Apple recently reported its results for the holiday quarter, with sales jumping to record highs for many of its products. Apple announced a record quarterly net profit of $13.06 billion, or $13.87 per diluted share. More statistics available in the chart after the break.
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One of the biggest problems with Apple is also one of the reasons why their products are often the most hyped: the constant stream of new devices, promising better functionality, more features, faster speeds, etc… However, not everything has the resources (or wants to) continually upgrade to the latest version of the iPhone, iPad, etc. Previously, sticking with older devices would only mean watching your iOS firmware slowly become deprecated and obsolete. Now, however, a new innovative solution called Whited00r promises to introduce new iOS features, including app folders, multitasking, etc, to older devices.
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The recently introduced 60Beat GamePad is a dual-stick controller designed to work with the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad, and is designed with similar features as Xbox or PlayStation controllers. The controller, which sells for $50, connects to your iOS device through the headphone jack (something that’s a bit unusual compared to similar devices out there) and is currently compatible with only two games, although the developers are saying that more games will support the device in the upcoming months. We see the game controller demoed with Bugdom and Aftermath in the gameplay video above.
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For those avid Facebook users (which is the vast majority of us Internet users), Facebook recently unveiled a new “timeline” style layout. Facebook also released an app update for its iOS app, which now supports this feature, as shown in the screenshot above. Additionally, some new features are also available in version 4.1 of the Facebook app, outlined by TUAW:
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Just in time for the holidays, Apple has released its latest advertisement featuring Siri, the new widely-discussed feature used to set the iPhone 4S apart from other previous iOS devices. Siri works as your personal assistant, responding to your questions and helping you out, as well as giving you the occasional snide remark.
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For those of you who haven’t yet updated your iPhone 4S to the latest iOS version 5.0.1, Apple has released a specific version of the operating system specifically for the device today, although 4S owners who have already updated will not have this new version available for download, hinting that this is a pretty minor update.
In addition, Apple is also currently working on iOS 5.1, which is currently in beta 2. More information on that will be available as it is released.
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Microsoft OneNote, the software that comes with Microsoft’s office suite used as an (aptly-named) note taking tool, has today hit the iPad after previously being released for just the iPhone/iPod Touch. The iPad app comes with quite a sleep interface, with a great user interface as well as the ability to sync notes using wifi. OneNote is free, but only for creating and editing up to 500 notes. If you think 500 won’t be enough for you, you can unlock unlimited notes through an in-app purchase.
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Here’s an extremely clever accessory that you can use to spice up your iPhone or iPod: a large, black, white, or gold horn that attaches to your iDevice and will amplify the sound emitted from the device. If you’ve got an extra €599 to burn this holiday season, you can pick up the gold version of this beauty, or get the black or white one for €399, Here’s a video of how this new product from en&is, dubbed the “Megaphone,” works, as well as some more details:
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