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Apple senior vice president Phil Schiller chatted with the about app discovery in the App Store. He also commented on iOS 6's newly announced Passbook feature, which he said was not a sign that the company was heading to a digital payment option, à la Google Wallet. Although, he reportedly added, the company is always on the lookout for ways to make it easier for customers to give money to .
(Reuters)
Apple's going on the defensive, as a class action lawsuit against the company has gotten the green light from a federal judge. Plaintiffs were allowed to proceed with a suit alleging that Apple let advertisers track location data and collect other personal information, including age, gender, addresses, and how customers feel about
(MacRumors)
You might have been surprised to hear, in Monday's keynote, that the iPhone 3GS would be getting iOS 6. Of course, there are a number of large asterisks to that support, as the model doesn't support Flyover and turn-by-turn directions, Shared Photo Streams, FaceTime over 3G, the Mail VIP list. Meanwhile the iPhone 4 just doesn't support making phone calls.
(Growl)
Open-source notification framework Growl has announced that it will work in concert with Notification Center in Mountain Lion. I'm pretty sure this allows you to create an infinite loop of notifications.
(Quora)
An interesting anecdote on Quora tells the story of the Apple developer who apparently created the Intel version of Mac OS X on his own, without anybody getting a whiff of it. Which goes to show you that one person keep a secret.