Behind closed doors: Jobs on a Mac tablet and Apple cell phone
Apple Computer chief executive Steve Jobs has never been keen on the concept of a tablet-based Mac but an Apple cell phone may be a completely different story, according to personal accounts from one of the company's former higher-ups published by th...
Behind closed doors: Jobs on a Mac tablet and Apple cell phone
Behind closed doors: Jobs on a Mac tablet and Apple cell phone
This Guardian.co.uk article describes Steve Jobs presence at executive meetings and recounts his comments during a meeting with the National Institutes of Health CIO in 2002.
Steve Jobs Meetings, Tablets, and iPhones
Steve Jobs Meetings, Tablets, and iPhones
New Apple product announcements at next week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco could include iTV, a new iPod, and the iPhone, according to a Macworld Rumor Roundup issued by research and investment firm PiperJaffray on Thursday.
Despite all of the...
Apple seen launching new iPod, iTV and iPhone at Macworld
Despite all of the...
Apple seen launching new iPod, iTV and iPhone at Macworld
What's the difference between an MP3 player and an iPod? Is that no-name MP3 player at the hardware store worth buying? Why is it so much cheaper than an iPod? Whether you're shopping for an MP3 player at a Best Buy or at the drugstore down the street, here's what to look for and how to load it with music once you have it.
Web Tunes 101: How to Find, Buy and Play Digital Music
Web Tunes 101: How to Find, Buy and Play Digital Music
A report claims Apple will use LEDs for backlit displays of future MacBooks. Meanwhile, some rather insipid iWork-related hints surface. And the latest NPD data on digital music player sales reveals the inevitable.
Rumor or whopper: Apple to use...
Briefly: LED in MacBooks, Numbers, iLife '07, iPod
Rumor or whopper: Apple to use...
Briefly: LED in MacBooks, Numbers, iLife '07, iPod
Investors may be underestimating Apple's value in 2007 in contrast to 2006, according to American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu. As we look out over the next 6 to 12 months, consensus estimates, in our view, look reasonable, and will likely prove conservative, a very different scenario than in 2006, he said.
Analyst: Apple's Financial Outlook Is Conservative
Analyst: Apple's Financial Outlook Is Conservative
An online movie distributor on Friday filed suit against Apple, Google and Napster for alleged patent infringement. The plaintiff, Intertainer, claims the companies are treading on its intellectual property by infringing on a patented method for distributing digital entertainment over the Internet. The trio of technology titans are tapping the technology without permission.
Patent Suit Targets Apple, Google and Napster
Patent Suit Targets Apple, Google and Napster
A few interesting Apple Phone related rumors have emerged over the past few days.
More Apple Phone Rumors and Speculation
More Apple Phone Rumors and Speculation
With its total store lease commitments fast approaching $1 billion, Apple Computer has no plans to slow development of its extremely successful retail segment and will utilize approximately $360 million in capital expenditures during the 2007 fiscal ...
Apple retail commitment, headcount surge over 55 percent
Apple retail commitment, headcount surge over 55 percent
Eleven suits have been filed against Apple in the past six months. Several of the cases relate to its backdating of options; others deal with antitrust and patent issues. One case alleges that Apple is violating antitrust law because content purchased from iTunes can only be played on the Apple-manufactured iPod and no other device. In another, a company alleges that the Nike + iPod product offering infringes on several of its own patents.
Apple Faces Antitrust, New Patent Case
Apple Faces Antitrust, New Patent Case
A U.S. pioneer in online movie distribution is suing Apple, Google and Napster, charging they infringed on its on-demand online-movie patent. Intertainer was the leader of the idea of entertainment on demand over Internet platforms before Google was even thought up, Intertainer founder Jonathan Taplin said.
Internet Movie Pioneer Sues Apple, Google
Internet Movie Pioneer Sues Apple, Google
Unlike last year where consensus estimates ran unreasonably high for iPod maker Apple Computer, the Street's expectations for the new year have finally reset to a point where Apple has room to surprise, says American Technology Research.
One of o...
Reset estimates leave Apple room to surprise - analyst
One of o...
Reset estimates leave Apple room to surprise - analyst
Digital download icons Apple Computer, Google and Napster are on the receiving end of a new lawsuit claiming patent infringement.
According to the New York Times, defunct video-on-demand company, Intertainer, last week filed a broad lawsuit assert...
Apple, Google, Napster sued over digital download patent
According to the New York Times, defunct video-on-demand company, Intertainer, last week filed a broad lawsuit assert...
Apple, Google, Napster sued over digital download patent
Apple rarely partners with large customer organizations. It will partner with companies like Disney and Intel, but only on the supply side. In order to ask questions about Apple's long-term commitment to Mac OS X, one has to look at instances where Apple has made firm commitments to customers. There aren't many.
Apple's Emphasis on Image Could Harm Mac OS X
Apple's Emphasis on Image Could Harm Mac OS X
Remember the Month of Browser Bugs and the Month of Kernel Bugs? Apple has now been singled out for the latest vulnerability project. Security researchers are reviewing the first flaw in what is being dubbed the Month of Apple Bugs, a project designed to improve the Mac by uncovering security flaws in Apple software and third-party applications developed for Mac OS X.
Apple Bug-Tracking Project Releases QuickTime Exploit
Apple Bug-Tracking Project Releases QuickTime Exploit
If Apple Computer were to release an iPod-based cell phone device with features in line with recent rumors, it would hold the potential to increase the company's customer footprint substantially, a new study has revealed.
According to market resea...
Study claims 'huge potential' for Apple iPod phone
According to market resea...
Study claims 'huge potential' for Apple iPod phone
Standard and Poor's have upgraded Apple Computer to a 5-start stock. Meanwhile, one security analyst has officially kicked-off the Month of Apple Bugs. And over at Apple.com, the company is having some fun with its faithful -- posting its first pre...
Briefly: S&P ups Apple to "Strong Buy", Apple posts teaser
Briefly: S&P ups Apple to "Strong Buy", Apple posts teaser
The Month of Apple Bugs Web site started the year with its first flaw in an Apple product: QuickTime. The posting suggests that a flaw in the QuickTime rstp URL handler could be exploited through a handler stack-based buffer overflow that results in the ability to remotely execute code on your computer.
QuickTime Bug First Entry in 'Month of Apple Bugs' Site
QuickTime Bug First Entry in 'Month of Apple Bugs' Site
Apple Computer chief executive Steve Jobs should have more to say about the company's forthcoming iTV set-top media hub at next week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco, but the launch party may have to wait a few more weeks.
Despite efforts to the c...
Apple iTV availability to escape Macworld Expo
Despite efforts to the c...
Apple iTV availability to escape Macworld Expo
Apple has updated their website with a New Year's greeting and a teaser:
Apple.com: 'The first 30 years were just the beginning... Welcome to 2007'
Apple.com: 'The first 30 years were just the beginning... Welcome to 2007'