Apple (AAPL) News – Page 34 of 53

Apple exec Bob Mansfield now tasked to special projects under CEO Tim Cook

Bob Mansfield’s bio disappeared from Apple’s executive profiles on Sunday, and nobody knew why. As it turns out, Mansfield, who… Read More

LA schools plan to give free iPads to 640,000 students by 2014

After announcing a $30 million deal with Apple last month, the Los Angeles Unified School District said that the pilot… Read More

Apple building speech team in Boston, Nuance’s backyard

Apple isn’t known for putting engineers in far-flung offices. The company’s secretive nature tends to lend itself to keeping its… Read More

Apple slowly bringing developer resources back online following security breach

Following a security breach last week that closed down its developer website, Apple is slowly returning functionality to its tools… Read More

Students: Now you can rent e-textbooks with Google

Along with the announcement today of the new Nexus 7, Google said it will be making a play for a… Read More

Amazon, Google employees ranked as ‘least loyal’

These days, it’s not as common for employees to stay with one company for their entire careers, with people working… Read More

Ashton Kutcher — a.k.a. Steve Jobs — may start promoting Lenovo products

Ashton Kutcher just spent months portraying Steve Jobs in the new biopic about the Apple founder that’s set to debut in… Read More

Apple CEO Tim Cook: High revenue follows good products

According to Apple CEO Tim Cook, just because Apple doesn’t build products with Wall Street in mind doesn’t mean they’re… Read More

Apple CEO Tim Cook: Premium smartphone market not saturated

While many analysts on Wall Street seem to think that the premium smartphone market has become largely saturated, Apple’s CEO… Read More

Apple sells 31.2 million iPhones and 14.6 million iPads in Q3, but profit growth slows

Apple announced third quarter earnings today of $35.3 billion, with a net profit of $6.9 billion. That ends up working… Read More

Apple patents approved: Multi-sensor imaging, sharing content while on hold

While the world waits for Apple’s third quarter earnings results, the company has just been awarded two new patents that… Read More

All eyes on the iPhone as Apple preps for earnings release

Today will see the release of Apple’s quarterly earnings, and Wall Street is waiting with bated breath to see what… Read More

Podcast

Q&A: FiftyThree’s Jon Harris on the power of the iPad as a creation device

The New York and Seattle startup FiftyThree is made up of Microsoft vets. But they’ve certainly mastered Apple’s iPad with… Read More

After Apple deal, HopStop yanked from Windows Phone

Transit navigation service HopStop, newly acquired by Apple, has been pulled from Microsoft’s Windows Phone without explanation. Is it a… Read More

Apple buys Canadian startup Locationary to boost maps

Apple’s much-maligned Maps app may be getting a boost thanks to a new acquisition. The Cupertino-based company recently acquired Locationary,… Read More

Apple begins to open iWork for iCloud beta to non-devs

We reported earlier this month that Apple had opened up its iWork for iCloud beta to members of its developer… Read More

Nokia CEO says he picked Windows Phone over fear of Samsung dominating Android

Last week, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop defended his company’s decision two years ago to try to create a “third ecosystem” by throwing its… Read More

Developer survey: Windows Phone struggles as iOS and Android remain strong

Ever since the introduction of the App Store, applications (and by extension, developers) have been key to the success of… Read More

The existing Apple TV peripheral and on-screen interface.

Report: Apple in talks to cut ads out of live TV broadcasts

One of the future perks of an Apple TV may be the ability to skip past all those commercials you… Read More

Ballmer’s ‘One Microsoft’: One decade too late?

Back in the spring of 2002, more than a decade ago, the big news coming out of Redmond was that… Read More

Apple’s WWDC videos on YouTube, for now

If you missed out on Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference and you’re not a paid Apple developer, you can get a… Read More

5 years of Apple’s app store: Software and Seattle’s bright future

This week marked a diverse set of technology milestones: Apple’s app store turned five; Microsoft announced that it’s reorganizing and Amazon’s… Read More

Apple loses e-books antitrust case, but vows to appeal

While US District Court Judge Denise Cote may have thought that Apple’s case in its antitrust trial was less simple… Read More

Apple and Amazon finally end ‘app store’ legal dispute

Apple’s trademark lawsuit against Amazon over the use of the phrase “app store” came to an end today, ending one… Read More

Apple gaining ground on Android thanks to T-Mobile

The latest U.S. smartphone market share numbers from Kantar show Apple gaining ground on rival Android. While Google still led… Read More

Happy Appiversary! These great iOS apps are suddenly free

Apple is closing in on the fifth anniversary (appiversary?) of the iOS App Store, and what better way to celebrate… Read More

Apple patent: Boost sound quality by making earbuds fit properly

While Apple’s seemingly-ubiquitous white earbuds have never been known for their sound quality, that may be about to change. According… Read More

Boston University sues Apple for, you guessed it, patent infringement

In the continuing saga of patent litigation, Apple is being sued by Boston University for allegedly infringing upon a semiconductor… Read More

Apple opens up iWork for iCloud beta to everyone

While it got overshadowed by major OS and hardware updates at WWDC, Apple’s iWork productivity suite is moving onto the… Read More

Apple snags Paul Deneve, former CEO of YSL to work on special projects

Apple may be announcing some designer iPod socks this fall, thanks to a new hire. Paul Deneve, the former CEO… Read More