AppleInsider says that Economic Daily News has a source inside Apple’s Taiwanese supply chain claiming that the iPhone nano will become a reality. This source claims that bidding by some of the suppliers of components for the fabled device is already ending. This rumor makes itself a little more realistic than the rest by putting an ETA for the iPhone nano no earlier than June 2009.

According to ComputerWorld’s sources, Apple is ready to update iMovie and move it to the cloud. Here’s what Seth Weintraub had to say:

I’ve heard from reliable sources that Apple will offer a significant update to iMovie at next week’s Macworld. It will largely focus on Internet video in the Cloud for the YouTube generation.

This juicy little rumor is just in time for Macworld Expo. This feature could be helpful for some movies, especially for those whose end destination is YouTube. Plus, you have the added benefit of not having to store those movie files on your computer. Files uploaded to Apple’s service would be viewable on an iPhone or iPod Touch.

The evidence can be found deep inside some configuration files on new MacBooks. The current model number for the iMac is 8.1 while the Mac Mini is 2.1, so these incremented numbers likely represent unreleased models.The reference to a CFG_MCP79 is assumed to be the NVIDIA MCP79 for obvious reasons. If you have a new more »

Macworld is coming, and if Wired is to be believed, a new Mac Mini is coming along for the ride. That’s pretty much as far as the rumor from an anonymous source goes, but I won’t leave you hanging.

The rumor might be a bit lacking in details, but there are a number of things that can be expected from a new Mac Mini.

iPhone nano rumors are nothing new. It’s actually hard to tell if the iPhone nano is one of those rumors created by fanboys who want a product badly or if there’s actually a product being developed. iDealsChina is claiming they have information pointing to the latter just in time for Macworld. You may remember iDealsChina more »