MacRumors has not participated in April Fools' Day prank news stories in the past, and have no plans to breakout from that tradition this year. All news stories posted on our site today are real.
Unless Digitimes is the source.
MacRumors has not participated in April Fools' Day prank news stories in the past, and have no plans to breakout from that tradition this year. All news stories posted on our site today are real.
MacRumors has not participated in April Fools' Day prank news stories in the past, and have no plans to breakout from that tradition this year. All news stories posted on our site today are real.
MacRumors has not participated in April Fools' Day prank news stories in the past, and have no plans to breakout from that tradition this year. All news stories posted on our site today are real.
https://www.macrumors.com/2013/04/0...nkeeper-for-ipad-iplay-game-console-and-more/
Tired of tearing down Apple products to examine their internals and assess their repairability, iFixit has moved on to a different fruit with its new Orange teardown.
The iWatch one is Unwatchable, not funny and what is it with those dudes? They sound like they about to jump off a cliff. Cheer up fer fecks sake it's an April fool. A really bad one at that.
The Ign one is very well done and funny though.
I wish my AAPL stock crashing again today was a hoax. *sigh*
this is the annoying part about April Fools: fake products that you wish were real.
Hahaha Orange teardown... that's clever.
I dunno, I seem to recall a "page 2" story a few years back where you announced Apple was grouping Classical and Country music together in the iTMS or something to that effect... just can't find it
In the process, we've discovered that for many of our users, the phone screen is just too small to get all that important real-time fitness information into one convenient place.
MacRumors has not participated in April Fools' Day prank news stories in the past, and have no plans to breakout from that tradition this year. All news stories posted on our site today are real.
Close - it was Page 3, and it survived online until the redesign
http://web.archive.org/web/20110405212517/https://www.macrumors.com/page3/