Jury Rules In Favor Of Apple In iPod/iTunes Antitrust Case
A federal jury has handed a victory to Apple in an antitrust lawsuit that could have cost it $1 billion.
Sony Forced To Suspend Production On Film Projects In Wake Of Hacks: Report
Production of some Sony films has reportedly been halted because of the cyberattacks plaguing the company since last month.
Apple Watch Rumor Indicates Production To Begin In January With Up To 5 Million Units
Apple's Taiwanese supply vendor Quanta Computer solved yield issues allowing production to move forward.
Angelina Jolie Called 'Minimally Talented Spoiled Brat' In Leaked Sony Emails; Homeland Security May Have Warned Studio
Homeland Security may have warned Sony about provoking North Korea's wrath, and now the studio seems to be paying the price.
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Free Of Wall Street's Gaze, Michael Dell Wants To Make His Company A Software Powerhouse
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Even after his death, Jobs delivers fresh quotes, like ones from a video deposition used for a court case being heard in Oakland, California.
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The iPod antitrust case shows how the company has evolved through the years.
Apple's Steve Wozniak To Star In Tech Reality TV Show
"The Woz" will use his tech expertise to introduce viewer to new gadgets.
Apple Heads To Trial Over Digital Music Claims
Plaintiffs are seeking about $350 million in damages, which would be automatically tripled under antitrust laws.
Steve Jobs, Inventor: Former Apple CEO Has Won 141 Patents Since His Death
Jobs has more patents than Bill Gates, Sergey Brin and Larry Page combined.
Apple iPad Growth Set For First Annual Fall As Global Tablet Growth Predicted To Drop To 7% In 2014
With users holding on to their old devices for longer than ever before, growth in the tablet market is expected to drop in 2014.
Apple Reveals Retina Display Resolutions For Apple Watch
Developers will have to ensure that apps look good, according to the newly revealed resolutions for the two Apple Watch Models.
Did Hachette Beat Amazon? E-Book Price Allowance An Apparent Win For Publishers, Writers And Readers
It seemed as if neither side would be willing to budge, but the health of the book industry hinges on publishers having more control.
Police See $5000 Gold Apple Watch As Potential Thief Magnet
Complexity and theft may deter some users from opting for the higher-end wearable from Apple.
AppleCare For Enterprise: IBM-Backed Service Girds Apple's Push To Oust Microsoft From Biz Market
The service is one of many business solutions Apple is pushing as it invades Microsoft's last beachhead--the office.
WireLurker Malware Targets Chinese iOS And iPhone Users Through Third Party Apps
A new piece of malicious code is targeting Chinese iPhone users through apps downloaded through a third-party app store.
Apple Watch Rumored To Release On Feb. 14, 18-Karat Gold Edition Could Cost Up To $5,000
Apple had said that the Apple Watch would be priced starting at $350, assumed to be the price of the aluminum model.
Apple Plans To Bring Apple University To China
Apple will bring its vision to China through its internal training program.
Steve Jobs' Original Apple Computer Expected To Fetch $500K At Auction
Christie's auction house expects the machine will fetch at least $500,000.
Christian Bale Quits 'Jobs'; Who Should Play Steve Jobs?
The "American Hustle" star follows Leonardo DiCaprio in considering the lead role in the Steve Jobs biopic and then passing on it.
iPhone Statue Honoring Steve Jobs Removed In Russia Because Tim Cook Is Gay
The company that erected the monument called Cook's coming out a "public call to sodomy."
Expect Apple Watch 'In The Spring,' Says Apple Retail Chief, Narrowing Release Window
Retail chief Angela Ahrendts indicates a later release in 2015 than had been expected.
Seth Rogen To Play Steve Wozniak in Steve Jobs Biopic, ‘Jobs’
It will be the third major biopic of Steve Jobs since 1999.
Apple Retains Top Spot In Worldwide Tablet Market In Q3 Despite Shipment Decline, Samsung In Second Place
Products of leading vendors continued to dominate the tablet market in the third quarter, despite growing competition from low-cost rivals.
Tim Cook Answered Apple's Business Questions; Now He Answers The Most Personal One Of All
Tim Cook's decision to publicly identify as a homosexual couldn't have come at a better time as Apple rides the success of it products.
After Losing China To Xiaomi, Samsung Needs A ‘Killer’ $100 Smartphone To Retain Lead In India
Samsung's woes in India won't abate unless the mobile phone giant can deliver a sophisticated smartphone at a price rivaling Xiaomi.
Why Apple Won't Make Cheaper Macs Or iPhones To Build Market Share
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