Breaking: Apple becomes most valuable company in history

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

Apple Inc. became the most valuable company in history earlier today when its valuation reached US $621.64 billion. Apple's stock reached an all time high of $664.65 per share Monday afternoon riding the expectations for a huge launch of  its as-of-yet-unannounced iPhone model for 2012.

Apple breaks the record set previously by rival Microsoft in 1999 when that company's value peaked at $618.9 billion.

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Standard YouTube App to be dropped from iOS 6

Looks like the YouTube video App that's been one of the stock applications on all iOS devices will no longer be included as a default app in the next revision of Apple's iOS.

Apple has already replaced the Google Maps app with their own application and now the YouTube app is gone as well. Google is expected to make available a standalone version of YouTube that iOS users will need to download on their devices.

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SourceCode: CTV delivers an Olympic viewing experience for web and mobile

By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

I've been really impressed by how CTV has managed to optimize and deliver the 2012 London Olympics in various formats. The live feeds and recaps are a given on their various TV and cable channels but there is a wealth of content to be found online through the CTV website  or RDS in French, as well as their iOS and Android apps which give viewers in Canada unprecedented access to the games.

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7-inch iPad case allegedly appears

Another day, another purported iPad Mini leak. For a product that hasn't even been revealed, the mythical 7-inch version of the Apple iPad is sure getting a lot of interest. Thanks, in part, to the stellar reception that the Nexus 7 has received. The photo above was posted on a Chinese social media website that claimed that these were iPad parts. We woult take this with a grain of salt and a shot of tequila, but anything is possible. A quick analysis of the photos reveals no rear facing camera and no antenna for 3G/4G/LTE.

Source: TechnoBuffalo.com