International bank switches from BlackBerry to Apple iPhone
Standard Chartered, a British bank with nearly 75,000 employees in more than 70 countries, has switched its standard corporate communications device from RIM's BlackBerry to Apple's iPhone.
International bank switches from BlackBerry to Apple iPhone
International bank switches from BlackBerry to Apple iPhone
Apple moved ahead of rival Motorola in unit sales in the first quarter of 2010, with the iPhone taking a 3 percent share of the total cell phone market.
Apple edges Motorola with 3% global cell phone market share
Apple edges Motorola with 3% global cell phone market share
Steve Jobs and Gawker writer Ryan Tate ended up in a heated email exchange Friday night. Tate published the email thread in which he attacks the Apple CEO over various topics including the iPad, Flash, App Approvals, and the lost iPhone. Tate open...
Steve Jobs and Blogger in Heated Email Exchange
Steve Jobs and Blogger in Heated Email Exchange
Apple's entry-level MacBook will soon receive a refresh with a 2.4GHz processor and Nvidia 320M mobile graphics and an LED backlit display, as revealed in a new leak.
Another leak from Vietnam reveals Apple's 13-inch MacBook refresh
Another leak from Vietnam reveals Apple's 13-inch MacBook refresh
Three years of mounting tensions between Apple and Adobe Systems over the availability of Flash on devices running the iPhone OS have exploded into a battle of scathing attacks in both directions. Adobe is now advertising its love for Apple, despite enumerating the company's sins that it hates.
Adobe-Apple war on Flash reminiscent of PostScript struggle
Adobe-Apple war on Flash reminiscent of PostScript struggle
Adobe has continued to push back against Apple's opposition to Flash, insisting that the Web format is open, and dismissing a suggestion from Steve Jobs that Adobe abandoned Apple.
'We have never, ever abandoned Apple,' Adobe co-founder says
'We have never, ever abandoned Apple,' Adobe co-founder says
After Gizmodo paid $5,000 to obtain a prototype iPhone that was lost by an Apple engineer, the company's chief executive personally called the website's editor to request that the phone be returned.
Affidavit in prototype iPhone case reveals Steve Jobs called Gizmodo
Affidavit in prototype iPhone case reveals Steve Jobs called Gizmodo
Is it sarcastic, ironic or just a bit disingenuous? A rotating splash screen on the company's main Web page displays a variety of We Love slogans, changing just the word after the heart. Adobe announces that it [hearts] not only Apple but also HTML5, authoring code only once, and, ultimately, freedom of choice.
Adobe Gives Apple Some Sugar
Adobe Gives Apple Some Sugar
Apple this week issued another build of its forthcoming Mac OS X 10.6.4 update for the Snow Leopard operating system, including largely the same list of fixes found in the last update.
Apple seeds third build of Mac OS X 10.6.4 to developers
Apple seeds third build of Mac OS X 10.6.4 to developers
Apple this week rejected Wi-Fi Sync, a third-party application that allows the iPhone and iPod touch to sync wirelessly with iTunes.
Wireless iPhone sync software rejected by Apple from App Store
Wireless iPhone sync software rejected by Apple from App Store
Flash, sharply rejected by Jobs and Company, has moved on to Apple's competitors, hoping for a warm welcome and the promise of a place in the mobile market. While Apple CEO Steve Jobs' recent open letter deploring Adobe's Flash managed to do little in terms of settling the argument as to who was right in the debate, it did point out many of the problems with the oft-buggy software.
Flash Forward: Can Adobe Leave Apple in the Dust
Flash Forward: Can Adobe Leave Apple in the Dust
Dozens of Wintek workers claim in a new lawsuit that they were poised by a chemical called n-hexane while cleaning glass screens of Apple's iPhone in a Chinese factory.
Apple contractor Wintek sued by 44 employees over alleged poisoning
Apple contractor Wintek sued by 44 employees over alleged poisoning
The reason everyone is so interested in the leaked Apple iPhone goes beyond natural interest in the product. It's just that Apple usually does such a good job at keeping the their hardware under wraps. The lost iPhone(s) are easily the largest leak...
Historic Apple Prototypes: Apple Mouse, Cube, Mac Tablet
Historic Apple Prototypes: Apple Mouse, Cube, Mac Tablet
MobileMe subscribers can now join a new beta program to access the upcoming version of MobileMe webmail app right now.
Apple announces new MobileMe Mail upgrade beta program
Apple announces new MobileMe Mail upgrade beta program
HTC, a manufacturer of several phones containing the Android mobile operating system, retaliated against Apple Wednesday with a complaint to a federal agency aimed at blocking further importation of iPhones, iPods and iPads into the United States. The complaint filed with the U.S. International Trade Commission claims those products infringe on five HTC patents.
HTC Retaliates With Apple Patent Punch
HTC Retaliates With Apple Patent Punch
As part of a planned expansion of electronics products in its retail stores, Walmart hopes to sell Apple's iPad in some of its retail locations starting this year.
Walmart plans to sell Apple iPad by end of 2010
Walmart plans to sell Apple iPad by end of 2010
Adobe on Thursday responded to Steve Jobs' Thoughts on Flash with an open letter of its own, and also began a new ad campaign in which the company says it loves Apple -- but dislikes anybody taking away your freedom to use the Web freely.
Adobe fires back at Apple with open letter, new ad campaign
Adobe fires back at Apple with open letter, new ad campaign
As 3D is pushed as the next big thing in Hollywood films and home theater, Apple has show interest in a three-dimensional interactive experience that would allow multiple users to manipulate holographic 3D objects in space without the need for special glasses or headgear.
Apple exploring interactive, glasses-free 3D holographic displays
Apple exploring interactive, glasses-free 3D holographic displays
Apple is advertising the iPad in a new spot that breaks from previous iPod an iPhone product ads to present the new device as magical and revolutionary.
New Apple ad: 'iPad revolution has just begun' (video)
New Apple ad: 'iPad revolution has just begun' (video)
A Taiwan newspaper is reporting that Apple has awarded a contract for building a CDMA iPhone to Pegatron Technologies.
Pegatron reportedly wins Apple contract for CDMA iPhone
Pegatron reportedly wins Apple contract for CDMA iPhone