Feb 28
iMessage was introduced in 2011 alongside iOS 5. It was believed to be Apple’s answer to platform-exclusive messaging platforms like BlackBerry’s BBM and Samsung’s ChatON at that time. Prior to that, the Messages app was mainly used for sending/receiving regular text messages and MMS.
However it seems that thanks to more iPhones being adopted on an annual basis, along with more iPads being sold, it looks like Apple’s iMessages is quite a hit amongst iOS users. According to a recent Q&A session that Apple’s CEO Tim Cook had with investors, it was revealed that the number of iMessages sent a day currently numbers at 40 billion. (more…)
Apple Handles 40 Billion iMessages, 15-20 Million FaceTime Calls Daily original content from Ubergizmo. 
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When Apple launched the 
We have been hearing a lot about Apple’s plans for sapphire lately. Rumored plans, to be exact. While Apple has not denied their involvement in GT Advanced Technology’s sapphire plant in Arizona, the exact use of the material is still being speculated on.
There are plenty of companies out there today that one can admire. It could be companies seeking a cure for an incurable disease, a small startup that has grown into a huge company, a company is that successful despite numerous setbacks, and so on. We’re pretty sure everyone has their own list but in the meantime, 
