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Gizmodo reports that one of their source's (who are 100% reliable) have confirmed Apple are working on a 10 inch tablet. And a 13 inch. And a 15 inch.  If your jaw hasn't hit your desk just yet, then it will now. One of the models (probably 15?) will run OSX. The prototypes are housed at a factory in Shenzuen, China. One of the devices  "was running Mac OS X 10.5.". The company apparently have "a tight relationship with Apple". This ...

We have a round-up of news today, there's a few interesting articles and headlines around worth mentioning. We've been listening to the rumor mill, and New iPods We reported a week or so ago about the secret Apple keynote event on Sept 8th / 9th. We're getting some more light shed on the matter now.  Citing industry sources, Taiwanese rumor site DigiTimes reported that the new iPods will have 3.2 Megapixel cameras. Their also suggesting that the iPod classic will get a ...

Want to win a copy of Things for Mac (worth $49.95)? We have 2 copies up for grabs, all you need to do is follow our twitter account @applereviews and tweet this message. Big thanks to the guys at Cultured Code for providing us with the copies. We will be carrying out a review of Things next week, and winners will be announced on Tuesday. follow @AppleReviews to win a copy of Things for Mac by @culturedcode http://tinyurl.com/nwwh8r

Got the Twitter twitch? You're not the only one. Everyday, more people are joining the social networking site. And once you're in, you're hooked – and Mac makes it easier to stay there. The newly launched Tweetie gives you access to Twitter from your desktop. When you launch the App, you sign in the same way you would with, say, a messenger service, and have access to all of the same things you would when logging into the site. With easy ...

On a rather surprising note, Appleinsider is reporting Apple are going to retain the Macbook brand rather than scrap it altogether. The Macbook, which was released in 2006 to make the transition to Intel processors, has proved to be one of the best selling macs of all time. People 'familiar' with the project have stated that in the coming months the new Macbook will emerge " with a slimmer, lighter enclosure and restructured internal architecture to boot". Sounds interesting. Release would ...

We are really amazed by the response that we got to our Twitter Giveaway competition. We had 2 copies up for grabs, and almost 50 entrants. So now to pick the winners. Please DM us your full name & email address to register your copy of CSSEdit and Espresso. A big thank you to MacRabbit for contributing! We'll be doing this totally at random. I've assigned numbers to each entrant, and using an app to randomly pick a number. Here we ...

Snow Leopard is here! OSX 10.6 will be shipping to customers on the 28th August, for the princely sum of £25 /$29. Our pal Gene Munster expects Snow Leopard to sell over 5M copies this quarter alone! One of thing of note, is the poorly designed packaging. What did Apple use? MS word 98? Apart from that, everything looks ok. Here's some of the features, taken from the Apple Store: Better, faster, easier Snow Leopard enhances your entire Mac experience. In ways big and ...

It's with great pleasure that I can announce the Apple Reviews $5000 Giveaway will be taking place in September. We're securing some of the most awesome Apple gadgets and apps, and then adding them into our huge prize-pot, which will be up for grabs in early October. All you need to do to enter is follow us on twitter and leave us some comments, and await further updates on entering the comp. We're in the process of putting the finishing touches ...

Want to win a copy of CSSEdit & Espresso (worth $117)? We have 2 copies up for grabs, all you need to do is follow our twitter account @applereviews and tweet this message. follow @AppleReviews to win a copy of Espresso and CSSedit http://tinyurl.com/lnqe3s The winners will be announced this Tuesday.

The app store has to be the most popular app related online store. And with that popularity comes money. And unfortunately, wherever money can be found, you'll find fraudsters not too far behind. Its no surprise then that one PR firm, Reverb Communications, has taken it upon themselves to cheat the system. How can you cheat the App store? Quite simple really. All you need to do is hire a team of 'interns', to positively review your app on iTunes, and ...