Again, no panic: developers have had iOS 6 betas since WWDC earlier in the summer, and the consumer-launch date is as expected.
Circa was launched last October and, as expected, has no plan to yield a single penny before next year.
If, as expected, the launch of the new iPhone and Apple's iWatch health monitor leads to record sales, more money than ever will pour in to Apple's enormous pile of cash.
As expected, the launch of iTunes Match is now upon us, with today's release of iTunes 10.5.1, available from the iTunes website here.
As expected, iTunes launched their movie download service back in September.
While we can expect Rocket Internet to follow-on with more funding — multiple market launches indicate things are progressing as expected — other investors outside of the usual Rocket Internet circles may also participate.
Amazon's Kindle Fire is arriving at many a home this week, and as expected with a launch of this magnitude, there are a few bugs yet to be squashed.
But, as Jason pointed out in last week's post, as well as our early coverage in January, the Chrome Web Store had seemingly gotten off to a slow start, perhaps not attracting as much traffic (and, more importantly, sales) as expected prior to launch.
As expected, Apple today launched a health app for iOS and with it, it also launched HealthKit, which gives developers a way to securely exchange data between their apps and Apple's new Health app.
