Thursday, January 19th, 2012

Steve Jobs rumored to have shot down Push Pop Press for iBooks Author - Updated

Steve Jobs was rumored to have scuttled the prospects Push Pop Press after its founder allegedly built the company's physics engine using patented Apple technology, des...

Apple to reinvent the textbook with interactive iBooks 2 for iPad

Suggesting that physical textbooks are no longer the ideal learning tool, Apple on Thursday proposed a new platform and method of digital education: iBooks 2 for iPad....

Wednesday, January 18th, 2012

Apple seeds new Mac OS X 10.7.3 Build 11D46 to developers

Apple delivered a new build of Mac OS X to developers, focused on iCloud Document Storage, Spotlight, Safari, and Mail, iCal and Address Book features.

The ...

Monday, January 16th, 2012

iPad may make Apple world's largest PC maker in holiday Q4 2011

Apple's fiscal Q4 iPad shipments in the September quarter were enough to propel the Mac maker into a near tie in unit sales with global PC maker HP. When Apple releases...

Apple could water-proof future devices with HzO technology

HzO, the maker of a "WaterBlock" technology shown off at last week's Consumer Electronics Show, has said it is in talks with Apple about using its material in future de...

Sunday, January 15th, 2012

Video: Weekend Tech Review: CES Week 2 2012

Here's a video recap of the top tech stories involving Apple for the second week of 2012, including a tour of CES 2012, Steve Ballmer's keynote, big product news, the w...

Street consensus for Apple's iPad sales in Dec. quarter stands at 13.5 million units

A survey of Wall Street and independent analysts has found that all of them expect Apple to report record iPad sales when it releases its December quarter financial res...

Reacting to Apple at CES 2012, part three: Sony, Motorola, RIM, Nokia

As noted in the previous two segments, Apple's success with the MacBook Air and iPad have changed the course of Intel and its Ultrabook PC makers and Samsung and its mo...

Saturday, January 14th, 2012

Reacting to Apple at CES 2012, part two: Samsung's Galaxy Note

As noted in part one, the success of Apple's MacBook Air has driven Intel to inspire its Ultrabooks initiative. Here's a look at how the rest of the industry has chased...

Reacting to Apple at CES 2012 part one: Intel's Ultrabooks

Without even making an official appearance at CES as an exhibitor, Apple has become an invisible hand directing the show and what the company's competitors choose to pr...

Friday, January 13th, 2012

Former Apple CEO John Sculley says he never fired co-founder Steve Jobs

Former Apple Chief Executive John Sculley has said in recent interviews that the late Steve Jobs was never fired from the company he helped found, an assertion that run...

From Thunderbolt to Robots: Apple cast a big shadow over CES 2012

Apple didn't need to pay for a booth at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show this week to make a big impression; the company's products and technologies were visible...

Apple recycling efforts expanded in France, Germany and UK

Apple has added the iPhone and iPad to its hardware recycling initiative France, Germany and the United Kingdom, further extending its worldwide environmental green foo...

Morgan Stanley: Apple's next iPhone to be slimmer, may include quad-mode LTE chip

Investment bank Morgan Stanley hinted on Friday that Apple's next-generation iPhone will be slimmer when it arrives later this year and could include a quad-mode chip f...

Wednesday, January 11th, 2012

Briefly: Sony iOS music service, Tim Cook, Adobe CS6

Sony will be offering an iOS version of its "Music Unlimited" service for iPhones and iPods, while Tim Cook claims "money is not a motivator" and Adobe offers a discoun...