$1 TV shows, down from $2: sounds like a great plan, but is it real? The FT seems to think so , claiming that the changes will hit the iTunes store at the end of April, corresponding with the iPad launch. Apple’s current pricing scheme puts most SD …

Apple could begin selling US television shows for $1, half of its charge on its iTunes digital media store, when the computer maker’s iPad tablet computer hits the stores. The test, expected to coincide with the April consumer debut of the iPad …

The $500 16GB, Wi-Fi only iPad costs Apple less than half that to build, according to a recent component breakdown from iSuppli. And for the 64GB 3G iPad, Apple clears nearly $500 in profit. Here’s how it breaks down: Apple iPad Estimated Bill-of …

Apple Inc. is reportedly not making headway on its goal of bringing network TV subscriptions to the iPad. Bu the Financial Times reported late on Wednesday that Apple is working on a plan to cut the cost of individual shows in half to $1 by the time …

An estimated teardown of Apple ‘s upcoming iPad puts the cost of materials and manufacturing for the tablet at less than $350, with the 32GB 3G version of the device expected to be most profitable for Apple. Materials and manufacturing for the …

A new report Wednesday evening says cheaper iTunes TV show downloads could be in the offing. Apple will be offering U.S. TV shows for $1 each, according to the Financial Times . The offer will coincide with the release of the iPad–expected sometime …

Opera announced it has developed a version of its Opera Mini web browser for Apple’s iPhone. The Norwegian company said it will demonstrate the new browser at the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona, Spain. Jon von Tetzchner, cofounder of Opera …

Simley put out this notification a little while ago. Unfortunately, it means the cancellation of a highly anticipated wrestling dual between the Spartans and Apple Valley. Here’s the release: On Saturday, February 6, 2010, the Simley wrestling team …

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — With the iPhone, Apple changed the face of mobile devices. Can it do the same for mobile advertising? CEO Steve Jobs is reported to have said, “Mobile ads suck,” and in the wake of its purchase of mobile ad network Quattro …