Apple hopes to post strong year-over-year growth in all its key product lines in Q4 2012, particularly the iPhone and iPad.
Despite all of the new products launched this year, iTunes 11 and the Mac Pro were particularly neglected at Apple's media event on Tuesday.
Mac mini with OS X Server features a quad-core processor, ultrafast Thunderbolt technology, and now twice the storage capacity.
Apple unveiled a completely redesigned iMac - the first in three years - in front of a packed audience at the luxurious California Theatre.
Apple's upcoming 13-inch Retina Display MacBook Pro will start at a price of $1699, the company announced on Tuesday.
This week, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) finally ships Windows 8, the OS the company claims is its biggest product in 17 years.
Apple’s scheduled media event set for Tuesday will reportedly introduce a completely redesigned iMac, among several other Mac and iOS devices. But what about the iMac's display? Will Apple implant its biggest Retina Display yet into the all-new 2012 iMac?
For the most part, everyone is expecting the 7.85-inch iPad Mini to do everything the traditional 9.7-inch iPad can do, but what about speed? Will this iPad’s Internet connectivity be restricted to Wi-Fi zones, or will Apple choose to endow its third iDevice with LTE support?
Watching financial announcements from big companies in the PC sector resembles a jalopy falling apart. Is the tablet age here?
A little more than a year ago, Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL) co-founder and technological visionary Steve Jobs died after a long battle with cancer. In his memory, the custom laptop manufacturer UncoverMac has created three limited-edition Steve Jobs tribute laptops to be sold in a charity auction.
HP's CEO Meg Whitman thinks the company can turn itself around by 2016. But HP, or parts of it, could become takeover targets.
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs' inventions have shaped how we live, work, and play. He may have been the greatest inventor of the Information Age.
Shares of Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL), fell 2 percent Friday, a year after Chairman Steve Jobs died.
On the first anniversary of his death, here are a select number of the best letters written to Apple's visionary, Steve Jobs. Letters To Steve Jobs: Apple Fans Mourn The Death Of A Visionary
As the world recalls the death of Steve Jobs, his career of triumphs and setbacks has parallels with two living legends: Lee Iacocca and Sanford Weill.
Today marks one year since the world lost Steve Jobs, former CEO and co-founder of Apple. Since his passing, Apple fans and manufacturers have commemorated his life through various toys, memorabilia, and apparel in his honor.
There is so much to learn from Steve Jobs, especially on the first anniversary of his death. Luckily, you don't need a black turtleneck and jeans to be a master of your lifestyle like Steve Jobs.
Jobs passed away on Oct. 5, 2011, after a long fight with pancreatic cancer, and to commemorate him, the entire Apple homepage has been given up for the video, which fades when finished to show a message from his successor, Apple CEO Tim Cook.
It's been a year since Steve Jobs died. Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) is humming. But could it encounter problems.
Apple is less secretive now than it was when Jobs was iCEO, but the lack of secrecy has had an unintended consequence: The magic is fading.
A little more than one week after the iOS 6 release date, Apple CEO Tim Cook posted an open letter to users apologizing for any shortcomings in Apple Maps.
A newly released patent, filed in March but published on Thursday, describes a handful of new technologies currently being cooked up in Apple’s research & development labs in Cupertino for new iDevices, including tactile keyboards, laser microphones and speakers, and flexible displays.