Apple Patches AirPort Extreme - Again
Apple released a second AirPort Extreme software update late Thursday night. The computer maker issued the first release January 25, after the Month of Kernel Bugs blog disclosed the problem in November 2006. The fix is recommended for all Intel-based Macintosh computers.
Apple Patches AirPort Extreme - Again
Apple Patches AirPort Extreme - Again
The customers who visit the Apple Web site are younger than those who visit Microsoft's, according to an analysis published last week. Each company understands that, and it defines their messaging and marketing strategies accordingly. The majority of traffic to the Apple Web site is from people under age 45, while the majority of traffic to the Microsoft Web site is from people over 35.
Report: Apple Attracts Younger Crowd Than Microsoft
Report: Apple Attracts Younger Crowd Than Microsoft
The rise of Apple's retail presence is nothing less that meteoric. The first store opened five years ago to industry speculation and doubt, but now Apple's little experiment sets the standard for the retail experience. Apple reportedly earns on average $4,032 per square foot in its 174 stores.
Apple Stores Earn Over $4,000 Per Square Foot
Apple Stores Earn Over $4,000 Per Square Foot
More details from analyst Shaw Wu's report about flash based Apple laptops indicate that he believes that Apple may deploy the iPhone's stripped down version of OS X on the rumored sub-notebook.
Apple's iPhone OS X on Subnotebook
Apple's iPhone OS X on Subnotebook
Producing podcasts is not a typical assignment in college writing class, but it's what Heather Schell requires from her students at George Washington University. Schell, assistant professor in the school's University Writing Program, asked her freshman writing class last year to produce a weekly radio show, a series of podcasts they wrote, recorded, edited and posted on the Web.
Unleashing Creativity With Student Podcasts
Unleashing Creativity With Student Podcasts
Apple Inc. may turn to RFID tags to simplify Wi-Fi networking of its next-generation Mac and consumer electronics devices, a recent patent filing has revealed.
The filing, titled simply RFID network arrangement, describes a system in which a rou...
Apple may turn to RFID tags for easy Wi-Fi setup
The filing, titled simply RFID network arrangement, describes a system in which a rou...
Apple may turn to RFID tags for easy Wi-Fi setup
NAND flash memory is likely to move beyond the iPod nano and shuffle in Apple's product lineup and become the primary storage medium in other iPods and in a Mac-based subnotebook product, according to American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu. He added that it is unlikely that Apple will release a true widescreen video capable iPod until after the iPhone ships in June.
Flash Memory May Drive Future Apple Products
Flash Memory May Drive Future Apple Products
Although traditionally tight-lipped, Apple Inc. in a recent job posting has revealed plans to incorporate multi-touch display panels in more of its future products.
A solicitation for a Senior Panel Process Engineer posted to widely known job si...
Apple seeks engineer for next-gen multi-touch displays
A solicitation for a Senior Panel Process Engineer posted to widely known job si...
Apple seeks engineer for next-gen multi-touch displays
When Curtis Chan installed iTunes 7.1 on his Microsoft Windows Vista machine, he noticed that a screen pop-up window would inform him that he does not have permission to write to the library and that changes cannot be saved. However, this only seems to happen when there are a lot of updates made to the library, instead of a few, he told MacNewsWorld.
Vista Glitches Still Bugging iTunes Users
Vista Glitches Still Bugging iTunes Users
Reports from overseas claim that several Mac and iPod products are becoming scarce ahead of potential refreshes. Meanwhile, iPhone references are cropping up on the receipts of Cingular store customers. And a high-traffic Apple store will be closing ...
Briefly: Apple product shortages, iPhone receipt, store closing
Briefly: Apple product shortages, iPhone receipt, store closing
A photo that has recently cropped up on an image sharing website appears to show Apple chief executive Steve Jobs holding an iPhone conversation during a recent youth sporting event in California.
Admittedly, the photo tests the boundaries of what...
Briefly: Steve Jobs spotted with iPhone at kids sporting event
Admittedly, the photo tests the boundaries of what...
Briefly: Steve Jobs spotted with iPhone at kids sporting event
Reports from overseas claim that several Mac and iPod products are becoming scarce ahead of potential refreshes. Meanwhile, iPhone references are cropping up on the receipts of Cingular store customers. And a high-traffic Apple store will be closing ...
Mix: Apple product shortages, iPhone receipt, store closing
Mix: Apple product shortages, iPhone receipt, store closing
Britain's BBC Worldwide announced plans to compete with the music and video download service iTunes, developed by Apple. The commercial arm of the BBC said its iPlayer will give British Web surfers a seven-day online opportunity to view BBC shows they may have missed, the Telegraph said Tuesday. The iPlayer is being reviewed by the BBC Trust, which regulates new BBC services.
BBC iPlayer to Challenge iTunes
BBC iPlayer to Challenge iTunes
Apple Inc. plans extensive use of NAND flash memory in future Mac and iPod models, which will include a new sub-notebook and widescreen video iPod, according to one Wall Street analyst.
Citing a recent analysis of the supply chain, American Techno...
NAND flash to play bigger role in future Mac and iPod models
Citing a recent analysis of the supply chain, American Techno...
NAND flash to play bigger role in future Mac and iPod models
Macworld.co.uk reports that supplies of several Apple products appear to be at extremely low levels, but will ship in quantity within a matter of weeks. While the pattern may simply reflect a stronger than normal demand, it is also a strong i...
iPod Nano, Mac Mini Announcements This Month
iPod Nano, Mac Mini Announcements This Month
While aiming at its usual audience of 3D modelers and other graphics pros with its new Quadro FX video cards, NVIDIA has let slip that Apple is eyeing the technology closely as a key to driving its video editing tools.
The Santa Clara-based GPU ma...
Apple looks to new NVIDIA graphics for Final Cut
The Santa Clara-based GPU ma...
Apple looks to new NVIDIA graphics for Final Cut
Since its early days circa 2004, podcasting has touched on such subjects as gardening, video games, cooking and sports. However, the online audio or video shows have also become a tool for businesses that want to share a message with their clients, investors or the general public. Podcasting's audience? Largely male, folks who work out and commuters and business travelers.
Corporate Podcast: The New Infomercial
Corporate Podcast: The New Infomercial
Apple's CFO Peter Oppenheimer spoke at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference today. Macworld provides a summary, a full audio feed is available from Apple, and a transcript is available from Appleinsider.
Peter Oppenheimer on Apple iPhone and Apple TV
Peter Oppenheimer on Apple iPhone and Apple TV
Speaking at the Morgan Stanley Technology Conference in San Francisco on Tuesday, Apple chief financial officer Peter Oppenheimer fielded questions on the company's upcoming launch of Apple TV and iPhone, while also talking at length about Mac OS X 1...
Apple CFO talks Apple TV, iPhone, Leopard and retail
Apple CFO talks Apple TV, iPhone, Leopard and retail