According to multiple sources Apple will launch the long awaited Retina iPad Mini on November 12. The screenshot above “which has been shown to service providers” shows that Apple plans to launch the tablet in the United States, Australia, China (Wi-Fi only), Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, and Singapore. » Retina iPad Mini To Launch On November 12

A report from The Wall Street Journal confirms months of product leaks and rumors, saying that Apple will introduce a high resolution Retina iPad mini and a thinner, lighter version of the standard 9.7-inch iPad during its media event tomorrow. » Thinner iPad and Retina iPad Mini Expected on Tomorrow’s Media Event

Apple has announced the new MacBook Air at the WWDC 2013 keynote. The MacBook Air has received the so called Haswell processors and also made some big improvements on battery life. As a cool surprise Phil showed a sneak peak of the all new Mac Pro. » MacBook Air Gets Update, Sneak Peak of New Mac Pro

Instapaper developer Marco Arment has created a few mockups and gives more speculations about Apple’s rumored upcoming  iPhone with a nearly 5-inch display without disrupting the existing app ecosystem. Above you see an example of what the “iPhone Plus” will look like. From left to right you see the iPhone 5, Galaxy S III, “iPhone Plus”, Galaxy Note II. » Mockups and Details Of 4.94-Inch “iPhone Plus”

Adobe has just announced support for HiDPI and Retina displays “such as Apple’s redesigned MacBook Pro models.” for Illustrator CS6 customers and is available to all Illustrator CS6 customers, both Creative Cloud members as well as owners of perpetual products. » Retina Support Now Available For Photoshop & Illustrator CS6

iFixit received an “iPad 3 display”, and they took a good hard look at it, and nailed down some specifics: the display resolution (as rumored) looks to be 2048×1536, and there are subtle differences in the style of connector and placement of the retaining clips. Whether or not you consider this a true “retina display,” it is hard to argue that the pixel-density of the “iPad 3” beats the heck out of everything else on the market. Check the video overview after the break. » iFixit Took A Closer Look At The iPad 3 Retina Display

Steve Jobs told during the WWDC10 Keynote that the Retina display mounted on the iPhone 4 is just superior. Samsung, the world’s biggest display maker does not agree on that. According to Samsung the retina display on the iPhone 4 is only 3 to 5 percent sharper than the AMOLED screen on the Samsung phone Galaxy S, that’s only a little bit sharper while the Retina display uses 30 percent more power. Samsung also believes that the Samsung AMOLED display offers a better viewing angle and contrast. » Samsung: iPhone 4 Retina Display Not As Good As Apple Said