Study: For a Better Workout, Take Your iPod
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
AfterCollege.com is advertising a job for a Sr. iPhone Support Rep. for Apple, Inc in Austin, TX.
Apple Recruiting for iPhone Support Techs
Apple Recruiting for iPhone Support Techs
Apple's former chief financial officer has settled charges stemming from the backdating of stock options of the computer and device maker. Fred Anderson has agreed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to pay a $150,000 fine and repay about $3.5 million in gains made as a result of options dating irregularities.
Ex-Apple Honcho Cuts $3.5M Options Payback Deal
Ex-Apple Honcho Cuts $3.5M Options Payback Deal
The worst fears facing Apple Inc. and its investors -- that members of the company's current leadership could face criminal charges over misdated stock option grants -- appear as if they will not materialize, investment bank Goldman Sachs said Tuesda...
Apple appears to have dodged bullet in options scandal
Apple appears to have dodged bullet in options scandal
Months into a federal investigation of stock options backdating at Apple, prospects for a criminal case against powerhouse CEO Steve Jobs appear dim. An examination of a massive 2001 stock-options grant to Jobs that was backdated through bogus documentation -- the central focus of the federal probe -- shows there is scant evidence, if any, to support criminal charges against the Silicon Valley icon.
Fed Backdating Probe: Is Jobs Off the Hot Seat
Fed Backdating Probe: Is Jobs Off the Hot Seat
Apple Inc.'s former chief financial officer Fred Anderson has settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission on allegations that he backdated stock options during his tenure at the company, the Wall Street Journal reported on its website Monday ...
Former Apple CFO to repay $3.5M in options settlement with SEC
Former Apple CFO to repay $3.5M in options settlement with SEC
As the newly self-proclaimed champ of consumer choice, Apple is reportedly putting the screws to music label giants in an attempt to get equally open treatment for all its songs, and on Monday received apparent help from an unexpected ally.
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Apple, Amazon set to squeeze music labels over DRM
Follow...
Apple, Amazon set to squeeze music labels over DRM
Although Apple has repeatedly said that its iTunes Store operates at just above break even, a thorough analysis of the service's economics suggests it turns a profit roughly in line with the company average, with recent events paving the way for ev...
iTunes Store a greater cash crop than Apple implies
iTunes Store a greater cash crop than Apple implies
Apple will be webcasting a discussion of their Q2 2007 Financial Results on Wednesday, April 25, 2007.
Apple Q2 2007 Financial Results on April 25, 2007
Apple Q2 2007 Financial Results on April 25, 2007
Apple is slowly publicizing some of Mac OS X Leopard's underlying features, most recently providing developers with an explanation of how the operating system's expanded Instant Message framework will allow them to access iChat 4.0 features from with...
Apple details Leopard's expanded Instant Message framework
Apple details Leopard's expanded Instant Message framework
Shares of Apple edged higher in the premarket trading session Monday after a news report stating it does not appear that Chief Executive Steve Jobs will be indicted in the federal probe of stock-option backdating at the Cupertino, Calif., company. Apple shares gained 68 cents to $91.65 in active premarket electronic trading, from their close Friday at $90.97 on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Favorable Outlook for Jobs Jolts Apple Shares
Favorable Outlook for Jobs Jolts Apple Shares
The Securities and Exchange Commission is expected this week to bring formal charges against Apple's former top legal aid for her integral role in the company's options backdating scandal, and is separately mulling a case against the firm's former CF...
SEC set to charge former Apple legal chief
SEC set to charge former Apple legal chief
Apple's second quarter Mac and iPod sales are likely to come in just above Wall Street's expectations, helping to drive slight upside to overall consensus revenue and per-share earnings estimates, according one investment research firm.
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Apple seen edging Street estimates for March quarter
Following ...
Apple seen edging Street estimates for March quarter