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It’s too early for trance this mellow (mmm, bed… sleeeeeep) but the 3D models of iconic Apple products from the Newton to the OG iBook to iPad are good enough to keep your eyes open for. [Recombu]
The reason Windows tablets have sucked is that they’ve crammed desktop interfaces onto tablets. Assumingly, the Apple tablet’s magic is in the interface. So it’s funny that Apple’s secret tablet from over 14 years ago made the same mistake. More »
The Newton, like the forthcoming tablet, was introduced with expectations that it would revolutionise personal computing. Apple’s then-chairman noted, “It has been said that Apple either walks on water or it sinks.” That was after the Newton, well, sank. More »
In this totally unscientific but reasonably fair test, one man writes a long paragraph on several different devices (including pen and paper) to test speed. The results may surprise and anger you. More »
The Newton might be in the valley between an iPhone and Apple’s upcoming tablet, but it’s essentially Apple’s first stab at the form factor. And here’s how they promoted it. More »
More dusty Newton prototypes have emerged from the archives as everyone’s busy dry-cleaning their favourite black turtlenecks in preparation of Apple’s tablet announcement. The Bic, or Cadillac, hit the FCC but never quite made it to shelves. More »
Apple just hired Michael Tchao back from a 15 year stint out of Cupertino as VP of Product Marketing, reporting directly to Phil Schiller, SVP of Product Marketing. More »
