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Free-to-view digital TV coming to iPhone

Elgato is developing new technologies that will allow Mac users to stream digital free-to-view channels directly to their iPhone.

Television and the iPhone are twin stories, certainly in the UK, and the technology to bring mobile TV to Apple’s global audience of iPhone users is already in place, to an extent.

Elgato currently enables users of its digital tuner systems to encode recorded shows for streaming via WiFi – but the new scheme should see more automation and suggests more efficient compression to help boost these tasks.

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New MacBook shell pictures popping up all over Asia

It’s like everyone and their brother has some new Apple parts laying around the house at this point.  Apple.pro chimes in against last night’s shot with a few from someone with some fugly hands…  You can see the CRT television, the running shoes, the smokes and some very Apple-icious cases.  Let’s all remember that Asia is the land of amazing knock-offs and just because some dude has a bunch of MacBook type shells in his house, it doesn’t mean thats what will be in stores later this month.  Huge-er shots after the break.

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Research confirms Apple product strategy

A UK survey has revealed a bundle of interesting statistics concerning the so-called "iPod Generation", with the role of the TV declining in importance as we turn to the internet as the hub of our lives.

Apparently, half of the UK’s 18-24-year olds use social media to share their lives online more than they watch television, according to new research from Flip Video.

Over half (58 percent) of 18 to 24 year olds visit a social networking site every day with 42 percent of 25 to 34 year olds admitting the same frequency. 

It could be that the day’s of TV dominance are declining, on news that 61 percent of 18 to 24 year olds and over half of 25 to 34 year olds spend more time online than watching TV. 

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BlackBerry maker RIM's emerging iPhone battle plan

Shhh! Keep it quiet, but it looks like BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion is quietly weaving together a strategy designed to help it in its digital media-driven battle for market share with Apple’s iPhone.

 

Strike one: News emerged today that RIM is climbing in with TiVo, developing software for the BlackBerry that could vastly improve the way the device links up with video content. The first jointly-developed software app should ship this year.

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Apple iPhone sales go stratospheric as strategy unfurls

 Apple’s iPhone 3G sales could go stratospheric, with analysts recently raising Q3 estimates to 4.7 million or more.

Analyst Gene Munster at Piper Jaffray believes Apple’s selling 95 iPhone 3Gs in each of its 188 Apple retail stores every day, four times the sales momentum achieved by the previous model one year ago. That analyst now predicts Apple will sell "at least 4.47 million iPhones" in the current quarter. 

Munster mentioned that sales momentum has slowed slightly in recent days – but Apple revealed a deal with Best Buy under which the giant chain will also lend its retail weight to iPhone sales. Will this keep them high? 

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iTunes movies for Australia, New Zealand

iTunes users in Australia and New Zealand can now select from over 700 films for purchase and rental through the service.

Apple has made movies from major film studios including 20th Century Fox, The Walt Disney Studios, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. Entertainment, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. (MGM), Sony Pictures Television International and Lionsgate are available through iTunes in Australia and in New Zealand.

New release titles are available for purchase on the same day as their DVD release, including favorites such as “National Treasure 2,” “Jumper,” “27 Dresses,” “Cloverfield,” “Vantage Point” and “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.” Over 100 titles are available in high definition.

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Apple Trademarks Games – iGame?

UPDATE: Woops, Apple is hiring game developers.

Maybe that third Touch OSX device that was spied wasn’t a 3G iPhone or a Tablet…maybe it was a gaming machine?  Apple, last week, filed a trademark in relation to:

“hand-held units for playing electronic games; hand-held units for playing video games; stand alone video game machines; electronic games other than those adapted for use with television receivers only; LCD game machines; electronic educational game machines; toys, namely battery-powered computer games”

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Apple products for 2013 – report, speculation

 Apple has huge plans to stake space in the digital home,  and could introduce a slew of products to this end in the years ahead – at least, that’s what Forrester Research believes.

As reported by the Wall Street Journal, new research from Forrester explores the kind of products Apple could introduce in the next five years. And while the report’s packed-full of speculation, there’s elements within it that may be worth pondering.

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FireWire set to double in speed

FireWire data transfer speeds seem set to double, thanks to a new chipset that has been announced this week by developing company, Symwave.

While there’s no immediate plans to implement it in the Mac the company behind the invention is now actively seeking device and computer manufacturers prepared to employ it.

Devices implementing support for the new technology will see speeds of 1.6 gigabits per second. Even better, it will power external hard drives without demanding they be plugged in.

This high performance FireWire chipset – FirePHY-1600 – is already compatible with all existing FireWire drivers for Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5, Windows XP and Vista and Unibrain.

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Apple Expo Paris to be Launchpad for European iPhones, TV Shows

Update – we just got some new intel from Orange

Apple-Expo-Paris Bet you forgot about ol’ Apple Expo Paris didn’t you? Well, from September 25-29th, 2007, Paris will be LE place to be for Apple aficionados the world over.  The Fall event is held at  a perfect time for a European iPhone announcements in front of the home crowd – a month ahead of the release.  

Additionally, the Eurocentric crowd will likely get their own version of country-specific television shows on iTunes and an expanding iTunes Movies coverage. 

Jonny Evans over at Macworld.co.uk has announced that both Vodafone and O2 would be carrying the iPhone in the UK – something we voiced a few months back. The release date has been speculated to be