Apple contractor Wintek sued by 44 employees over alleged poisoning
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
Apple's iPhone OS 4 could sport built-in integration with Facebook, including contact syncing and social connectivity to App Store software, according to a new report.
Apple adding Facebook features to iPhone OS 4 - rumor
Apple adding Facebook features to iPhone OS 4 - rumor
The markings on the processor inside the latest photographed next-generation iPhone prototype reveal the system-on-a-chip includes the Apple A4 and 256MB of Samsung DRAM on two dies.
Apple A4 processor in iPhone prototype has 256MB RAM
Apple A4 processor in iPhone prototype has 256MB RAM
Taiwanese smartphone company HTC has responded to Apple's patent suit with a lawsuit of its own, accusing the iPhone maker of violating five patents.
HTC countersues Apple, claims infringement of five patents
HTC countersues Apple, claims infringement of five patents
Patently Apple details a recent Apple patent application that describes a system by which customers can use their iPhone as an electronic wallet and payment system.
Apple Mobile Payment System 'Transaction' - an iPhone-based eWallet
Apple Mobile Payment System 'Transaction' - an iPhone-based eWallet
According to data obtained from AppShopper, iPad users are disproportionately interested in productivity apps, while iPhone and iPod Touch users seem to love buying games.
iPad Users Interested in Productivity Apps, iPhone and iPod Users in Games
iPad Users Interested in Productivity Apps, iPhone and iPod Users in Games
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has extended its review of Google's proposed purchase of AdMob by two weeks, as the federal agency will use the time to gauge the impact of Apple's iAd mobile advertising platform.
Apple's iAd leads government to extend Google-AdMob review
Apple's iAd leads government to extend Google-AdMob review
Apple this week updated its online stores across the globe to reflect a new estimated shipping date of June 7 for those who did not initially preorder an iPad overseas.
New international Apple iPad preorders now ship by June 7
New international Apple iPad preorders now ship by June 7
A forum site in Vietnam has posted new pictures of a next generation iPhone that appears to be newer and more refined than the prototype model obtained by Gizmodo last month.
Another one of Apple's iPhone 4 prototypes spotted in Vietnam (photos)
Another one of Apple's iPhone 4 prototypes spotted in Vietnam (photos)
Turn on an Android OS phone, and that little yellow robot pops up all over the touchscreen like R2D2 on bionic steroids. A mini-chorus line of them shows up first, then just one robot decides to play hide and seek with you; there he is peeking out from the left side of the screen. Now he's upside down, waving at you with a tiny cyber-arm.
Strategy Wars: Android's Wide-Open Assault vs. Apple's Tight Grip
Strategy Wars: Android's Wide-Open Assault vs. Apple's Tight Grip
A day after the NPD Group revealed new data showing Android mobile phones outsold the iPhone last quarter, Apple has responded by calling the results very limited.
Apple responds to Android sales, says NPD data doesn't tell whole story
Apple responds to Android sales, says NPD data doesn't tell whole story
Though Steve Jobs returned to work at Apple in June 2009, the chief executive was not regularly seen on his company's Cupertino, Calif., campus until January of this year, according to a new report.
One year after liver transplant, Apple's Steve Jobs is hard at work
One year after liver transplant, Apple's Steve Jobs is hard at work