Apple's new Logic Studio sports Logic Pro and MainStage updates
Calling it "a huge leap forward," Apple unveiled the new Logic Studio Thursday, featuring major upgrades for Logic Pro and Mainstage, with new features that simplify complex tasks within the software suite.
Apple's new Logic Studio sports Logic Pro and MainStage updates
Apple's new Logic Studio sports Logic Pro and MainStage updates
A "significant" upgrade to Final Cut Studio was announced by Apple Thursday, with more than 100 new features and new versions of Final Cut Pro, Motion, Soundtrack Pro, Color and Compressor.
Apple updates Final Cut Studio with 100 new features
Apple updates Final Cut Studio with 100 new features
After repeatedly threatening legal action against a site host for content covering iTunes database exploration -- and drawing return litigation in the process -- Apple has decided to back off its threats against the Web site Bluwiki.
Apple backs off Bluwiki legal threats in censorship dispute
Apple backs off Bluwiki legal threats in censorship dispute
Following up on numerous reports of iPod batteries catching fire, a Seattle reporter says that Apple actively prevented her and others from learning the true scope of the safety hazard.
Apple accused of stalling iPod battery fire investigation
Apple accused of stalling iPod battery fire investigation
Amy Clancy of KIRO 7 TV in Seattle reports on her investigation of complaints of iPods overheating, smoldering and catching fire. The complaints, made to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, amount to over 800 pages of documentation covering...
Apple Legal Reportedly Hinders Reporter's Investigation of iPods Catching Fire
Apple Legal Reportedly Hinders Reporter's Investigation of iPods Catching Fire
A variety of sources have published a story accusing the iPhone 3.0 software of broadcasting "your AIM [instant] messages to random recipients without your knowledge or consent." In reality, the problem is created by hackers experimenting with their phones without understanding what they were doing. Without user tampering, the iPhone's security layer actually prevents this from happening.
Hackers break iPhone push messaging, blame Apple
Hackers break iPhone push messaging, blame Apple
Amy Clancy of KIRO 7 TV in Seattle reports on her investigation of complaints of iPods overheating, smoldering and catching fire. The complaints, made to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, amount to over 800 pages of documentation covering...
Apple Legal Reportedly Hinders Reporter's Investigation of iPods Catching Fire
Apple Legal Reportedly Hinders Reporter's Investigation of iPods Catching Fire
Apple's 254 retail locations managed to sell 492,000 Macs to 38.6 million store visitors during the June quarter, with half of those sales going to customers who had never before owned a Mac.
Apple retail stores continue to attract new Mac buyers
Apple retail stores continue to attract new Mac buyers
Amy Clancy of KIRO 7 TV in Seattle reports on her investigation of complaints of iPods overheating, smoldering and catching fire. The complaints, made to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, amount to over 800 pages of documentation covering...
Apple Legal Reportedly Hinders Reporter's Investigation of iPods Catching Fire
Apple Legal Reportedly Hinders Reporter's Investigation of iPods Catching Fire
Sales of traditional MP3 players like the iPod nano, iPod shuffle and iPod classic continue to decline, as the enemies of these Apple products -- the iPhone and iPod touch -- come from within the same company.
iPhone, iPod touch "cannibalizing" traditional iPod market
iPhone, iPod touch "cannibalizing" traditional iPod market
Analysts are again bullish on Apple stock after the company reported a record third quarter in Tuesday's earnings report, and provided higher-than-expected guidance in some aspects of its fourth quarter.
Wall Street again has high hopes for Apple after record quarter
Wall Street again has high hopes for Apple after record quarter
The Street's Scott Moritz reports that Apple is planning to release its long-rumored tablet computer in time for the holidays later this year. While Apple is reportedly still deciding on a sales model for the new device, Moritz's source reports th...
Apple to Release Subsidized Tablet Through Verizon Later This Year
Apple to Release Subsidized Tablet Through Verizon Later This Year
While the consumer market continues to shine for Apple, bringing the company to another record quarter, sales in the education and professional markets are have suffered for the Mac maker during the ongoing economic recession.
Mac sales in education, business markets lag for Apple
Mac sales in education, business markets lag for Apple
Acknowledging that there is room for improvement in the current offering, Apple COO Tim Cook said Tuesday that Apple is looking for new ways to categorize software in the App Store on the iPhone and iPod touch.
Apple suggests App Store redesign in the works
Apple suggests App Store redesign in the works
Apple issued results for its fiscal third quarter on Tuesday, in the process blowing out all the stops. Revenues totaled $8.34 billion and net quarterly profits came in at $1.23 billion, or $1.35 per diluted share. That works out to a year over year revenue growth of almost 12 percent compared to the $7.46 billion chalked up during Q3 of 2008.
Apple Burns Bright With Fat Margins, Plump Profits
Apple Burns Bright With Fat Margins, Plump Profits
Once again, Apple has had the best non-holiday quarter in its history, selling more Macs and iPhones than it ever has in spring, albeit with fewer iPods sold. The company has conducted a financial conference call with analysts and the press. Notes of interest for Apple's results and the now concluded call follow.
Notes of interest from Apple's Q309 quarterly conference call
Notes of interest from Apple's Q309 quarterly conference call
Apple has continued its significant investment in flash memory, with the Cupertino company announcing Tuesday that it recently prepaid $500 million to Toshiba to secure long-term supply of NAND for its mobile devices.
Apple prepays for a half-billion dollars in flash memory
Apple prepays for a half-billion dollars in flash memory
Apple announced a year over year decline in its sales of 10.2 million iPods, but noted that the company continues to maintain a greater than 70% share of the MP3 player market. It also stated that 50% of its traditional MP3 player buyers are new to the iPod.
Apple: 50% of our traditional MP3 buyers new to iPod
Apple: 50% of our traditional MP3 buyers new to iPod
Apple has concluded their financial results conference call which detailed Apple's financial results for this past quarter. The conference call included the usual mix of questions about Apple's future performance as well as hopeful questions about A...
Apple Questioned About Netbook (Again) and App Store Pricing and Rank Lists
Apple Questioned About Netbook (Again) and App Store Pricing and Rank Lists
Apple today announced financial results for the third quarter of fiscal 2009. Apple posted revenue of $8.34 billion and net quarterly profit of $1.23 billion, or $1.35 per diluted share, compared to revenue of $7.46 billion and net quarterly profit o...
Apple Reports $1.23 Billion Profit for Q3 2009, Best Non-Holiday Quarter Ever
Apple Reports $1.23 Billion Profit for Q3 2009, Best Non-Holiday Quarter Ever