Apple preps MacBook Pro updates, launches online outlet
Several bits of anecdotal evidence have turned up in recent days to suggest that it won't be long before Apple refreshes its professional notebook line with speedier models. Meanwhile, tipsters note that the company has launched its new online outlet...
Apple preps MacBook Pro updates, launches online outlet
Apple preps MacBook Pro updates, launches online outlet
A patent application unveiled yesterday (#20070123207) indicates that Apple is working to help Cingular AT&T Wireless remain the carrier with the most least dropped calls.
Apple Working On Method Of Reducing iPhone Accessory Wireless Interference
Apple Working On Method Of Reducing iPhone Accessory Wireless Interference
When Apple chief executive Steve Jobs takes the stage at the company's Worldwide Developer Conference later this month, he's likely to confine his focus to the Mac platform, according to one Wall Street analyst.
Similar to previous WWDC events, w...
Apple to focus on Macs at upcoming developer conference
Similar to previous WWDC events, w...
Apple to focus on Macs at upcoming developer conference
iTunes may have a great selection of videos for sale, but consumers will always want more. Transferring supported media to the device is a very simple task -- just drag the files into iTunes, hit Sync and it's there. However, a problem arises when you want to watch media not produced in MPEG4 format, the format favored by the iPod.
Beyond iTunes: Getting Video to the iPod
Beyond iTunes: Getting Video to the iPod
Earlier this week, Apple announced that YouTube.com videos would become available on the Apple TV after a software update that will be made available in June.
YouTube for Apple TV uses H.264, not Flash
YouTube for Apple TV uses H.264, not Flash
Reliable sources indicate that Apple has released new builds of Mac OS 10.4.10 for testing. The build versions are reported as 8R208 for PowerPC and 8R2208 for Intel.
Apple Seeds 10.4.10 Build 8R208/8R2208
Apple Seeds 10.4.10 Build 8R208/8R2208
It was a love fest Wednesday night at the D: All Things Digital Conference as technology industry captains Bill Gates and Steve Jobs shared the stage for the first time in 20 years. Both men reminisced about starting their respective companies and lauded each other for their technological contributions.
Jobs and Gates Share the Love
Jobs and Gates Share the Love
Engadget claims that AT&T is working on plans to offer IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) through the Apple TV:
AT&T to Offer Internet TV on Apple TV
AT&T to Offer Internet TV on Apple TV
Apple will begin featuring YouTube videos on Apple TV within weeks, as the computer giant continues to explore ways to work more closely with Google, which bought the video-sharing site last year. Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the device's new feature Wednesday at a technology conference in Southern California.
Apple TV Lets YouTube Share the Screen
Apple TV Lets YouTube Share the Screen
Standard & Poor's on Wednesday announced that Apple Inc. will join its prestigious S&P 100 index of big blue-chip companies.
The consumer electronics maker will replace MedImmune Inc., a biotechnology company being acquired by Anglo-Swedish group ...
Apple to join S&P 100
The consumer electronics maker will replace MedImmune Inc., a biotechnology company being acquired by Anglo-Swedish group ...
Apple to join S&P 100
DRM-free music hit iTunes Wednesday with the launch of Apple's new iTunes Plus. Fans of artists including Coldplay, The Rolling Stones, Norah Jones and Joss Stone can download high-fidelity singles and albums that will play on iPods or just about any other portable media player. Our customers are very excited about the freedom and amazing sound quality of iTunes Plus, said Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
iTunes Sets Up DRM-Free Zone
iTunes Sets Up DRM-Free Zone
Two of the most influential computer company heads have finally sat down to discuss each other's work, with results that might surprise avid fans of either camp.
Contrary to stereotypes, the Apple and Microsoft founders were far from conflict at t...
Apple's Jobs, Microsoft's Gates make peace at D conference
Contrary to stereotypes, the Apple and Microsoft founders were far from conflict at t...
Apple's Jobs, Microsoft's Gates make peace at D conference
Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are sharing the stage at the All Things Digital conference with Walt Mossberg.
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs Interviewed at All Things Digital
Bill Gates and Steve Jobs Interviewed at All Things Digital
Apple, Inc's worth climbed to above $100 billion today in heavy trading. The company is now worth approximately double rival computer maker Dell's market cap ($59.4 billion), but still trails behemoth Microsoft by a hefty margin, whose worth sits at...
Apple Worth More Than $100 Billion Update: Apple Joins S&P 100
Apple Worth More Than $100 Billion Update: Apple Joins S&P 100
Apple wasn't the only firm taking advantage of the D: All Things Digital event to reveal new technology, but new hardware entries from Microsoft and Palm still drew a line back to Cupertino.
Microsoft Surface
Perhaps the most surprising entry w...
Microsoft, Palm take on Apple at WSJ event
Microsoft Surface
Perhaps the most surprising entry w...
Microsoft, Palm take on Apple at WSJ event
Apple on Tuesday released patches for two flaws, one considered a serious hole, in its QuickTime media player -- just one week after releasing a bug catcher for the Mac OS X operating system. The security fix to QuickTime 7.1.6 addresses two issues in the way QuickTime works on the Java platform. The more serious problem could allow hackers to take control of an unpatched computer from a remote location.
Apple Plugs Gaping Hole in Media Player
Apple Plugs Gaping Hole in Media Player
Apple Inc.'s iconic leader was cautious but still insightful during an interview at the Wall Street Journal event, explaining how the company is tackling Internet access, video, and the sensitive question of third-party software for the iPhone.
Be...
Jobs sheds new light on Apple iPhone at D conference
Be...
Jobs sheds new light on Apple iPhone at D conference
In the press release announcing YouTube videos for Apple TV, Apple also reveals that they will be introducing a 160GB Apple TV for $399.
Apple Introduces 160GB Apple TV for $399
Apple Introduces 160GB Apple TV for $399
Apple CEO Steve Jobs took to the D: All Things Digital conference stage with surprise news that his company's media hub would soon grab YouTube clips -- and unveiled a hard drive upgrade behind the scenes.
During his interview with the Wall Street...
Apple TV gains YouTube support, 160GB option
During his interview with the Wall Street...
Apple TV gains YouTube support, 160GB option
During today's All Things Digital interview with Walt Mossburg, Steve Jobs revealed that they would be introducing a free software update in the coming weeks to provide YouTube integration into the Apple TV:
YouTube Videos on Apple TV in June
YouTube Videos on Apple TV in June