Apple announced that iPad WiFi model will be available in the US stores on April 3, Saturday. Wi-Fi + 3G models are scheduled late April. In addition, all models of iPad will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK in late April. iPad will be available in Wi-Fi models on April 3 in the US for a suggested retail price of $499 for 16GB, $599 for 32GB, $699 for 64GB. The Wi-Fi + 3G models will be available in late April for a …

Apple Insider reports an unconfirmed rumor of next gen Mac Mini with HDMI out port. Anonymous sources of AI claimed Apple currently has prototype Mac minis with HDMI built in, replacing the current model’s mini-DVI port. The new Mac mini is said to otherwise look identical to current models. Supposedly Apple is also preparing a separate mini-Display Port to HDMI adapter, which should be in a position to both the audio and video signal transfer (currently the mini-Display Port limited to video). Last time Mac mini was updated in October’09 …

Apple has registered the trademark “Magic TrackPad” in the U.S. Patent Trademark Office as designated by Patently Apple. “Magic TrackPad” could be a device that would connect to the Mac desktop and notebook computers, which allow the use of gestures in our Mac. According to official documents Magic trackpad is the application for commercial use and will cover the broad range of computer software over hardware to peripherals, including touch screens, mouse, trackpad, touchpad, graphics tablets, etc.

However, there are plenty of Apple’s applications for trademark protection, which do not land …

Two weeks ago Apple introduced  “iTunes preview”, whenever you hit an iTunes link, you’re getting a preview page of the content you’re trying to access. So now when you click on an App Store link you were re-directed to iTunes Preview in your favorite browser. iTunes Preview displays the app logo, price, description, screenshots, rating, reviews and more in a new window or tab. Today Apple extended iTunes preview furthermore with complete App Store browsing in your internet browser. According to Apple, the service will be improved but still could …

Does the name Sheriff Hashim remind you of anything? Well, if it doesn’t have a look here. Sheriff Hashim, is an iPhone hacker who managed to find a new exploit for baseband 05.12.01. He reported his find to the iPhone Dev Team, of which Muscelnerd confirmed that the exploit might work. Well, Sheriff is in for quite a surprise, as  everyone knows that Apple is trying to fight jailbreakers and unlockers, but how are they planning to do that?

Are you stuck wondering whether your iPhone or iPod Touch will support a tethered or untethered Jailbreak? Well, your in luck as iH8sn0w, developers of Sn0wBreeze are now working on another tool which would tell you whether your device is applicable for either of the two.

Have you ever thought of the benefits Apple has from making Google its default search engine? What about the rumor, that Apple is siding towards Microsoft Bing? Well, according to Silicon Alley Insider, having Google as the default search engine of iPhone’s Safari, Apple earns a $100 million annually as revenue.

An announcement just came from AT&T that it has decided to allow Sling Media’s iPhone player to stream video over its 3G network. The first step that AT&T and Apple took was the enabling of VOIP over 3G connection.

Apple has just posted on their iPhone Developer News feed, a note stating that applications which makes use of the Location service for advertisement purposes, will be banned from the AppStore. Furthermore, Apple states that the use of the Location feature should be used for beneficial purposes whichever that means.

There are lots of great VOIP applications out there for the iPhone, such as iCall which allows you to make free calls to the United States and Canada, Skype and Fring. What was one of the main disadvantages of these applications is that we were unable to use them over our 3G connection, thus only permitting us to make calls over WiFi.