Apple Considering $50-$150 Rebate on iPhone
Appleinsider reports that American Technology analyst Shaw Wu believes that Apple and AT&T are considering offering a $50-$150 rebate or subsidy on the upcoming Apple iPhone.
Apple Considering $50-$150 Rebate on iPhone
Apple Considering $50-$150 Rebate on iPhone
Several recent developments on Apple's iPhone strategy have compelled one analyst to raise his estimates and price target on shares of the company, such as word that the iPod maker is seriously considering a move to subsidize the cost of the handset ...
Apple seriously considering iPhone rebate, subsidy - report
Apple seriously considering iPhone rebate, subsidy - report
Apple has unveiled Final Cut Studio Pro 2 -- an upgrade of its suite of production, audio and graphics editing tools -- to rave reviews at the National Association of Broadcasters now underway in Las Vegas. The software is slated for release in May at a retail price of at $1,299 for the complete package or $499 for an upgrade.
Apple Raises Curtain on Final Cut Sequel
Apple Raises Curtain on Final Cut Sequel
Shareholders began a minor revolt on Monday, contending that Apple Inc. should change its stock grants while the company refused to budge. However, Apple consoled itself with soaring Fortune 500 rankings and the 30th anniversary of its first truly m...
Briefly: Apple option grant feud, Fortune 500 jump, Apple II turns 30
Briefly: Apple option grant feud, Fortune 500 jump, Apple II turns 30
Apple has made several additions to its Worldwide Developers Conference website, most notably a time schedule showing that the opening Keynote address will run a considerable three hours.
The inaugural presentation by Apple chief executive Steve J...
Apple carves out 3-hour notch for WWDC keynote
The inaugural presentation by Apple chief executive Steve J...
Apple carves out 3-hour notch for WWDC keynote
Arstechnica explores a recent Apple patent entitled Multi-media center for computing systems. In the patent, Apple describes a system involving a central multimedia hub which can use various external modules. These modules would be controlled b...
Patent: Apple Media Hub
Patent: Apple Media Hub
While Apple's announcements at the National Association of Broadcasters conference on Sunday signal a continued push into the pro video space, they aren't seen as incremental to the firm's near-term growth, according one Wall Street analyst.
Durin...
No near-term impact seen from Apple's latest pro video editing push
Durin...
No near-term impact seen from Apple's latest pro video editing push
Apple's ambition may be starting to get ahead of the company's ability to achieve it. Renowned in recent years for its operational excellence, Apple in the last two months has delayed two high-profile products, the Apple TV set-top box and now, it said Thursday, Leopard, the upcoming update to its OS X operating system.
Leopard Delay: Is Apple Running Too Fast
Leopard Delay: Is Apple Running Too Fast
Presenting at the National Association of Broadcasters conference on Sunday, Apple unveiled Final Cut Studio 2, a significant upgrade to its industry leading video production suite that delivers new creative tools designed expressly for editors.
Apple unveils Final Cut Studio 2
Apple unveils Final Cut Studio 2
Apple on Sunday introduced Final Cut Server, a new server application designed to work seamlessly with Final Cut Studio 2 to provide media asset management and workflow automation for post production and broadcast professionals.
The scaleable serv...
Apple Introduces Final Cut Server
The scaleable serv...
Apple Introduces Final Cut Server
It really is the end of an era. About 15 years ago, CDs were the coolest thing to ever happen to music: Small, slick, portable, with instant access to songs not previously afforded on vinyl or cassette. Now the CD is yesterday's news. Album sales have dropped year after year, with surveys reporting that they dove 4.9 percent in 2006.
In a World of iPods, Will the CD Go the Way of Vinyl
In a World of iPods, Will the CD Go the Way of Vinyl
Michigan officials have quashed suggestions they were on the take from Apple. Simultaneously, one of the iPod maker's instrumental suppliers has landed in hot water with police, and another partnership sees Apple shaking up its retail store designs....
In short: Michigan saga, iPod supplier bust, new retail concepts
In short: Michigan saga, iPod supplier bust, new retail concepts
The latest development build of Mac OS X Leopard finally tackles issues with consistent style that many say have plagued the Apple software for years, AppleInsider has learned.
While most of the test versions of the future operating system have so...
Apple unifies interface look in new Leopard seed
While most of the test versions of the future operating system have so...
Apple unifies interface look in new Leopard seed
Using an Apple iPod can be as simple -- or as complicated -- as you want, and three books can take you from a beginner, to an intermediary, to an advanced player in all things iPod. The <i>Dummies</i> series of books is well known for helping people dip their toes into new ideas and experiences, and its paperback on the iPod is a solid primer covering the basics as well as several advanced issues.
iPod Manuals: Everything From Ripping to Hacking
iPod Manuals: Everything From Ripping to Hacking
DigiTimes claims that Apple plans on launching with Wi-Fi capabilities in the second half of 2007
WiFi iPods in Second Half of 2007
WiFi iPods in Second Half of 2007
In a curious twist to the fight between Microsoft and Apple in the digital device market, Microsoft general counsel and executive vice president Brad Smith told reporters that Apple shouldn't blame the record labels, suggesting that Apple's push to get the labels to drop their desire for DRM restrictions on digital downloads is really an effort to gain more market share for iPod.
MS Exec: Apple Shouldn't Blame Labels for DRM
MS Exec: Apple Shouldn't Blame Labels for DRM
Michigan legislators said Thursday that the state will not give iPods to schoolchildren, and three lawmakers will reimburse iPod-maker Apple $1,700 for a March trip to California. One of the three, state Rep. Tim Melton, D-Auburn Hills, said he hoped the decision to refund the money would end controversy surrounding the phony iPod issue and the trip, first reported Wednesday.
Mich. Lawmakers to Reimburse Apple for Calif. Trip
Mich. Lawmakers to Reimburse Apple for Calif. Trip
Several investment banks are throwing their weight behind Apple's decision Thursday to delay it's Leopard operating system in favor of pushing its eagerly sought iPhone device into the market on time.
Although the push out of Leopard is not ideal...
Investment banks stand behind Apple's move to cage its cat
Although the push out of Leopard is not ideal...
Investment banks stand behind Apple's move to cage its cat
Apple's special event at the National Associations of Broadcasters (NAB) will be held this Sunday at 11:00am PDT, 2:00pm EDT. MacRumors will be providing live coverage of the event via MacRumorsLive.com.
Apple NAB Special Event This Weekend
Apple NAB Special Event This Weekend
Apple plans to launch new iPods featuring Wi-Fi during the second half of 2007, according to a report at DigiTimes, the same publication which first reported that Apple would be forced to push out Leopard's release until October.
In a brief posti...
Apple's iPod may gain Wi-Fi by holidays
In a brief posti...
Apple's iPod may gain Wi-Fi by holidays