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A Sneak Peek of Mulberry's Accessory Collection For Apple
Yesterday at the Mulberry Store in London, England, stars came out to set sight on the British fashion brand's latest accessory line, which consists of laptop bags, sleeves, mini messengers, and iPhone/iPod Touch cases. FabSugar UK admits that this is a good partnership between the two companies and I'd have to agree with her. This nine-piece collection will feature bags with Mulberry's signature icons like the Bayswater for women and the Brynmore for men.
Mulberry to Unveil MacBook Designed Bags and Sleeves
Starting the beginning of December, the luxury English fashion line Mulberry will be debuting their new collection, which consists of nine pieces that are specifically designed for the MacBook and MacBook Pro. The collection also includes some mini cross-bags for the iPhone or iPod touch, with bags featuring Mulberry's signature icons like the Bayswater for women and the Brynmore for men.
The company's creative director, Emma Hill, had this to say about the collection:
"Mulberry have a legacy of craftsmanship and I'm thrilled to launch our first luxury collection for a whole host of Apple products including the MacBook, iPhone and iPod."
Lots More Apple Tablet News, but Do You Care?
The mystery surrounding the Apple Tablet is hitting a fever pitch, and this time word is that Apple is shopping the yet-to-be-seen Tablet to Australian developers to gauge interest. In other news, you can now buy SIM card trays for a so-called iTablet online, but then again, a New York Times editor supposedly "spilled the beans" by calling it the Apple Slate in a recent speech. My head is spinning already!
The Week in Geek
This was a week of big announcements from some heavy hitters: Microsoft, Apple, Twitter, and Google. Verizon launched a new ad campaign specifically targeting the iPhone, and of course we caught up on all the geeky details of our favorite shows. Did you miss anything?
When Did You Get Your First iPod?
Eight years ago today, Apple announced the first iPod — what you may recognize now as a 5G clunky gadget with a click wheel. The original iPod held 1,000 songs and weighed 6.5 ounces (current iPod classics hold 40,000 songs and weigh just under five ounces).
In the past eight years, the iPod has seen many changes — it's kind of unbelievable that now a tiny shuffle can hold nearly as much music as the original!
Name That iPod!
Since its introduction eight years ago (Happy Birthday Apple iPod!), the iPod has gone through some major changes and updates, including a full spectrum of color changes. Can you identify an iPod by color? Test yourself with this quiz.
Daily Tech: Apple Releases Some Redesigned Goodies
- Apple has redesigned the iMac and 13-inch MacBook and spiced up the Mac Mini — Apple
- The Beatles have helped boost the music video-game industry — Reuters
- Barnes & Noble expected to unveil reader — AP
- Droid lacks Apple's secret weapon . . .
Did You Contribute to Apple's Impressive Annual Sales?
Recession, what?! Just since last year, Apple has managed to increase its revenue by 12 percent during these hard economic times, bringing in $9.87 billion in revenue with a quarterly profit of $1.67 billion. The company managed to sell three million Macs, 10 million iPods, and seven million iPhones, all in its fiscal fourth quarter that ended on Sept.
Apple Allows Purchases in Free iPhone Apps
Ever wish you could try out a paid iPhone app before you bought it? You may be able to soon! Apple recently sent an email to developers stating in-app purchases would be allowed in free apps.
What's the Wildest App You've Ever Seen?
On the heels of the Amp Up Before You Score App from Pepsi prompting a sort-of apology, I haven't been able to stop thinking about crazy iPhone apps.
I've already talked about the 10 craziest iPhone apps I've seen — seriously, Poo Log? — but the Amp Up app really upped the ante on craziness.
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