Apple has just published the stats for another record-breaking quarter. All in all, Apple and Co. Sold 37 million iPhone handsets, including the new iPhone 4S, the older iPhone 4, the free-on-contract iPhone 3G, 15.4 million iPads, as well as being able to ship another 15.4 million iPods and 5.2 million Mac OS X computers. Apple shipped 17.1 million iPhones, 11.1 million iPads, 6.62 million iPods and 4.89 million Macs in the fiscal fourth quarter and 16.24 million iPhones, 7.33 million iPads, 4.13 million Macs and 19.45 million iPods in the first quarter of fiscal 2012.
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It’s no longer Johnny Ive (or Jonathan Ive), but Sir Jonathan Ive. You see, every fan of great consumer device design knows that Mr. Ive has had some of the greatest industrial designs for computing devices the world has ever seen. As such, he has been accepted for knighthood in the United Kingdom, 
In what deserves a tip of the hat to the late genius Steve Jobs, a posthumous Trustees Award has been awarded to the former CEO and co-founder of Apple for ”outstanding contributions to the industry in a non-performing capacity,” which is especially evident with his work on iTunes and the iPod. Bravo. Via: 
So, this is something I almost forgot — iOS 5.1 has been seeded to members of the Apple Developer Program. In this case, they will look for hings to play around with, while creating new apps and making existing ones compatible with the new software. However, 
It’s now a possibility for someone living in the US of A to snatch a iPhone 4S without a contract. For $649, a 16GB model, 32GB model for $749 and a 64GB variant for $849. Just for your information, this unlcoked iPhone 4S allows you to use any micro SIM from almost any GSM carrier worldwide, but not on CDMA carriers like Verizon or Sprint. Both the black and white versions are up for order, as well. Check out the link below to say goodbye to your cash. Via: 
Want to get the new iOS 5.0.1? Just use the over-the-air function, this being the first time that the general public has had access to an iOS 5 update, over-the-air. Now all of your battery life woes will be addressed, alog with several other bug fixes. What are you waiting for? Get it!
