Apple hires influential ATI graphics chip designer
Apple has scooped up a chip designer who spent years mapping out key graphics chip architectures at ATI and who also played an integral role in the development of the graphics processor found at the heart of Nintendo's Game Cube console.
Apple hires influential ATI graphics chip designer
Apple hires influential ATI graphics chip designer
A site host for a wiki covering iTunes database exploration has opted to fight back against repeated legal threats from Apple by suing the iPod maker in court on grounds of censorship.
Apple sued for threatening wiki host over iTunes code
Apple sued for threatening wiki host over iTunes code
The Inquirer reports that former ATI chip designer and executive Bob Drebin is apparently now a Senior Director at Apple. Drebin was formerly the Chief Technology Officer for the Graphics Products Group at AMD, assuming the position as part of AMD's...
Apple Personnel Moves: Former AMD Chip Executive Hired, Papermaster Finally Begins Work
Apple Personnel Moves: Former AMD Chip Executive Hired, Papermaster Finally Begins Work
A deposition given by Apple chief executive Steve Jobs to the Securities and Exchange Commission last year offers a window into the luminary's role at electronics maker and the largely fictitious history erected around his return to the company in 1997.
Steve Jobs deposition offers peek inside Apple
Steve Jobs deposition offers peek inside Apple
Apple today announced that it has filed an amended Form 10-Q with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, correcting errors in the reported vote totals for shareholder-submitted proposals at its most recent annual shareholder meeting.
Apple Corrects 10-Q SEC Filing, Announces Shareholder Approval of 'Say on Pay' Proposal
Apple Corrects 10-Q SEC Filing, Announces Shareholder Approval of 'Say on Pay' Proposal
Right now there are potentially 1000s of ticking time bombs. ... All it will take is one 13-year-old ... who learns from his iPhone the way to quiet his 6-week-old sister is by shaking her as hard and as fast as he can and completely altering this child's life and his family. ... There is a considerable audience who still considers the concept of shaking a baby to be funny!
An Open Letter to Apple and AT&T Boards of Directors
An Open Letter to Apple and AT&T Boards of Directors
Apple will further its endorsement of YouTube and open video standards by building support for the Google-owned video sharing service into one of its flagship applications due to ship later this summer as part of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard.
Apple building YouTube support into Snow Leopard
Apple building YouTube support into Snow Leopard
Last week, Forbes published the full text of Steve Jobs' deposition to the Securities and Exchange Commission. While a number of stories have been circulating around the internet about Jobs' take on the stock options scandal, perhaps most interestin...
Steve Jobs' Thoughts on Accepting Apple's CEO Position and More
Steve Jobs' Thoughts on Accepting Apple's CEO Position and More
Apple said Monday that a proposal to give investors a greater say over compensation for top executives was approved during its recent shareholders meeting, correcting an earlier filing from the company which reported that the motion had failed.
Apple investors to have more say on executive compensation
Apple investors to have more say on executive compensation
USA Today revives rumors that Apple is considering bringing the iPhone to Verizon's network as early as 2010. According to people familiar with the matter high-level discussions were initiated between Apple and Verizon a few months ago and are co...
Apple and Verizon in iPhone Negotiations for 2010
Apple and Verizon in iPhone Negotiations for 2010
Once believed to have blown its first chance at the iPhone, Verizon is now claimed to be in discussions with Apple for its own version of the iPhone in 2010.
Apple and Verizon said in talks for 2010 iPhone
Apple and Verizon said in talks for 2010 iPhone
One of Apple chief Steve Jobs' longer personal struggles is returning to the limelight as a local town council is reviewing his request to demolish a historic house once described by the executive as an "abomination."
Jobs to get another shot at demolishing "abomination" of a home
Jobs to get another shot at demolishing "abomination" of a home
In a rare public legal defeat, Apple this week was found to have infringed on a patent for computing technology and has been asked to pay $19 million dollars in damages.
OPTi wins $19 million from Apple in patent lawsuit
OPTi wins $19 million from Apple in patent lawsuit
Arstechnica reports that Apple has been ordered to pay $19 million to Opti Inc. for patent infringement on a technology called predictive snooping:
Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit from Opti Inc. on "Predictive Snooping"
Apple Loses Patent Lawsuit from Opti Inc. on "Predictive Snooping"
Analysts on Wall Street are largely applauding Apple's performance during the March quarter, with many of them this week initiating more bullish views of the company's prospects going forward. Included is a run down analyst ratings and price target changes, along with some excerpts from their commentary.
Wall Street cheers Apple's "outstanding" second-quarter
Wall Street cheers Apple's "outstanding" second-quarter
Apple on Thursday notified developers by email that they could begin downloading and testing a new pre-release build of the Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operating system, the second beta of the software released this month.
Apple taps developers to test new Snow Leopard beta
Apple taps developers to test new Snow Leopard beta
Apple has reached a symbolic 1 billion iPhone apps downloaded through the App Store in less than one year, and managed it at an unprecedented rate for the company.
Apple reaches 1 billion app mark at rate of 5.5 million per day
Apple reaches 1 billion app mark at rate of 5.5 million per day
Apple's App Store, often lambasted for being slow and excessively conservative in its approval process, is now apologizing for having approved a game where players kill babies by shaking them to death.
Apple apologizes over Baby Shaker app
Apple apologizes over Baby Shaker app
Once again, Apple topped analysts' expectations as it disclosed its second fiscal quarter financial results after the markets closed on Wednesday. In a bid to push more analysts to review the way they calculate its earnings, Apple posted non-GAAP figures in addition to the normal GAAP figures.
Apple Rolls In With Record-Breaking Q2
Apple Rolls In With Record-Breaking Q2
A 99-cent application by the name of 'Baby Shaker' appeared briefly in the App Store yesterday, but was quickly removed by Apple after an uproar from users who found it to be inappropriate and offensive. The simple application displayed a crying a ...
Apple Briefly Approved 'Baby Shaker' App, Issues Apology
Apple Briefly Approved 'Baby Shaker' App, Issues Apology