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Underdogs Amazon, Target take aim at iTunes, Walmart

NEW YORK - As music retailers suffer ever shrinking sales, some of the most aggressive moves to boost business are being made by the perpetual runners-up in their respective sectors.

New eco-fashion trend to charge iPhones with wind energy

iFan, a 'green solution' to conserve energy

With hybrid cars, eco-friendly houses and eco-fashion trends, almost every other industry in the market are working to find out environmentally sustainable solutions to lower the carbon footprint and conserve energy.

Celebrating John Lennon, not his death

A tile mosaic memorializing John Lennon is seen in the Strawberry Fields section of Central Park, New York

On his 30th death anniversary, fans seem to be more interested in celebrating John Lennon and not wailing over his death.

Apple's Mac App Store due on December 13

The much-awaited dedicated App Store for Mac, the genesis of which was announced in October and expected to open in 90 days, is due to open on December 13.

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Apple profit view raised at ThinkEquity

ThinkEquity has increased its profit estimates and price target on Apple Inc., saying that the recent expansion of iPad distribution in the U.S. and iPad's launch in more international markets, easing of supply constraints this quarter are strong positives for the company.

Anti-gay app in Apple's App Store fuels passions

Apple's track record regarding its controversial App Store selection criteria just got muddier, after it approved an app called Manhattan Declaration, which is a call of Christian conscience against gay-marriage.

Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs at an event at Apple headquarters in Cupertino

Apple Buys HP Campus, Becomes Biggest Landowner In Cupertino

Apple has acquired a 98-acre campus from PC giant Hewlett-Packard (HPQ) in Cupertino, California.

Apple shuns single radio station apps; assigns them FART app status

Apple's walled-garden approach has a new victim, radio station apps, as Apple fenced out single station radio apps from its App Store.

Toy modelled on Apple CEO to be withdrawn from market

The four-inch plastic action figure of Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs will no more be in the market as the iPhone maker's law firm has sent a cease-and-desist letter to MIC Gadget that created the figure.

iPad could see holiday rush orders by next week

Despite the tablet market getting crowded by each day, the demand for iPad continues to surge and could see rush orders as early as next week.

Top After-Market NASDAQ Gainers (MAXY, VMED, MGIC, PACR, CLDX)

The top after-market NASDAQ stock market gainers are: Maxygen, Virgin Media, Magic Software Enterprises, Pacer International, Celldex Therapeutics, TiVo, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Natural Alternatives International, GT Solar International, and Northwest Bancshares.

Apple iOS 4.2 available for download today; AirPlay-enabled speakers in offing

After a wait that started in September, iPad users can breathe a sigh of relief, as Apple iOS 4.2 is now available for download on iPad, iPhone and iPods.

iPad 2 blues hit other tablet makers: Expect weak tablet sales courtesy next iPad launch

While customers wait with baited breath for the launch of Apple's iPad sequel, the iPad 2.0 or the next version of iPad, other tablet makers are experiencing jitters, anticipating lower tablet sales, courtesy the new iPad.

How much iPhone worth as standalone business?

iPhone, just three years old and already attained cult status, has catapulted Apple (AAPL) to one of the largest technology companies in the world.

iPad content 'mundane' and 'boring-looking', says RIM

Research In Motion (RIM), maker of BlackBerry smartphones, took potshots at Apple on Tuesday, saying the content on the iPad is 'mundane' and 'boring-looking' and that its PlayBook is superior to the Apple tablet on all counts.

Google Voice app now on Apple iPhone; Did Android play a hand?

Apple has relented after 16 months of dogged resistance to keep Google Voice app out of its Apps Store. Now the exiled app is here and available for iPhone users.

Apple Welcomes The Beatles To iTunes

The famous band makes its way to the popular digital music platform.

Comcast launches free app to turn iPad into a TV remote

Comcast, the largest U.S. cable operator, has launched a free app that can turn iPad into a remote control.

The Beatles on board Apple iTunes?

The Beatles are said to be on board the iTunes store following a teasing message on Apple homepage and media reports suggesting a deal.

Apple's music networking site set to 'Tweet'

Apple's music-only networking site, Ping, has partnered with networking site Twitter to help users discover music more easily.

Sprint's Tab is cheaper but requires a contract

Is Samsung's Galaxy the answer to Apple's iPad?

Research in Motion Inc's answer to Apple's iPad is expected to be priced a lot lower than the iPad, but Samsung's Galaxy is priced around the same level and promises a whole new experience.

Apple TV a first step for more ambitious plans?

Critics hoping for more from Apple Inc's Web-to-TV plans -- a device, say, that would revolutionize living room entertainment the way the iPad changed tablet computing -- may just need to wait a bit longer.

Apple takes wraps off new lineup of iPods

Apple Inc unveiled a snazzier line of its iPod on Wednesday, with new designs for every model of the popular media device in hopes of kick-starting holiday sales.

Apple makes play for TV market and unveils new iPods

Apple Inc has introduced a new version of Apple TV that allows audiences to rent series such as Glee and Modern Family for 99 cents, hoping to extend the popularity of its sleek devices to the living room.

Apple supply manager pleads not guilty

A global supply manager for Apple Inc pleaded not guilty on Monday to charges of accepting kickbacks from Asian companies that supplied iPhone and iPod accessories.

Apple manager charged with taking kickbacks

A manager at Apple Inc has been charged in California with taking kickbacks he received after leaking corporate secrets to Asian companies that supplied iPhone and iPod accessories, court documents showed.