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George: An iPod Sound System With an Ear for Detail

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-22 13:24 by Bob 0

Chestnut Hill Sound makes the George, a high-end digital audio system for iPods with some unique features. Most significant is the unique remote control. TMO spoke with the CEO, Steve Krampf, to find out more about this award winning home audio system. As every audiophile knows, there are audio systems, and there are audio systems.

George: An iPod Sound System With an Ear for Detail

Nearly 100 fixes planned for Apple's second Leopard update

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 21:24 by Bob 0

Apple Inc. is in the latter development stages of what could possibly be its most significant 'dot release' of Mac OS X ever.

Due out next month as Mac OS X 10.5.2, the update will deliver to users of the company's Leopard operating system nearly ...

Nearly 100 fixes planned for Apple's second Leopard update

Next-gen Apple MacBook Pros to gain multi-touch trackpad

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 20:24 by Bob 0

The exclusivity of Apple's new multi-touch trackpad to the company's MacBook Air family of notebooks won't last long, AppleInsider has learned.

In very much the same way that iSight video cams have become commonplace on nearly all of Apple's perso...

Next-gen Apple MacBook Pros to gain multi-touch trackpad

Analysts Peg Apple to Beat Expectations in Tuesday's Q1 Report

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 19:24 by Bob 0

Apple reports earnings for its first fiscal quarter on Tuesday. The following is a summary of key developments and analyst opinion related to the period. In October, Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple released the Mac OS X Leopard operating system. The company said it sold more than 2 million copies of the system during the first weekend it was available.

Analysts Peg Apple to Beat Expectations in Tuesday's Q1 Report

Apple Quietly Intros 64-Bit Windows Support in Boot Camp

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 18:24 by Bob 0

Apple has is quietly shipping 64-bit Windows Vista drivers with the install disks of the latest Mac Pros which were just released earlier this month. The installation instructions that come with the new Mac Pros specify this new feature:

Apple Quietly Intros 64-Bit Windows Support in Boot Camp

Reports: Apple and NBC mending fences

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 17:24 by Bob 0

Apple Inc. and video content provider NBC Universal are working to bury the hatchet, according to reports, which suggest that it's only a matter of time before the network's catalog of television programming returns to the digital shelves of the iTun...

Reports: Apple and NBC mending fences

Apple, NBC Universal Repairing Relations

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 16:24 by Bob 0

The Financial Times and Businessweek are independently reporting on an apparent soothing of relations between the heads of NBC and Apple.

Apple, NBC Universal Repairing Relations

HP's Secret iPhone Killer, Apple Air = HP Sojourn III, the Birth of Flash Drives

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-21 13:24 by Bob 0

I kind of felt sorry for Steve Jobs last week because he got a raw deal. Folks seemed to be expecting an iPhone-like announcement and instead got nice improvements on existing products and a wonderful new laptop. I personally think the impact of the improvements to Apple TV and seemingly Apple-led move to ultra-thin laptops to be, in combination, potentially just as big as the iPhone in terms of impact, if not revenue.

HP's Secret iPhone Killer, Apple Air = HP Sojourn III, the Birth of Flash Drives

Investing in Apple vs. Betting on a Keynote

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-20 13:24 by Bob 0

It's funny how perceptions can vary so widely. After spending a day at San Francisco's Moscone Center on Jan. 15 covering Steve Jobs' keynote address and attending Macworld Expo, I was taking a break and watching CNBC. One of the CNBC commentators, Pete Najarian, called the Jobs keynote disappointing and went on to rip the company.

Investing in Apple vs. Betting on a Keynote

MacWorld 2008 Roundup

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-19 15:44 by Philipp Esselbach 0

TechReviewSource.com posted a MacWorld 2008 roundup

Jobs Wows Apple Faithful, Oracle Seals the Deal, Exploding Batteries

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-18 19:24 by Bob 0

I guess not every Macworld can have an iPhone of its own. Crowds of Apple fans packed the Moscone center in San Francisco Tuesday to hear CEO Steve Jobs detail new products and offerings for 2008. There was indeed plenty to talk about -- the MacBook Air, new iPhone and iPod touch applications, a major software update for Apple TV, iTunes movie rentals, and a wireless access point/storage device called Time Capsule.

Jobs Wows Apple Faithful, Oracle Seals the Deal, Exploding Batteries

Google on iPhone update; EA's Spore for Mac; iPlayer for Apple TV

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-18 00:24 by Bob 0

Google is warning iPhone users about the effects of Apple's v1.1.3 firmware update on Gmail. Meanwhile, EA has announced plans to bring its Spore title to the Mac later this year. And BBC is strongly considering offering its iPlayer web video servi...

Google on iPhone update; EA's Spore for Mac; iPlayer for Apple TV

Google on iPhone update; EA's Sport for Mac; iPlayer for Apple TV

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 21:24 by Bob 0

Google is warning iPhone users about the effects of Apple's v1.1.3 firmware update on Gmail. Meanwhile, EA has announced plans to bring its Spore title to the Mac later this year. And BBC is strongly considering offering its iPlayer web video servi...

Google on iPhone update; EA's Sport for Mac; iPlayer for Apple TV

IBM's Lotus software coming to Apple's iPhone, iPod touch, Macs

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 19:24 by Bob 0

Microsoft rivals Apple Inc. and IBM Corp. will soon announce a partnership that will deliver a handful of IBM's Lotus software packages for Apple's handheld and Mac products, the Associated Press is reporting.

Specifically, IBM at its Lotusphere c...

IBM's Lotus software coming to Apple's iPhone, iPod touch, Macs

Apple's New Movie Rentals: Mostly Awesome

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 13:25 by Bob 0

At Macworld Tuesday, Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced a new movie rental model, iTunes Movie Rentals, that's designed to work with iTunes, Apple TV, iPhones and iPods. While it's not yet fully operational, the basics are available now. So I took it for a spin last night, and let me tell you, Apple is onto something.

Apple's New Movie Rentals: Mostly Awesome

New iPod Game: Block Breaker Deluxe

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 08:24 by Bob 0

Apple has released a new iPod game, Block Breaker Deluxe, by Gameloft S.A.

New iPod Game: Block Breaker Deluxe

First Look: Apple's new MacBook Air (with photos and video)

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 04:24 by Bob 0

After hoisting teaser Macworld Expo banners of something in the air, it seemed likely that the slogan would be an allusion to wireless networking. Instead, Steve Jobs exhaled the MacBook Air, a new ultra light laptop widely rumored in advance to be...

First Look: Apple's new MacBook Air (with photos and video)

Photo gallery: Apple's booth at Macworld Expo 2008

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 03:24 by Bob 0

Apple's booth at this week's Macworld Expo, undoubtedly the most heavily trafficked, is essentially broken organized into five distinct sections -- Apple Booth, Apple TV, iPod touch, iPhone, and Time Capsule....

Photo gallery: Apple's booth at Macworld Expo 2008

Apple claims 6 percent US marketshare for holiday 2007

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 01:24 by Bob 0

While few companies have yet to produce their official shipment numbers, estimates generated by the two research firms have Apple shipping between 1.04 and 1.05 million Macs in the last three months of the past year, resulting in a fourth-place spot ...

Apple claims 6 percent US marketshare for holiday 2007

Live From Macworld: Fresh Air, Sharper iPod Video, User-Friendly Storage

Apple 10271 Published 2008-01-17 00:24 by Bob 0

At first glance, the MacBook Air reminded me of the photos Palm released of the Folio before sending that product to an early grave -- but the Folio was something you couldn't quite call a real computer. It was, according to Palm, a companion unit to a smartphone, or some such marketing jargon. The Air, on the other hand, stands on its own skinny legs.

Live From Macworld: Fresh Air, Sharper iPod Video, User-Friendly Storage