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"And simply introducing a new display on which to watch that content as it is currently ... and FaceTime for chatting with grandma — this non-TV TV could take off, ultimately positioning Apple to replace your 60-inch set once it’s ready to retire.  

Finding what's on TV today is a frustrating and time consuming process. Dragon TV thinks like you and enables a fast and intuitive search experience be it by title, genre, or name, for example. Dragon TV technology allows a user to say ...  

We’ve all heard the rumblings of an Apple television set and what it may or may not include but a new take on the iTV suggests it might not be a television at all. Forrester Research analyst James McQuivey believes that Apple should release a device he has dubbed the...  

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Foxconn is denying reports that its CEO Terry Gou confirmed any plans for the much rumored Apple television set. The China Daily reported last week that during a speech at the start of building Foxconn’s new headquarters, Gou revealed that the company had already begun preparations for Apple’s iTV. Foxconn has issued a statement saying Read The Full Story  

#apple Remember when Foxconn got loose lips and started popping off about a certain Apple HDTV that's in development? Seems like someone at Apple put the fear of god into its manufacturing partner, because all of a sudden, Foxconn is claiming that they had "neither confirmed, nor speculated" about any such thing. Yeah, OK. More »  

Apple Inc.’s alleged plans to develop an iTV might be true after all. Time.com’s Techland, citing the China Daily news service, reported in its Rumors feature that Foxconn Electronics Inc. CEO Terry Gou has acknowledged Apple’s (Nasdaq: AAPL) iTV plans, the Jacksonville Business Journal reports. Foxconn is the company that builds many of Apple’s products in China. Techland quoted Gou as saying that Foxconn is making preparations for iTV...  

Apple Inc.'s alleged plans to develop an iTV might be true after all. Time.com's Techland, citing the China Daily news service, reported in its Rumors feature that Foxconn Electronics Inc. CEO Terry Gou has acknowledged Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) iTV. Foxconn is the company that builds many of Apple's products in China. Techland quoted Gou as saying that Foxconn is making preparations for iTV, although development or manufacturing has yet to...  

Apple Inc.’s alleged plans to develop an iTV might be true after all. Time.com’s Techland, citing the China Daily news service, reported in its Rumors feature that Foxconn Electronics CEO Terry Gou has acknowledged Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) iTV. Foxconn, which builds many of Apple’s products in China, has an engineering center in Sunrise. Techland quoted Gou as saying that Foxconn is making preparations for iTV, although development or...  

Followers of Apple Inc.'s highly-speculated but not-officially-announced "iTV" may have gotten some reliable information at long last. Time.com's Techland, citing China Daily, reports that Foxconn CEO Terry Gou has acknowledged Apple's iTV. Foxconn is the company that builds many of Apple's products in China. Related: Apple, Foxconn to split costs of improving conditions for 1M Chinese workers Techland reports Gou said that Foxconn is...  

Rumors of an "Apple TV" have persisted for many years now, but recently we've all been hearing an increasing number of hints that such a device may soon materialize. Thanks to a presumable slip-up from Foxconn chief Terry Gou, we now have unofficial confirmation that Apple is indeed planning a...  

Apple television rumors continue to swirl, and now the head of Foxconn has seemingly confirmed that the television is being put into production soon. Terry Gou, chief of Foxconn, gave a speech at the start of the building of the new Foxconn headquarters, spilling the beans by saying that the company was preparing to manufacture Read The Full Story  

Is the Apple television coming this year? Is it even coming at all? We can’t answer those questions, but more details seem to be leaking out about the mythical television set of lore. Cult of Mac reports that a source has seen the fully working TV in the flesh, and has spilled the beans about Read The Full Story  

Well, transparent might not be the right word, but it is different – what appears to be a solid sheet of glass you can see through on a stand. Pretty cool, actually. Be sure to check the photo. This TV was developed by a German company that makes high-end TVs and audio equipment called Loewe AG. And Apple Inc. is rumored to be in talks to by Loewe. Apple Inc. has two stores in the Triangle, one in Durham and one in Raleigh.  

Terry Gou, chief of Foxconn, has confirmed that Apple has an iTV in the works. The news, which instantly sent the consumer electronics industry into a tizzy, came in an article focused on the company's plans to expand into e-commerce and distribution. Yes, an iTV is coming, according to Gou, who dropped a few details about the product, even though neither development nor manufacturing has begun.  

Microsoft has released today as promised an update for Xbox Live that adds Comcast Xfinity, MLB.tv, and HBO Go content to the Xbox 360 console. The Xbox’s abundance of content paired with streamlined navigation, centralized search, and Kinect-powered voice and gesture control shows Google TV how it’s supposed to be done and scoffs at the Read The Full Story  

Sharp announced today that it began production of 32-inch HI-DPI LCD panels last month at its Kameyama Plant No. 2, which has long been manufacturing advanced LCDs for TVs. These pixel-dense high-performance displays are the world’s first to incorporate IGZO oxide semiconductors and could be used for Apple’s much rumored iTV, if perhaps over-enthusiastic analysts Read The Full Story  

“While it makes sense to think that Apple will go high-end in the TV business (as it has in computers, phones and tablets), our analysis suggests that Apple may need to go more mass market within a couple of years of launching a premium-priced TV product," ITG Industry Investment Research analyst Joseph Fersedi.Related StoriesSharp investment and patent suggests Apple televisionO2 offer free Wi-Fi access at McDonald's"Leap year" bug hits...  

Rumors of an impending Apple television are once again heating up as the company is said to be in talks with Epix, a joint venture between Lions Gate, MGM and Paramount Pictures. Any deal would result in content for Cupertino’s existing $99 set-top box and “to upcoming devices that stream...  

An analyst picks up on what we've been saying for years. Apple can't call it's rumoured smart TV the iTV because TV channel ITV owns that name. Misek suggests iPanel is a better name.Related StoriesBlackBerry party ends with man stabbed in neckApple iTV will be priced to high, analystBlackBerry party ends with man stabbed in neckGoogle reveals Project Glass: video preview of augmented reality sunglassesTomTom fixes 'leap-year' SatNav bug  

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- A Forrester Research analyst made news on Thursday for saying something I have been writing about for months regarding Apple's forthcoming iTV or whatever the heck it's going to be. Frankly, without the ability to access Steve Jobs, I am not sure Tim Cook even knows what it's going to be. Here's what Forrester's James McQuivey had to say on his blog : Let's be clear what the company is up against in its long-rumored...  

Last week a Chinese news site called ChinaDaily published a report saying that Foxconn CEO Terry Gou said his company was “making preparations for iTV, Apple Inc’s rumored upcoming high-definition television.” The statement was then turned into a whirlwind of Apple iTV/HDTV “confirmed by Foxconn CEO” stories that made the rounds. Foxconn is now saying that its CEO [...]Related StoriesSiri Correctly Answers “What’s The Best Smartphone Ever...  

Last week, Foxconn chairman Terry Gou revealed in a speech that the company was making preparations to start manufacturing a television from Apple. Development or manufacturing of the device had not stared just yet, but was about to get underway.Today, the company has rebuffed the original report, saying the CEO did not make any such comments.Foxconn says Terry Gou "made it very clear that he would neither confirm nor speculate about Foxconn's...  

Foxconn chief Terry Gou let slip that his company is gettingready to start producing an Apple television. According to China Daily, Gou today held a news conference inShanghai about his company's plans for the future. During thatconversation, he mentioned that Foxconnis currently preparing its facilities to start producingApple's long-rumored television,...Read MoreRead | Permalink  

When Apple decides to build and market a new product, it has to be a quality product that stands on its own and has value.  However, Apple may have moved to a new place in the minds of customers, and that would weigh considerably on the success of the rumored Apple HDTV. Also, of course, there’s this week’s Tech News Debris.  

There’s no shortage to information out there about Apple’s HDTV plans, but most of it focuses on specs, designs, and user interface (including coverage from our source who has seen one). With the device being a near certainly, other questions are being raised. Will it be an instant hit? How different will the experience be [...]Related StoriesTaskBadges Adds Counter To Icon Of Plain-Text ToDo ListsProCamera Makes A Decent Camera For Pros...  

Given Apple's long history of premium products, the chances of an inexpensive TV offering are as slim as a Samsung telly. See also: Apple iTV release date, specs and rumours Currently, the average amount spent by US households – with disposable income in ...  

It still may be a down economy for many, but the veritable cottage industry for jockeying when Apple will enter the TV business is booming ... Apple HDTV would lure about 1 in 2 iPhone owners, survey says Apple HDTV rumor roundup And cost ...  

The iTV. The Apple HDTV. SiriTV. Whatever you want to call it, there’s a lot of talk out there about how Apple is going to revolutionize the living room experience by releasing their own proper television set. There’s reason enough to be skeptical of these reports. From the industry’s notoriously low margins — Sony’s losing [...]  

By AppleInsider Staff Published: 05:36 PM EST (02:36 PM PST) An uncorroborated report claims to have knowledge of how Apple is planning to use the iPad with a much rumored unannounced television, saying that the tablet will run dedicated remote control apps featuring an enhanced UI. An industry source gave a second-hand...Read MoreRead | Permalink  

The margins in the TV business are already thin ... within communities first and within every home second. There’s something kind of touching and turn of the last century about the idea of people congregating in each others homes to share ...  

While there’s been a lot of speculation about Apple’s plans to enter the HDTV market, most of the discussion – including information from our source who has seen the device – has focused on the device itself. The form factor, pricing, manufacturing options, interface, input and remote control mechanisms, which iOS and OS X technologies could [...]Related StoriesInstagram Camera Concept Wants To Become Real With Your HelpNotify Highlights Real...  

An anonymous reader writes "Apple may soon begin production of a full-blown HDTV, dubbed iTV by Apple watchers, according to the Terry Gou, CEO of Apple's main hardware supplier Foxconn, in a brief interview with the newspaper China Daily. The newspaper reports that the device will feature 'aluminum construction, Siri, and FaceTime video calling' and will be manufactured by a 50-50 joint venture between Foxconn and the Japanese manufacturer...  

Yesterday reports were circulating that Foxconn CEO Terry Gou had confirmed his company was working on the Apple HDTV. Those reports originated with a Chinese website. Foxconn has now come out and...  

It looks like we might finally have some solid intel on Apple's iTV and not from some anonymous "people with familiar with the matter." This news appears to come directly from Foxconn chief Terry Gou, the man whose factories actually build Apple products.  

The rumours surrounding Apple making a TV could well be true, with the chairman of Foxconn letting slip some details.Apple hasn't confirmed or denied that it is working on a television but the top bods at Foxconn understand that the computing giant is close to bringing Apple iTV to market, although production of the TV has yet to begin.This is according to China Daily, which is quoting Foxconn chairman Terry Gou about the TV who explains that...  

Foxconn is making preparations for production of Apple’s long-rumored HDTV set, according to a new report. Speaking at a news conference in Shanghai, Foxconn chief Terry Gou said that the company is making preparations for iTV, the rumored name for Apple’s upcoming high-definition TV set. China Daily claims that the set reportedly features aluminum construction, Siri, and FaceTime video calling. Gou added that Foxconn’s recent 50-50…  

Apple is said to be negotiating to acquire Loewe AG, a manufacturer and distributor of televisions, audio components and integrated entertainment systems, with a final decision expected to be announced by the end of this week. I've said from the beginning not to underestimate the Apple HDTV rumor. I still believe this is a market that Apple could enter, change and eventually make a significant mark in. Apple did the same thing with the...  

The big news of the day has to be the discovery of a beta iCloud website, which has the rumor blogs grabbing up paper bags in an effort to stifle their hyperventilation. Seems as if we’ll be seeing new Reminders and Notes web apps as part of the iCloud website, but personally we’d prefer some of the old-school MobileMe settings and features to come back. Oh well, we can’t have everything -- but one thing we can have is a break for the weekend...  

Initial reports from Cult of Mac indicate a source who has seen the long-awaited Apple HDTV that people have been pining for. Supposedly designed to look like their LED-backlit Cinema Displays, it has a built-in iSight camera for FaceTime video conference calls – with facial recognition and the ability to zoom into the user’s face [...]Read more at Hypebeast.com  

A mock-up of a prototype Apple HDTV, as shown on the Cult of Mac blog today.(Credit: Dan Draper Design for Cult of Mac) If a report from Cult of Mac this morning is true, we may have our first good sense of what Apple's long-rumored and much-hyped HDTV looks...Read MoreRead | Permalink  

New details of the possibly upcoming but not yet official Apple iTV have emerged, including a description of what the thing will look like.And surprise, surprise, the Apple iTV set will look very similar to one of Apple's monitors – the Cinema Display monitor to be more exact. Except bigger. Much bigger.This is according to Cult Of Mac, a blog that's bundled together its information on the telly and come up with some interesting tidbits...  

This is interesting, Cult of Mac has a source that claims to have seen the new Apple TV in action. We aren't talking about the little set-top box that has been around for a while, rather the source...  

We have a source who claims to have seen a prototype Apple high-definition television set in action, indicating that Apple is readying the long-awaited device for market. According to our source, who has asked to remain strictly anonymous, the Apple HDTV looks like Apple’s current lineup of LED-backlit Cinema Displays but is “much bigger.” It has [...]Related StoriesApple Releases iOS 5.1.1 With Bug Fixes For Network Switching On iPad And...  

Just a couple days ago we carried a report that an analyst sees no sign of Apple releasing an Apple Television this year. Today a report appears that would suggest Apple is close to release of its...  

During a press conference in Shanghai this week, Foxconn president Terry Gou finally confirmed that the company is making preparations to begin production of the upcoming Apple HDTV. Production is yet to begin, so you may not see the set before Christmas. But Apple certainly plans to bring Steve Jobs’s set to market. Rumors concerning an [...]Related StoriesSpotify For Mac Updated With Playlist-Based Radio, Instant Search, More Sharing...  

It’s hard to believe in the 21st century that train conductors are still punching tickets, but it appears that era has finally come to an end for Amtrak, who is rolling out iPhones to 1,700 conductors for a digital check-in process this summer. Hey, that makes us want to book a ticket to some far-off destination -- until we realize it’s actually cheaper to do that on a plane, and you’ll get there a whole lot faster. Oh well. In the meantime...  

Terry Gou, head of the Foxconn factory where the majority of Apple's consumer tech products are manufactured, has apparently confirmed the existence of the Apple iTV HDTV. Not only that, but he's claimed his factory are preparing to put the...  

Foxconn chairman reportedly confirms Apple "iTV".Chairman Terry Gou revealed in a speech that the company was making preparations to start manufacturing a television from Apple, according to China Daily. Development or manufacturing of the device has not stared just yet, according to the report.The China Daily report, which dubbed the device "iTV", also repeated rumors that it would feature Siri and FaceTime video calling.Gou also confirmed...  

Apple's next big innovation is happening in television.The Cupertino, Calif.-based company is negotiating with TV-streaming service Epix, which major movie studios like MGM back. The service has an exclusive agreement with Netflix until next year, but the Apple's talks hint it has plans to beef up the content of its iTV project, and possibly throw a wrench into Netflix's strategy.If Apple manages to steal Epix from Netflix, a deal would boost...  

Should Apple unveil its HDTV, this could result in US households doubling its spending on Apple devices to $888 (£560) on Apple devices by 2015. Currently, analysts are trying to figure out how much the average American household will spend on Apple ...  

Apple TV: iTV Is Real, According to Foxconn Boss Foxconn chief Terry Gou has confirmed the electronic megafactory's plan to manufacture the oft-rumored Apple TV, which he called the iTV when talking to China Daily. Cult of Mac has a product mockup pic of the Apple TV, which...read more  

“Apple TV will completely revolutionize the cable TV and TV advertising markets as we know it,” Matt Chessen writes for Seeking Alpha. “How? Through TV apps. The revolutionary aspect of Apple TV will be the apps, and these will disrupt the ...  

Swedish retailer IKEA unveiled its interpetation of an integrated television on Monday, called the "UPPLEVA," which means "to experience." Even though Apple's late founder Steve Jobs had envisioned such a TV for his own company, it looks like IKEA will be the first to ship such an experience.  

NEW YORK, April 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- ITG (NYSE: ITG), a leading agency research broker and financial technology firm, today announced the launch of a new thematic report on the Apple iTV product opportunity and the potential implications for Apple's (NASDAQ: AAPL) revenue...  

Apple iTV rumours: what you need to knowWe love our Apple TV (and the new Full HD Apple TV looks fantastic), but we're not sure Apple does: the firm's more interested in getting iPads into your living room than Apple TVs under your flat screen. Apple says the Apple TV is a hobby, but it turns out Apple is thinking bigger. Much, much bigger: it wants to sell you the entire TV set, not a little box beneath it.In a 15 February 2012 earnings call...  

“A Forrester Research analyst made news on Thursday for saying something I have been writing about for months regarding Apple’s forthcoming iTV or whatever the heck it’s going to be,” Rocco Pendola writes for TheStreet. “Frankly ...  

10 apps we want to see on Apple iTVIf Apple does release a connected television called the iTV, it could let you access any show, speak commands using Siri, and browse the web.That means Apple could stake a claim to your mobile life, your morning commute (since most cars these days work the best with an iPhone and many have 30-pin ports), your office, and your home entertainment. What would be left? Obviously, Microsoft still owns the...  

Popular belief is that if Apple does end up releasing their long-rumored smart TV, they’ll call it the iTV… but there’s problems with that, not least of which is that there are at least two companies out there called iTV who are threatening to sue if Apple does so. So what will they call it? [...]Related StoriesPer Share, Apple Stock Now Worth More Than GoogleWhatever Happened In The Case Of The Lost iPhone 4S Prototype?Web Profile Platform...  

Apple is said to be in talks with high-end German television manufacturer Loewe over a possible buyout. The rumour follows continued suggestion that Apple are looking to enter into to make further steps in the home entertainment market with...  

Most analysts have seemed to agree that Apple’s new Apple TV set, dubbed the “iTV,” is going to launch sometime during 2012. However, Asian research group CLSA has released a note today saying that Apple won’t release the product until 2013, with Sharp providing the display panels. The new iTV is said to be the next “big thing” after [...]Related StoriesReflection App Updated To Effortlessly Mirror The New iPad’s Retina Display On A MacAdobe’s...  

Adam Crozier, the chief executive of ITV, earned a pay package worth almost £2.2m in salary, bonus and share awards last year, according to the annual report of the Downton Abbey broadcaster yesterday. Related StoriesClinton Cards posts half-year lossLaura Ashley opens boutique hotelGeithner steps into US housing battle in bid to boost economyInspectors find workplace abuses at Apple factoriesBlackberry maker RIM could be sold after more...  

With all the rumors surrounding Apple’s intense negotiations to acquire licensing agreements with Hollywood studios for its upcoming television, it can be easy to forget about another aspect of the equation that needs to be reinvented: the remote. When Apple does unveil its long-awaited ‘iTV’ to the dismay of cable providers, you can bet that [...]Related StoriesPlease A Hipster, Turn Your iPhone Into A Rotary Phone With This DockMysterious...  

German television maker Loewe revealed its vision for the future of home entertainment with the Loewe Invisio, a sleek, transparent, high-definition television that obsolesces contemporary designs -- at least in the looks department. Scroll Down ...  

As many of you probably expected, Foxconn is contradicting reports about Terry Gou confirming production of Apple’s rumored HDTV. The CEO said nothing of the sort, according to a statement released by the giant electronics manufacturer. According to a ...  

Apple rumors never die, and speculation about a potential Apple HDTV have been making the rounds for well over a year. Now a new report has surfaced claiming Foxconn is ready to start production of the Cupertino's long-awaited HDTV. The so ... Apple is ...  

Apple iTV, where art thou? In this world of iPhone 5, iPad Mini and MacBook rumours, it's sometimes easy to forget about Apple's oft-rumoured entry into the home cinema market. But a new report into the possible feature list of...  

The story focused on a news conference held in Shanghai for Gua to discuss a new Foxconn headquarters being built in the city. But later in the article, the paper included a section about the highly-rumored Apple TV. "Gou said Foxconn is making ...  

NEW YORK (Trefis) -- Rumors surrounding Apple's (AAPL) foray into the TV market seem to be growing in number every day, with some even claiming that the new iProduct could be arriving as soon as before the end of the year. The most recent one ...  

Apple are said to be working on an interface for iPad which will control the rumoured new Apple HDTV, said to be next in the pipeline from the techs at Cupertino. The tablet would run special apps that will allow users to scan content through a graphical ...  

Apple (AAPL) may or may not be making a television, but consumers appear to be willing to buy one. A survey by Strategy Analytics, released Tuesday, finds that nearly half of current iPhone users would be very or somewhat likely to buy the rumored iTV ...  

An industry source gave a second-hand account of the tablet-as-remote functionality to Business Insider, outlining how the iPad will reportedly be used as a channel-surfing tool for an Apple television set rumored to be in development. Despite having a ...  

Nobody knows for sure anymore if Apple's rumored Siri-powered HDTV/iTV will see the light of day by the end of the year. That hasn't stopped so-called "source leaks" from making the rounds. A new report claims the Apple HDTV will sport three key features ...  

BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--As speculation surrounding the possible launch of an “iTV” from Apple continues to mount, new research from the Strategy Analytics Connected Home Devices (CHD) advisory service shows that nearly half of existing iPhone users ...  

Chinese manufacturing company Foxconn has quashed rumours the infamous Apple television set has now gone into production. Although China Daily had reported Terry Gou, chairman of Foxconn’s parent company Hon Hai, as saying Foxconn was making preparations ...  

Canadian telecoms company Rogers and Bell already has Apple's hotly anticipated ... The survey also claimed that the television would offer remote-control via iPad and iPhone, as well as web TV such as Netflix. The slogan is supposedly, 'Apple finally ...  

As speculation surrounding the possible launch of an “iTV” from Apple continues to mount, new research from the Strategy Analytics Connected Home Devices (CHD) advisory service shows that nearly half of existing iPhone users would be very or ...  

If you own an iPhone, you're pretty likely to buy Apple's much-rumored TV set, according to the results of a new study. Market research firm Strategy Analytics today released findings from its 2012 ConsumerMetrix survey, which says "nearly half ...  

Forget the current hockey-puck form factor: the rumour mill is unanimous that the next Apple TV will be a proper TV. The Telegraph says that "sources within the company" say that Jeff Robbin, the man who helped create the iPod, is leading the team.  

Gou's comment would seem to suggest that it could be at least a year before the set reaches store shelves, if then. That would dovetail with J.P. Morgan analyst Mark Moskowitz who predicts that Apple will not launch the product until 2014. Apple ...  

Apple's much-anticipated new HDTV is still just the stuff of hearsay, but a reliable and 'well-placed source' claims he can confirm details of the 'iTV', after apparently having seen it in action. Read more...  

Foxconn Chief Executive Officer, Terry Gou, has been quoted as saying at a news conference in Shanghai that his factories are preparing to assemble the long-rumored Apple iTV. Apple has been selling three generations of set-top boxes branded as “Apple TV ...  

While there is much speculation surrounding Apple's new iProduct, there have been few attempts so far to seize the opportunity that the TV market ... Beyond $2,000 would be making the product too pricey in our opinion. As for gross margins, we are assuming ...  

Plug your TV into the latest technical advancement with this new Apple TV model coming straight at you for just $99 and free shipping! The Apple TV is a compact device you can hook into your home theater system and it allows you to unlock all the Internet ...  

Terry Gou, Chairman, Foxconn, said, in an interview published by China Daily, that Foxconn is making preparations for iTV, the long-rumoured Apple's high-definition television. In addition, the report also sates that development or manufacturing ...  

In an interview published by China Daily today, Terry Gou, chairman of Foxconn, confirms the massive manufacturing company is making preparations for an Apple television set called iTV. Gou also states that neither development nor manufacturing has begun. Apparently, per China Daily at least, the television set will have an aluminum construction, Siri voice controls and FaceTime video calling. This is the most solid report to date of the long...  

News out of China that Foxconn is gearing up to make Apple‘s keenly awaited iTV product. The information came from a press conference given by Hon Hai Industry’s (the legal name for Foxconn) chairman, Terry Gou. Apple Inc’s iTV Gou said ...  

The other major piece of hardware Apple is rumoured to have on the cards for this year, aside from the iPhone 5, is the iTV project. Well, some folks think it will be out at the end of 2012, anyway, … Continue reading →  

HDTV manufacturer Loewe AG has now entered into the iTV picture although the company currently denies any kind of purchase proposal from Apple. The latest Apple iTV rumor is that the company has made a $112 million offer to purchase German-based Loewe AG ...  

A recent Best Buy survey tried to get customer feedback on a possible Apple-branded HDTV, naming a few titillating features. At the same time, Canada's biggest newspaper reports that extraordinary Apple HDTV prototypes can be found in major telecom labs.  

Sharp investment explained? Foxconn chief Terry Gou reportedly reckons that Apple, one of the contract manufacturer's biggest customers, is indeed preparing the so-called 'iTV'.…  

P.E.D. reports, “Now Pacific Crest’s Andy Hargreaves has poured what may be the coldest water yet on the idea… in a note to clients issued Monday.” Investment in Apple television makes little sense without a unique TV content offering.  

Looks like Apple may be about to nab an exclusive film streaming deal for its upcoming Apple iTV television from the incumbent Netflix. It's not really a shocker that Apple is in talks with a company co-owned by three major film studios over exclusive ...  

Foxconn, also known as Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., is already Apple's primary manufacturer of its iPhone, iPad tablet and other devices. The company assembles about 40% of all smartphones, computers and related devices that are sold worldwide.  

Foxconn, Apple’s biggest manufacturer, denied reports it was preparing to begin producing an Apple iTV after the Web went wild with rumors after a report from China.  

CUPERTINO, Calif. -- Apple Inc. is making preparations to produce its highly anticipated TV product called Apple iTV, China Daily reported Friday. In an interview published by the Chinese newspaper, Terry Gou, the chairman of Apple-supplier Foxconn, said ...  

An Apple HDTV will have both a built-in camera for FaceTime video calls as well as Siri for voice commands according to a source that claims to have seen a prototype. Cultofmac.com claims the “anonymous” source said the TV resembled Apple’s LED ...  

Apple's strongly rumoured smart television set has had its details leaked, according to a report. Cult Of Mac claims to have heard from an inside source that the set will resemble a "much larger" version of Apple's Cinema Display monitors. The connected TV ...  

On an aesthetic level, iTV will supposedly look like Apple's line of LED-backlit Cinema Displays. An unnamed source who clams to have served hands-on time with Apple's rumored iTV (working title) says the device is similar in appearance to the current line ...  

The rumored Apple HDTV could bring Siri and FaceTime into the living room. A source speaking to Cult of Mac claims to have seen the Apple HDTV complete with some iOS features. According to the source, Apple will put Siri and FaceTime into the ...  

According to the report, the source said that Apple is readying the new television for market. But other recent reports have suggested that any Apple HDTV might not hit store shelves until 2014. In the interim, a J.P. Morgan analyst has opined ...  

Apple manufacturing partner Foxconn will soon ready its plants to manufacture a television made by Apple, according to China Daily. We’re routinely heard reports that Apple’s “iTV” will be coming to the market before the end of 2012, but ...  

Oft-rumoured, but still unseen, the existence of Apple's new HDTV set - commonly referred to as the 'iTV' - has finally been confirmed by the company's principal manufacturing partner, Foxconn. Read more...  

We are expecting Apple to launch their first HDTV some time this year or early next year, and now according on one analyst, we wont see Apple’s new HTDV until 2014. According to Mark Moskowitz, and Analyst from J.P. Morgan we wont see the new Apple TV until some time in 2014, although we may [...]  

According to one of Apple's current board members, Jobs was eyeing automobiles too. That tidbit came during an interview with J. Crew CEO and Apple board member Mickey Drexler at Fast Company's Innovation Uncensored conference in New York last month.  

Those hoping for Apple flatscreen TV launch before the end of the year should temper their enthusiasm because it's not coming until at least 2014, according to one analyst. Apple's heavily rumoured entry into the HD TV market has been one of the tech ...  

A new report from Strategy Analytics claims that 50 per cent of iPhone users will buy Apple’s iTV within the first year of its release. Apple has still yet to confirm the existence of its now almost mythical iTV set. Rumours of the HD TV from Apple have ...  

In a press conference in Shanghai on Friday, Foxconn chief Terry Gou reportedly made some revealing — yet puzzling — comments about Apple’s rumored big-screen television set. According to a report in the China Daily, Gou said Foxconn is ...  

Wired NewsApple's Next Big ThingsPhiladelphia Inquirer (blog)the much rumored Apple television called iTV is gonna happen. Soon. Maybe not this year. Most likely next. Oh, and there's also another report floating around, not quite as credible, that a smaller iPad is on the way this fall, to ward off growing ...Report: Foxconn Chief Says His Company Is Preparing for 'Apple iTV'Wired NewsReport: Foxconn Gearing Up to Build Apple TV SetPC...  

Forget “iTV,” says Jefferies analyst Peter Misek. Apple’s much-anticipated television could be called “iPanel” to reflect its potential as a hub for gaming, media and more, and it could arrive before the year is out.  

Apple is making a TV. We know that. Steve Jobs told his biographer. We know it’s going to be called iTV. In his biography of Steve Jobs Walter Isaacson wrote that Jobs claimed he’s figured out how to solve the problem of an integrated television – an ...  

Nachdem Foxconn-Chef Terry Gou am Freitag Apples Pläne für einen eigenen Fernseher bestätigte, rudert der Zulieferer heute wieder zurück und dementiert die Aussage.  

Elsewhere in Apple television rumorology this week ... www.ilounge.com/index.php/backstage/comments/dont-shed-a-tear-for-the-teardrop-shaped-iphone-5/" target="_hplink">watch him tell everyone in September that the iPhone 4S would NOT ...  

With Apple already releasing the 2012 Apple TV model this year, it seems as though one home cinema gadget a year is good for the Cupertino tech firm, as the latest rumour now tips their Apple iTV iOS HDTV for...  

Continuing a long string of “exclusives” with un-named sources, CultofMac today claims that someone who saw the Apple HDTV says it looks like a bigger Cinema Display. It has an iSight camera and Siri, according to the post. We are filing ...  

Philip Elmer-DeWitt / Fortune: Anatomy of an iTV rumor  —  The latest “confirmation” that Apple is building a TV set turns out to be another soufflé  —  FORTUNE — It is perhaps a measure of how badly broken today's commercial TV viewing experience is — the cookie-cutter sitcoms, the ridiculous reality shows …  

Summary: The transportation system seems to be pointing to more tonnage courtesy of tech product launches. One analyst connects the Apple dots. Instead of following Apple rumor mill, tips from contract manufacturer workers and a bevy of unknown ...  

Here’s why Steve Jobs hated market research. Strategy Analytics has released the results of a study asking people about their willingness to buy an Internet-connected HDTV, or iTV, from the Cupertino giant, and they make some pretty silly points.  

Foxconn chief Terry Gou says that the company is preparing to manufacture Apple's rumored iTV. Terry Gou, chief of Foxconn, spoke at a news conference in Shanghai after a groundbreaking event celebrating the construction of a new headquarters. One of the ...  

Apple is preparing to produce its highly anticipated TV product called Apple iTV, China Daily reported yesterday.In an interview published by the Chinese newspaper, Terry Gou, the chairman of ...  

“Chairman of Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd. Terry Gou explicitly confirmed Apple’s rumored HDTV during his inaugural speech at company’s new headquarter in Shanghai China,” Faheem Saeed reports for How To Arena. “The company ...  

FORTUNE -- Although there is no shortage of iTV speculation -- thanks to Asian news outlets like DigiTimes-- and plenty of Apple (AAPL) analysts ready to calculate to the penny how much an Apple-branded TV set would add to the company's bottom ...  

Cupertino HD TV to get FFS, FFS Apple was granted a further 19 US patents to its colossal archive of intellectual property this week, with the standout blueprint sure to be related to its rumoured 'iTV' product.…  

Apple may be denying that an Apple HDTV will be coming anytime soon, but analysts still believe that such a device will be released later this year. New speculation that Apple will be offering a TV is being fueled by an announcement made by Sharp that ...  

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The latest rumor, fresh from Cult of Mac, says that Apple is working on a television set that includes an integrated home gaming console. Their sources say that an HDTV will come to us before the end of the year, and will include a touchscreen remote and ...  

“We have a source who claims to have seen a prototype Apple high-definition television set in action, indicating that Apple is readying the long-awaited device for ... “It has a built-in iSight camera for making free FaceTime video ...  

Apple will release the HDTV under its own brand by the name of iPanel in the fourth quarter of this year, reports AppleInsider citing an analyst Peter Misek with Jefferies & Co. First it was assumed that this gadget will be released under the name iTV.  

NEW YORK, April 3, 2012 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- ITG (NYSE: ITG), a leading agency research broker and financial technology firm, today announced the launch of a new thematic report on the Apple iTV product opportunity and the potential implications for ...  

It should also be noted that Foxconn recently decided to buy a big chunk of Sharp's LCD TV factory, with analysts predicting Apple could very well grab at least 5% of the HDTV market.  

Apple was granted a patent by the US Patent and Trademark Office that might be related to the rumoured Apple "iTV". Photo: PatentlyApple.com There's more buzz being generated around the expected Apple "iTV" after the electronics giant was granted a new ...  

Business Insider reports that the Asian research group CLSA said in a note: "We continue to view Apple TV hardware as a 2013 event." The timing of the much-anticipated Apple HDTV has been hotly debated by analysts, most of whom say it will be launched this year.  

Apple fans saving their pennies for the eagerly-anticipated iTV flatscreen television are likely to have a little bit longer to accrue the funds after researchers asserted that it won't be arriving in 2012 We're besieged by Apple iTV rumours on an almost ...  

Apple’s ‘iTV’ HDTV will look like a large iPad, supporting iOS apps and games, but will ultimately fail to change the traditional TV business model, according to Barclays analyst Anthony DiClemente. Speaking to AllThingsD, DiClemente said that he ...  

But that's a small market and won't move the needle much for Apple. "While it makes sense to think that Apple will go high-end in the TV business (as it has in computers, phones and tablets), our analysis suggests that Apple may need to go more mass market ...  

A strategic partnership between Sharp and Foxconn may yield large television panels for use in an upcoming Apple TV product, industry sources in Taiwan speculate. Sharp has reportedly announced a “strategic alliance” with Foxconn which, through third ...  

"We continue to view Apple TV hardware as a 2013 event," explained CSLA in a note. "The timing of Hon Hai/Foxconn's equity stake and partnership with Sharp along with Hon Hai Chairman Terry Gou's separate 46.5 per cent investment in Sharp's Sakai City ...  

Analysts and rumors have been pointing to Apple launching its first Apple TV this year. By Apple TV they don’t mean a little set top box we already have, they’re talking about an actual Apple TV set. A new rumor has surfaced that contradicts that ...  

We love our Apple TV (and the new Full HD Apple TV looks fantastic), but we're not sure Apple does: the firm's more interested in getting iPads into your living room than Apple TVs under your flat screen. Apple says the Apple TV is a hobby, but it turns ...  

The rumor mill is working overtime grinding out supposed details of the new-soon-to-be-released Apple television. The most current rumor is that it will not be called the iTV as previously thought, but due to a legal entanglement may be called ...  

Apple (AAPL) has done everything right so far in the last 5 years, with blockbuster products like the iPhone and the iPad. What Apple has done thus far is to create a revenue stream through selling products, a second revenue stream through selling content ...  

A patent filed by Apple back in 2008 seems to confirm that the company is working on some kind of television, perhaps even the long-rumoured Apple iTV. It's a very technical document detailing Apple's work on high refresh rate LCDs, a technique called ...  

There's more buzz being generated around the expected Apple "iTV" after the electronics giant was granted a new patent and one of its key suppliers in Asia struck a major investment deal. Apple has been awarded a patent for a technology called ...  

Much like the fabled iPad Mini, though, those rumors have never actually amounted to anything. In Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs, though, it was revealed that the iTV was one of the last things Jobs worked on at Apple before he died ...  

By using their Apple stores as the main outlets for these TV sets, they have a natural sales channel and can use the current market momentum to sell the TVs. The recent appointment of Dixon’s John Browett as head of Apple’s retail operations ensures ...  

Apple iTV concept. Apple iTV rumors are back, this time from someone who claims to have actually seen the mythical television in action. The long-rumored Apple “iTV” is back, and this time the info is coming from someone ...  

"Recently my team and I have been getting A LOT of protocol from Apple lately, and I can tell you there is something big getting ready to happen. Whether or not it's the iPhone I'm not at liberty to say, but the paperwork has definitely beefed ...  

TAIPEI, March 28 (Reuters) - It promises to revolutionise television in the way the iPad did computing, and the chance to make Apple Inc's much-anticipated smart TV could explain Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry's bold move to buy into 100 ...  

Leander Kahney is the editor and publisher of Cult of Mac, and author of three books about technology culture: Inside Steve's Brain, the New York Times bestseller about Steve Jobs; Cult of Mac; and Cult of iPod. Leander has ...  

Contract manufacturer Foxconn (www.foxconn.com) will invest $800 Million in Japan-based Sharp Corporation(www.sharp-world.com) and gain ownership interest in production facilities and contracts. Foxconn’s official name is Hon Hai Precision Industry ...  

According to a hot new report published by Italian Windows Phone blog Plaffo, Nokia plans to add the Internet share update to Lumia 800 pretty soon. The optimistic report suggests that Lumia 800 users will officially receive the good news by the end of ...  

Are you ready for iPanel? Jefferies analyst Peter Misek has raised his estimates for Apple and said that shares could hit the $800 mark. That price target comes just a few days after Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster said Apple could be worth $ ...  

Apple may not be buying a high-design German home entertainment device maker, but that doesn't mean investors in the rumoured target company won't make a killing - and it doesn't mean it won't still have a part to play in Apple's iTV.  

There's no denying Steam Box now. Previously it was presumably a list of hardware specs for PC vendors much like Intel lists spec requirements for Ultrabooks. But Valve's listing takes an interesting Apple-like approach to its wording, reading ...  

Jefferies & Co.’s Peter Misek has been one of the most outspoken analysts about Apple’s rumored HDTV product. He first said in November that Sharp was preparing its production lines for the “iTV” and then last month claimed production of ...  

As my favorite tech writer, Zach Epstein at BGR, deftly and decisively points ... wide open while current market players continue their struggles to compete on price. Market research firm KAE along with online polling company Toluna recently ...  

Apple, which now sells a $99 set-top box that hooks up to a television set and lets users stream online content from Netflix and the MLB channel, opened discussions with three-year-old EPIX, created by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp, MGM and ...  

In a press conference in Shanghai on Friday, Foxconn chief Terry Gou reportedly made some revealing — yet puzzling — comments about Apple’s rumored big-screen television set. ...  

Apple, true to form, has not said a word on the subject—this latest frenzy of speculation was set off by a China Daily article in which Terry Gou, chief of Foxconn, mentioned that an iTV was in the pipeline. Foxcomm—Apple’s main ...  

(Of course, if you lose both your remote control and your iPhone -- well, you have to get up and push the buttons on the TV. And maybe clean your house). So, why is this exciting? There are already dozens of apps in the App Store and Android ...  

There has been an awful lot of talk about what Apple's new iTV could bring to the market. In fact there has been so much talk about the new Apple TV, that some of its competitors are falling behind.  

Can't find the TV remote? Try calling it. A recent patent filed by Apple and discovered by the site Patently Apple shows a clever design for a potential TV remote control that could totally render obsolete the thin black box you know and ...  

Steve Jobs evidently thought about disrupting everything. From computers, to phones, to televisions ... to cars. Apple board member and J. Crew chief executive Mickey Drexler revealed the unfulfilled dream.  

In a press conference in Shanghai on Friday, Foxconn's chief Terry Gou made some revealing -- yet cryptic -- comments about Apple's rumored television set.  

Talk of an Apple TV set dates back to 2009, but recent months have provided an avalanche of rumors. CNET's gathered them all in one convenient location. [Read more]  

While user excitement and rumors about Apple devices mainly flock around iPad and iPhone, Apple HD TV is also slowly yet strongly making its presence felt among TV addicts.