Latest MacBook Air is Without Adobe Flash
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