Apple on Wednesday finally released Mac OS X 10.4.11 Update, which is recommended for all users running versions of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger. The update includes general operating system fixes that enhance the stability, compatibility and security of your...
Apple releases Mac OS X 10.4.11 Update for Tiger users
Apple releases Mac OS X 10.4.11 Update for Tiger users
Warner Music boss Edgar Bronfman this week conceded that the music industry is partly to blame for the proliferation of illegal music sharing and -- in an apparent change of heart -- suggested that his peers in the mobile industry could learn a lot ...
Warner Music chief has epiphany, praises Apple
Warner Music chief has epiphany, praises Apple
Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone! My iPod has been stolen and I must turn to W.H. Auden's dreadful elegy to express my woe. My black, 30 GB, fifth-generation videopod -- my north, my south, my east, my west -- went missing last Wednesday and I am bereft.I have been through all the phases: denial, anger, depression. Last week's launch of the new iPhone in the UK could not have been more cruel in its timing.
Paradise Lost: Life After a Stolen iPod
Paradise Lost: Life After a Stolen iPod
A Delaware firm named AutoText Technologies claims that Apple and virtually all of the US electronics industry is infringing on a patent for the concept of a computer-based transcription device.
The 32-page suit-- most of whose length is devoted t...
Patent suit targets Apple, US cellphone and computer makers
The 32-page suit-- most of whose length is devoted t...
Patent suit targets Apple, US cellphone and computer makers
It's still all about the iPod. In the past year, Apple has introduced two products hailed as revolutionary in at least some corners. The iPhone came to market with almost unmatched buzz for a mobile device. The Apple TV, meanwhile, got a more lackluster welcome, but was still viewed as a steppingstone toward making the Internet a more viable distribution channel for feature-length video.
Wishing and Hoping in the Apple Store Aisles
Wishing and Hoping in the Apple Store Aisles
Apple is working hard to break into the market for mobile phones in China. The company is reportedly in talks with China Mobile, which has more mobile subscribers than any other company in a world -- a mind-blowing 350 million. Of course, Apple wants in. The company's latest moves came to light after Wang Jianzhou, China Mobile's CEO, spoke to reporters at the GSM Association's Mobile Asia Congress.
Apple Looking to Nibble at China's Ripe iPhone Market
Apple Looking to Nibble at China's Ripe iPhone Market
Apple is chatting with China's largest mobile carrier about a deal to bring iPhone to the country sometime next year. Meanwhile, Adobe chief executive Bruce Chizen will step down at the end of this month. And Apple during the month of October was tre...
Apple talking to China Mobile; Adobe chief resigns; Apple in Japan
Apple talking to China Mobile; Adobe chief resigns; Apple in Japan
Once upon a time, the zeitgeist was something you chased. Billions of marketing dollars were poured into pursuing the alluring, fast-moving and almost imperceptible curve that remained just out of reach for all but the hipper-than-thou few. However, that was a long time ago. These days, the spirit of the age seems to be pretty much whatever Steve Jobs says it is.
Another iPhone Launch, Another Ripple in Apple's Marketing Muscle
Another iPhone Launch, Another Ripple in Apple's Marketing Muscle
The release to developers of Google's Linux-based Android operating system for mobile phones reveals that the prototype software shares at least a few aspects in common with interfaces from the company's Bay Area neighbor, Apple.
Fulfilling a prom...
Google Android dev kit exposes Apple-inspired roots
Fulfilling a prom...
Google Android dev kit exposes Apple-inspired roots
Despite the download for iPhone 1.1.2 being available since Friday, Apple has just now pushed the update to iTunes, allowing users to upgrade their iPhones to the latest firmware without having to download the upgrade manually.
iPhone/iPod touch 1.1.2 Firmware Officially Released in U.S.
iPhone/iPod touch 1.1.2 Firmware Officially Released in U.S.
Apple on Monday evening began distributing iPhone Software version 1.1.2 to U.S. customers over iTunes.
The software update, which made its debut as part of the German and UK iPhone launches last Friday, had previously been available as a direct d...
Briefly: iPhone Software version 1.1.2 now available via iTunes
The software update, which made its debut as part of the German and UK iPhone launches last Friday, had previously been available as a direct d...
Briefly: iPhone Software version 1.1.2 now available via iTunes
MacRumors reports that Apple has released another build of Mac OS X 10.5.1 to developers for testing
In less than a week from the last developer seed, Apple has released another version of Mac OS X 10.5.1 to developers for testing.Apple Continues Work on First Leopard Update (10.5.1 Build 9B16)
The next significant software update for Apple Inc.'s iPhone handset is unlikely to surface until early next year but will pack a system-wide search feature when it finally does arrive, according to information obtained by investment bank Piper Jaffr...
iPhone to gain Apple Spotlight search in 2008
iPhone to gain Apple Spotlight search in 2008
Apple's much-hyped iPhone prompted a stampede to stores when it finally launched in the UK Friday night. With its sleek design and touch-sensitive screen, the device had gadget lovers salivating as they awaited the 6:02 p.m. launch. Huge queues formed outside around 1,300 Carphone Warehouse, O2 and Apple stores.
UK Apple Fans Finally Get Hands on iPhone
UK Apple Fans Finally Get Hands on iPhone
Exclusive -- Unlike last year, the annual Macworld Expo and Conference that rolls around in January will actually serve as a launch pad for some new Macs, including a chic and ultra-compact notebook design long under development by Apple Inc.
The ...
Ultra-portable Apple notebook to splash down at Macworld Expo
The ...
Ultra-portable Apple notebook to splash down at Macworld Expo
Apple has been running a new Get A Mac ad during today's American football games.
New Get-A-Mac Ads: PR Lady, Boxer, Podium Updated
New Get-A-Mac Ads: PR Lady, Boxer, Podium Updated
One user has discovered that iTunes 7.5 carries resources indicative of forthcoming movie rental and video on demand functionality.
Rentals Evidence In iTunes 7.5
Rentals Evidence In iTunes 7.5
Senior Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing, Phil Schiller, was among the Apple bigwigs who made the trip across the pond for yesterday evening's iPhone launch in the UK.
Schiller was on hand at company's flagship shop on Regent St. in Lo...
Apple marketing chief oversees successful UK iPhone launch (photos)
Schiller was on hand at company's flagship shop on Regent St. in Lo...
Apple marketing chief oversees successful UK iPhone launch (photos)
Can you Run the Rock with no rock? The governing body for running's ban on headphones and portable audio players during sanctioned races will mean no iPods at Wellstone's Dallas White Rock Marathon on Dec. 9. USA Track & Field spokesperson Jill Geer explained that this year's change is fundamentally a safety and liability issue.
No iPods Please, This Is a Marathon
No iPods Please, This Is a Marathon
