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Here's How Netflix Beats Apple
The identity of the Apple masher might be another shock, especially if you judge a company by its stock chart.
Flashback Malware was Wake-Up Call for Apple
Apple's lack of support for older Macintosh operating systems is placing Mac users into the path of in-coming cyber security attacks such as the recent Flashback botnet outbreak according to Kaspersky Labs co-founder, Eugene Kaspersky.
The Lazy Security Patrolling Apple's Shopping Mall
This past weekend, readers alerted us to an absolutely contemptible ripoff on the iTunes App Store.
New Fretmentor Mobile App and Festival Finder Released On Apple IPad
Jupiter, FL -- FretMentor is pleased to announce that the New IPad version of Fretmentor's Mobile App & Festival Finder is now available for download at the App Store.
Microsoft Xbox Smart Glass To Take On Apple Airplay
Ahead of the annual E3 gaming convention, Engadget's gotten their hands on what appears to a legit Microsoft presentation documenting Xbox Smart Glass.
Cook at D10: Apple Television, gaming, Siri, Ping and more
This week we have written a series of articles on the discussion between Apple CEO Tim Cook and Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg at D10.
Apple Prevails in Nano-SIM Fight
The European Telecommunications Standards Institute today announced that it had agreed on a new SIM card standard, and the option pushed by Apple was the victor.
Steve Jobs' angry quotes from biography can be used in Apple-Motorola trial, judge rules
Steve Jobs gave a lot of juicy quotes before he died, and Apple has failed to keep some of them out of an upcoming patent trial against Google's Motorola Mobility unit, according to a court ruling.
After Years Of Flirting, Facebook And Apple Will Finally Make It Official In iOS 6
There's been a lot of flirting going on in recent months between Apple and Facebook.
What the Next 6 Months For Apple Will Look Like
There has been a lot of speculation that Apple is going to eventually release a television set , and Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster believes that the uncertainty has been taken out of the product.
Apple Is Working On 'Powerful Sharing Of Photos' In Its iPhone Photos App
While Apple isn't expected to reveal a new iPhone , this is arguably the biggest event of the year for Apple .
Analysis: RIM's new woes seen speeding loss of BlackBerry users
Research In Motion's appointment of bankers to advise on drastic options, including an outright sale of the BlackBerry maker, may only hasten moves by major customers to offer their employees smartphones produced by rivals.
F-Secure Solutions for Smartphones and Tablets Now Available at Google Play and the Apple App Store
SAN JOSE, CA -- -- 05/31/12 -- F-Secure mobile solutions are now available from the trusted online stores Google Play and the Apple App Store.
Apple CEO Tim Cooks knocks Windows 8 'baggage'
Apple CEO Tim Cook this week again slammed rival Microsoft's Windows 8 and its promise to be an operating system for all devices, whether tablets, desktops, laptops or hybrids that combine elements of all.
From AT&T to Leap: How iPhone availability grows
Since Verizon Wireless broke AT&T's exclusive grip on the iPhone last year, several other phone carriers now offer Apple's popular smartphone.
Apple's iPhone goes pre-paid with Cricket's $55 plan
Cricket Wireless, will offer two Apple iPhone handset models with monthly pre-paid plans beginning on June 22.
Apple assembly plant conditions still harsh in China: activists
Last year's Congressional debt standoff hurt consumer confidence more than the collapse of Lehman Brothers, Betsey Johnson and Justin Wolfers write.
Biz to Go: One of Apple's first computers for sale at auction
An Apple 1 was a bare-bones affair. It was sold simply as a fully assembled circuit board - minus a shell, power supply, monitor and keyboard - and the operation manual was only 12 pages long.
Execs remember Steve Jobs as a tireless perfectionist
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison discusses Steve Jobs with Pixar's Ed Catmull and All Things D's Wall Mossberg.
Apple may have tried to block Spotify in U.S.: Parker
Apple Inc may have tried to prevent Spotify, the popular music streaming service, from entering the U.S. market, according to Sean Parker, a director of the company.