Evolving Apple seen entering rental space for video games, movies
Apple on Wednesday again showed its unparalleled ability to think and execute the unconventional, says American Technology Analyst Shaw Wu, who in a note to clients argued that earnings per share (EPS) may no longer be the best way to value the consu...
Evolving Apple seen entering rental space for video games, movies
Evolving Apple seen entering rental space for video games, movies
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs on Wednesday maintained his view that customers would rather own their music than rent it, suggesting he's unlikely to give in to calls from the music industry to add a subscription-based model to iTunes.
Never sa...
Apple's Jobs still not keen on iTunes subscription service
Never sa...
Apple's Jobs still not keen on iTunes subscription service
After two false starts, Apple said Wednesday it will finally open its third Manhattan retail store by year's end, this time on the lower west side in the city's Meatpacking District.
CFO Peter Oppenheimer announced the plans during the company's s...
Apple's third Manhattan flagship to open in Meatpacking district
CFO Peter Oppenheimer announced the plans during the company's s...
Apple's third Manhattan flagship to open in Meatpacking district
Reuters reports on comments by Apple's Steve Jobs about the possibility of subscription-based music sales for iTunes.
Steve Jobs: Customers Don't Seem Interested in Music Subscriptions
Steve Jobs: Customers Don't Seem Interested in Music Subscriptions
Apple, which on Wednesday announced its most profitable March quarter in history, held a financial conference call with analysts and members of the media. In-depth coverage of the topics covered during that call follow.
Apple's Mac Business
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Notes of interest from Apple's Q207 quarterly conference call
Apple's Mac Business
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Notes of interest from Apple's Q207 quarterly conference call
Until now, Apple CEO Steve Jobs has managed, barely, to remain personally unsullied by the stock options backdating scandal that has engulfed Apple. Indeed, former CFO Fred Anderson, who settled a civil suit with the SEC on Tuesday, was expected to stay quiet on the issue for the time being.
Jobs Drawn Back Into Apple Options Thicket
Jobs Drawn Back Into Apple Options Thicket
Apple made some interesting comments today during their Q2 Financial Results regarding their plans with the iPhone and Apple TV in the coming months.
New Apple iPhone Apps and Apple TV Updates to Come
New Apple iPhone Apps and Apple TV Updates to Come
Apple said Wednesday it will leverage its proven capability in the area of software development to gradually add new software features and applications to its iPhone and Apple TV products free of charge, providing its customers with the greatest pos...
Apple to build new features into iPhone, Apple TV free of charge
Apple to build new features into iPhone, Apple TV free of charge
Apple has released a press release regarding Fred Anderson's public statement yesterday. The press release reads:
Apple Board Members Response to Fred Anderson
Apple Board Members Response to Fred Anderson
Apple released their second quarter 2007 financial results today.
Apple's Second Quarter 2007 Financial Results: $770 Million Profit
Apple's Second Quarter 2007 Financial Results: $770 Million Profit
Apple Inc.'s Board of Directors on Wednesday refused to enter into a war of words with former CFO Fred Anderson, but said it has complete confidence in the integrity of chief executive Steve Jobs and the company's independent investigation into its s...
Apple Board says it's got Steve's back
Apple Board says it's got Steve's back
Apple said Wednesday it just completed the most profitable March quarter in the company's history, where earnings rose 88 percent, helped by sales of nearly 1.52 million Macs and 10.5 million iPods.
For the fiscal second quarter ended March 31, 2...
Apple earns $770M profit on sales of $5.26B
For the fiscal second quarter ended March 31, 2...
Apple earns $770M profit on sales of $5.26B
All day, we're connected to our devices -- or, in the case of my Blackberry, vices -- so it's easy to say that at some point it's best to disconnect, especially when you're gearing up for your daily dose of exercise. Not so, say some experts. Hooking ourselves up to an iPod and hitting the road for a nice long run or bike ride could be more effective than a workout without a soundtrack.
Study: For a Better Workout, Take Your iPod
Study: For a Better Workout, Take Your iPod
A proposed deal between Apple and digital media company Gracenote could soon see the iPod maker serve up song lyrics through its ubiquitous iTunes Store.
The move would be part of a larger industry-backed push to stifle proliferation of unauthoriz...
Apple in talks to bring lyrics to iTunes
The move would be part of a larger industry-backed push to stifle proliferation of unauthoriz...
Apple in talks to bring lyrics to iTunes
As followup to the ongoing backdating story at Apple, Reuters reports that former Apple CFO Fred Anderson has settled with the SEC regarding the backdating issues surrounding Apple.
SEC Settles with Anderson, Pursuing Heinen Updated: Apple Cleared
SEC Settles with Anderson, Pursuing Heinen Updated: Apple Cleared
Wanna become one of the first telephone tech support representatives fielding questions on the iPhone? Well Apple recommends you submit your applications promptly, as training classes begin in May.
An official Apple job listing posted to AfterColl...
Apple accepting applications for iPhone tech support reps
An official Apple job listing posted to AfterColl...
Apple accepting applications for iPhone tech support reps
US officials have signaled the all-clear for Apple in its long-standing options trouble; meanwhile, a Mac hacking contest has unearthed a potentially volatile QuickTime flaw, and Apple has released its least expensive iPod game to date.
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In short: SEC exonerates Apple, QuickTime hack, iQuiz, more
SEC drops ...
In short: SEC exonerates Apple, QuickTime hack, iQuiz, more
Former Apple chief financial officer Fred Anderson, now battered and bruised by the company's options debacle, is shoving current chief executive Steve Jobs back into the melee to deflect some of the remaining blows.
In a statement that followed h...
Anderson blames Jobs for misstated Apple options grant
In a statement that followed h...
Anderson blames Jobs for misstated Apple options grant
In an interesting twist to the high-profile stock options backdating probe that has been ongoing for over a year at Apple, former CFO Fred Anderson is claiming that he warned Apple CEO Steve Jobs about the financial and legal repercussions of his bac...
Anderson Blames Jobs In Backdating
Anderson Blames Jobs In Backdating
Apple reports earnings for its fiscal second quarter on Wednesday. The company had an eventful quarter that kicked off with a bang with the introduction of the iPhone, a pricey cell phone combined with the iPod media player, Internet browsing and e-mail capabilities that is expected to go on sale in June.
Analysts Expect Healthy Q2 Report From Apple
Analysts Expect Healthy Q2 Report From Apple