iPhone Training Dates and Apple Store Preparations
As we approach June, we'll be seeing more and more tidbits about Apple and Cingular/AT&T's preparations to launch the iPhone. All evidence reinforces the expectation that Apple will be launching the iPhone in late June as expected.
iPhone Training Dates and Apple Store Preparations
iPhone Training Dates and Apple Store Preparations
IFO Apple Store posted photos from the construction site of what will be the location of the largest New York City Apple Store.
Photos: Apple Store NY Construction
Photos: Apple Store NY Construction
Do not throw away electronics. E-waste is a growing problem because the items contain materials that are either toxic or valuable. They need to be recovered. There are many third-party repair shops for iPods on the Internet. In general, don't assume an electronic device that's not working or dead cannot be repaired.
Giving Deceased iPods and Other Gadgets a Proper Farewell
Giving Deceased iPods and Other Gadgets a Proper Farewell
Apple archrival Creative introduced its answer to Apple's iPod Shuffle Thursday. The Zen Stone offers the same 1 GB storage capacity of the Shuffle, but at half the price. The player, which will hit store shelves May 14, comes in six glossy colors: black, white, red, blue, pink and green, and is just a little more than 2 inches wide and less than 1 1/2 inches in height.
Creative Throws a Stone at iPod
Creative Throws a Stone at iPod
Apple CEO Steve Jobs' report Wednesday on the company's environmental policies had an immediate effect. On Thursday, an institutional investor announced it would withdraw its proposal that the company inform shareholders of its efforts to eliminate toxic chemicals from its products and manufacturing processes.
Investors Ease Pressure on Apple After Environmental Promise
Investors Ease Pressure on Apple After Environmental Promise
Investment analysts at ThinkEquity Partners LLC are reiterating their Buy rating on shares of Apple this week, citing recent studies that show Mac users are twice as active in the Web 2.0 ecosystem and purchase better technology than their PC counter...
Mac users' Web 2.0 affinity seen driving Apple share gains
Mac users' Web 2.0 affinity seen driving Apple share gains
The editor-in-chief of <i>PC World</i>, a major computer magazine owned by International Data Group of Boston, has resigned in a dispute over the publication of an article that criticizes Apple. Harry McCracken quit after <i>PC World</i>'s recently appointed president and chief executive, Colin Crawford, halted publication of an article titled Ten Things We Hate About Apple.
Editor Walks Out Over Apple Article Skirmish
Editor Walks Out Over Apple Article Skirmish
Macworld notes that for the first time ever, an iTunes Exclusive song has debuted in the Billboard Top 10.
iTunes Exclusive Track Breaks Billboard Top 10
iTunes Exclusive Track Breaks Billboard Top 10
Businessweek compiled their 2007 list of the 50 most innovative companies.
Apple Tops Innovative Company List
Apple Tops Innovative Company List
When he settled federal charges related to stock-option backdating last week, Fred Anderson could have quietly walked away. Instead, Apple's former chief financial officer took a parting shot at Steve Jobs -- and created a stir across Silicon Valley. The topic of conversation: Why did he do it?
Former Apple CFO: Saving Face or Fanning the Flames
Former Apple CFO: Saving Face or Fanning the Flames
Despite a $1 yearly salary, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs still managed to top Forbes' list of highest paid CEOs for 2006, raking in more than $646 million through stock-based compensation -- more than twice that of the next highest paid boss.
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Apple's Steve Jobs tops list of highest paid CEOs
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Apple's Steve Jobs tops list of highest paid CEOs
The Editor-in-Chief of PC World, Harry McCracken, quit the magazine abruptly on Wednesday after the company's new chief executive, Colin Crawford, tried to kill a story about Apple and Steve Jobs.
The piece, which Wired describes as a whimsical ar...
PC World editor quits during dispute over Apple story
The piece, which Wired describes as a whimsical ar...
PC World editor quits during dispute over Apple story
Denmark officials say they've discovered a systemic power flaw with Apple Inc.'s final generation of iBook notebooks that has been causing grief for users, and they're telling the company it's time to fess up. .
Denmark roasts Apple over iBook G4...
Apple grilled over iBook G4 logicboard deaths
Denmark roasts Apple over iBook G4...
Apple grilled over iBook G4 logicboard deaths
Having found his company in April at the bottom of a Greenpeace list ranking the world's most eco-friendly electronics companies, Apple CEO Steve Jobs posted a letter on the company Web site Wednesday detailing present and future plans to make a greener Apple. Included among the iPod maker's green initiatives is a push to reduce the use of toxic substances in its products.
Jobs Polishes Apple's Eco Image
Jobs Polishes Apple's Eco Image
Thrilled with recent disclosures by Apple chief executive Steve Jobs on the company's plans for a greener future, Trillium Asset Management is retracting a previously filed resolution that would have pressured the Mac maker into releasing a corporate...
Firm withdraws Apple shareholder resolution on safer materials
Firm withdraws Apple shareholder resolution on safer materials
A revision to Apple's Dashboard software may offer users the option to choose between multiple widget user interfaces, including a three-dimensional cube environment, a new company filing has revealed.
Filed February 1, 2006 under the heading M...
Apple filing depicts interactive Dashboard cube interface
Filed February 1, 2006 under the heading M...
Apple filing depicts interactive Dashboard cube interface
OtterBox is a water-, sand-, dirt- and dust-proof iPod case fabricated out of thick, nearly unbreakable, virtually crush-proof polycarbonate. A tough-but-thin membrane over the click wheel allows complete control of your iPod. OtterBox also has a fully sealed waterproof audio jack on the top of the case.
OtterBox Waterproof iPod Case: No Diving Allowed
OtterBox Waterproof iPod Case: No Diving Allowed
In an open letter to customers and shareholders, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs on Wednesday acknowledged that the company has not been forthright on its environmental policy and then finally proceeded to outline a timetable for the removal of toxi...
Steve Jobs unveils Apple's environmental policy
Steve Jobs unveils Apple's environmental policy
Greenpeace has already celebrated Apple's new push towards eco-friendly goods as beating much of the industry at its own game. The Mac maker, however, wasn't completely off the hook.
The environmental activist group didn't hesitate in responding ...
Greenpeace lauds, then criticizes Apple cleanup effort
The environmental activist group didn't hesitate in responding ...
Greenpeace lauds, then criticizes Apple cleanup effort
Apple is revamping its personalized customer service offerings in a bid to increase computer sales. The company on Wednesday split its ProCare program, leaving premium tech support with ProCare and creating an education unit called One to One. Each costs $99 a year. ProCare currently offers personalized education on any topic of interest to the customer. One to One takes it to another level.
Apple Splits Services, but Not Price
Apple Splits Services, but Not Price