Apple & Mac Daily News Digest

A pair of 3% discount coupons on Apple’s new MacBook and iMac product lines are set to expire at midnight tonight, and AppleInsider has been told that they’re unlikely to return until sometime next year.

Apple has revamped the iMac with a huge, cinematic 16:9 27″ screen, fast CPU options, standard wireless keyboard and Magic Mouse, a staggering 16GB RAM capacity, and a new video input feature.

Lee Clow, creator of numerous legendary Apple ads including the iconic “1984″ TV spot, has resigned from his position as chief creative officer at TBWA/Media Arts Lab.

Engadget reports that Apple’s discussion forums are starting to see reports of poor performance on the company’s new 27-inch iMacs introduced last week. While users have reported several issues, including inappropriate spinning down of the hard driv…

Some users of the new 27-inch iMac have expressed issues with the hardware, specifically stuttering when playing back Flash content on Apple’s new desktop system.

Apple’s iPhone is making its long-awaited formal debut in the world’s most populous mobile phone market, without a key feature and at higher prices than widely available black market models. Apple’s local service provider, China Unicom, hopes the iPhone will give it an edge against giant rival China Mobile, the world’s biggest phone company by [...]

RBC Capital analyst Mike Abramsky published a research note today regarding a meeting with several Apple executives, including Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer, iTunes VP Eddy Cue, and Mac Marketing VP David Moody, covering a number of topic…

More than 1,200 students in Atlanta will be equipped with new MacBooks in what is said to be one of the largest Apple school technology rollouts in the U.S.

The Associated Press reports on today’s launch of the iPhone in China, noting several hurdles faced by the Apple as it attempts to tap into the world’s largest market. Among those hurdles is a lack of Wi-Fi functionality, a restriction…

While rumors have suggested Apple is courting print publications to deliver content on its anticipated tablet device, company executives recently said they see problems with the current business model.

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