Apple Announces MacBook Air Shipping, Apple TV Update Delayed
Apple announced today that the MacBook Air is now shipping, as we previously reported. The first MacBook Air shipments are expected to be arriving tomorrow.
Apple Announces MacBook Air Shipping, Apple TV Update Delayed
Apple Announces MacBook Air Shipping, Apple TV Update Delayed
Beneficial owners of Apple stock will be asked to cast vote on four proposals at the company's upcoming shareholders' meeting, including two policy-driven propositions submitted by individual investors -- both of which have been strongly opposed by t...
Four proposals up for vote at March Apple shareholders' meeting
Four proposals up for vote at March Apple shareholders' meeting
The MacBookAir.com domain is now in the hands of Apple. MacRumors.com had registered it ahead of Macworld in anticipation of the MacBook Air release. As promised, we handed it over to Apple when asked. However, this does demonstrate that Apple do...
MacBookAir.com Now Apple's. MacBook Air in Stores Friday
MacBookAir.com Now Apple's. MacBook Air in Stores Friday
After struggling for years to regain the success it had with the RAZR, Motorola may soon quit the cellphone industry altogether, according to research by a Nomura investment analyst.
Richard Windsor of the London-based firm explains that an inves...
Motorola may bow out of cellphones, aid Apple and rivals
Richard Windsor of the London-based firm explains that an inves...
Motorola may bow out of cellphones, aid Apple and rivals
Apple on Tuesday afternoon released software updates for all three components of its iWork '08 productivity suite -- Keynote, Pages and Numbers.
Per usual, the Cupertino-based company offered frustratingly few details on the three individual updat...
Apple release software updates for iWork '08
Per usual, the Cupertino-based company offered frustratingly few details on the three individual updat...
Apple release software updates for iWork '08
With market data clearly showing a deceleration in growth of the standalone MP3 player market, Apple Inc. will reportedly strive to maintain growth in its iPod business by introducing a range of cheaper, more innovative models that incorporate touch-...
Apple seen introducing cheaper, more innovative Wi-Fi iPods
Apple seen introducing cheaper, more innovative Wi-Fi iPods
Apple knowingly gave up as many as 1.5 million iPhone sales during the holiday quarter to establish the future of the iPod as a mobile device, according to investment note issued on Monday by Needham & Co.
Analyst Charlie Wolf bases his observatio...
Needham says Apple letting iPod touch cannibalize iPhone sales
Analyst Charlie Wolf bases his observatio...
Needham says Apple letting iPod touch cannibalize iPhone sales
My wife and I had some time on our hands over the holidays. Rather than waste it by having deep conversations, playing with our daughter or contemplating the true meaning of Christmas, we decided to download music at our kitchen table. That was the plan, anyway. Ruth wanted to make a mixed CD to replace her old cassette tapes.
Ripped and Burned by iTunes' Hassles
Ripped and Burned by iTunes' Hassles
Computerworld's Seth Weintraub first speculated that Apple is subsidizing the cost of Apple TV with their new movie rental sales. Indeed, Apple dropped the price for the Apple TV ($299-$399 -> $229-$329) at Macworld 2008 -- but this discount was onl...
Apple Selling Apple TV Near Cost
Apple Selling Apple TV Near Cost
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MacBook Air Battery<br />
Gizmodo provides a gallery of screenshots and video documenting the disassembly of the MacBook Air and shows that it is relatively easy to access the battery, which is held in by a number of screws.<p class=quote>...
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As even Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs admits, the digital living room has been a tough nut to crack. All of us have tried: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, TiVo, Vudu, Netflix, Blockbuster, Jobs said at the Macworld conference Jan. 15. We've all missed. No one's succeeded yet. The notion is intriguing: finding a way to move video from the Web and from the PCs in consumers' home offices to the big-screen TVs.
MacBook Air Disassembly Photos and Battery Access
MacNewsWorld
MacNewsWorld
Apple TV: Trying to Make Itself Comfortable in the Living Room
MacBook Air Battery<br />
Gizmodo provides a gallery of screenshots and video documenting the disassembly of the MacBook Air and shows that it is relatively easy to access the battery, which is held in by a number of screws.<p class=quote>...
MacNewsworld -- Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise
As even Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs admits, the digital living room has been a tough nut to crack. All of us have tried: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, TiVo, Vudu, Netflix, Blockbuster, Jobs said at the Macworld conference Jan. 15. We've all missed. No one's succeeded yet. The notion is intriguing: finding a way to move video from the Web and from the PCs in consumers' home offices to the big-screen TVs.
MacBook Air Disassembly Photos and Battery Access
MacNewsWorld
MacNewsWorld
Apple TV: Trying to Make Itself Comfortable in the Living Room
Appleinsider republishes an internal email sent from Steve Jobs to employees reassuring the recent downturn affecting Apple's stock price.
Steve Jobs Reassures Employees and Investors
Steve Jobs Reassures Employees and Investors
In a private communication last week, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs acknowledged the beating his company's shares have taken during this time of economic uncertainty, but remained confident that investors would again see rewards for their loyalty ...
Steve Jobs to Apple investors: 'hang in there'
Steve Jobs to Apple investors: 'hang in there'
Amazon.com is taking its digital music store to the world -- a necessary move if the online retailer hopes to compete with a digital giant like iTunes. Amazon will roll out its music store internationally this year, offering music that is free of DRM copy-protection technology that is more a weight on music sales than a benefit to the industry.
Amazon's Shot at iTunes Heard Round the World
Amazon's Shot at iTunes Heard Round the World
Apple Inc. has responded to complaints from customers who say the recent iPhone 1.1.3 software update has caused their handsets to display text messages out of the order in which they were sent or received.
A lengthy Apple Support discussion threa...
Apple details potential fix for mis-ordered iPhone SMS messages
A lengthy Apple Support discussion threa...
Apple details potential fix for mis-ordered iPhone SMS messages
A once controversial peer-to-peer file sharing service said this week it is relaunching with the blessing of the recording industry under an ad-supported model that will see its vast music catalog made available as free downloads, even for Apple iPod...
Free service promises over 25 million iPod-compatible tracks
Free service promises over 25 million iPod-compatible tracks
As even Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs admits, the digital living room has been a tough nut to crack. All of us have tried: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, TiVo, Vudu, Netflix, Blockbuster, Jobs said at the Macworld conference Jan. 15. We've all missed. No one's succeeded yet. The notion is intriguing: finding a way to move video from the Web and from the PCs in consumers' home offices to the big-screen TVs.
Apple TV: Trying to Make Itself Comfortable in the Living Room
Apple TV: Trying to Make Itself Comfortable in the Living Room
The latest iPhone controversy comes courtesy of a grade-school math problem: If Apple reports that 4 million iPhones have been sold, and AT&T reports that 2 million iPhones have been activated with AT&T accounts, and current estimates peg iPhone sales in the UK, Germany, and France in the neighborhood of 350,000 to 400,000, and if 20 percent of all iPhones sold are hacked and unlocked, how many iPhones are left unaccounted for?
Apple Minus AT&T Equals Lots of iPhones Somewhere Else
Apple Minus AT&T Equals Lots of iPhones Somewhere Else
A Delaware company specializing in air purification is suing Apple Inc. in order to get the iPod maker to stop causing a ruckus over the airPOD name used to market its desktop-based Air filtration systems.
In the 4-page complaint, filed last week ...
Apple sued for stifling air filtration firm
In the 4-page complaint, filed last week ...
Apple sued for stifling air filtration firm
This week, the Apple- and Mac-focused blogosphere is all over the map. Macworld is far from gone, of course, and while the MacBook Air is still hot enough to float, there's Apple's quarterly financial report, OS X 10.5.2, pent-up demand for a MacBook Pro refresh, and even some talk about the cute little pink iPod nano.
Apple Bloggers Talk Performance, Portable, Pro and Pink
Apple Bloggers Talk Performance, Portable, Pro and Pink
While researchers for investment bank Morgan Stanley aren't disputing that slowing iPod growth presents a negative scenario for Apple's share price, they're pointing to recent history this week in advising their clients that now would be the wrong ti...
Morgan Stanley advises investors not to bet against Apple
Morgan Stanley advises investors not to bet against Apple