A rather notable report by CNET tonight suggests that “Retina” display parts for Apple’s rumored-to-be-upcoming MacBook Pros are already in circulation within the firm’s own supply chain, and could carry with them a premium of $100 (or more) compared to previous non-”Retina” iterations of the popular portable notebook.

Imagine for a second that you are able to pick up your iPhone and instead of taking your finger and swiping that arrow button right, you’re instead able to pull back your lockscreen in an evenly-folded manner to reveal the homescreen beneath. Sound neat? …

First highlighted by The Loop, “Who Was Steve Jobs?” by authors Pam Pollack and Meg Belviso is a new book which aims to educate children on the life and works of the late Apple CEO and Chairman himself, Steve Jobs.

With MobileMe’s publicly-touted June 30 sunset date looming, talk amongst the many customers who use and rely on the service has now turned to whether or not the Cupertino company has plans to still support me.com email addresses after the service is discontinued.

Following multiple lawsuits regarding Apple’s intelligent assistant – Siri, (in which two separate sets of plaintiffs are known to have sued the firm over the alleged ‘false advertising’ of the feature currently found on the iPhone 4S), AppleInsider reports that the company has this week filed a motion to dismiss both cases on the grounds [...]