India’s Bharti Airtel says it’s entered into an agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone 3GS in India .
According to “The Wall Street Journal” (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703580904575131183962746288.html?mod=rss_whats_news_technology), no launch date has been announced. Bharti Airtel already sells the iPhone 3GS, but, so far, hasn’t sold the faster version of the Apple smartphone.
Read MoreSecurity researcher Miller is planning to reveal “no fewer than 20 zero day security holes within Mac OS X” at CanSecWest, reports “Engadget” (http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/19/charlie-miller-to-reveal-20-zero-day-security-holes-in-mac-os-x/).
Read MoreTaiwan-based touch panel supplier Wintek has been blamed for a delay of iPad shipments, according to a Chinese-language report on the “Liberty Times.”
Actually, the WiFi only version goes on sale April 3. All Apple originally said was they’re go on sale in late March.
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Ben-Q (http://www.benq.com) has extended its line of LED monitors with the addition of the 24-inch wide screen V2410T (US$319) and V2410B ($279). The former is targeted more to business users, the latter to home users.
Read More“Demystifying iPhone & iPad App Development: A Non-Technical Overview for Decision-Makers and Idea People,” a conference session given at the Macworld 2010 Conference & Expo in San Francisco in February, is now available online (http://www.paradeofprogress.com/macworld/) as a free video screencast.
Parade of Progress Productions, a Los Angeles-based design, development & consulting firm specializing in the iPhone, announced that it is making its Macworld session freely available, both for streaming and as a download.
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