Month: February 2009

Warner Music Group posted better-than-expected results on Thursday…

Apple’s Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operating system will include tools borrowed from the iPhone…

Soon, Apple will officially deem some older Macs as ‘vintage’ or ‘obsolete’

So, you’re using iTunes as your media player of choice, and you’re tired of running to a keyboard…

If you’re hooked on phonics, you’re probably stoked about Amazon’s Kindle, which allows users…

BusyMac offers users of Apple’s iCal four free iCal utilities…

The design mavens at Apple Computer have charmed legions of gizmo-happy consumers…

Apple today released GarageBand Update 5.0.1 which improves…

History suggests turnarounds are more difficult than exits…

Long one of Apple’s greatest assets, the rumor mill is now a major liability for the Mac maker…

Norway’s consumer watchdog said Wednesday it had dropped a complaint against Apple’s iTunes…

The House Democratic Caucus spent more than $500,000 in taxpayer money over the past five years…

Arguing that the market for standalone portable media players is certain to decline as consumers upgrade…

Macitynet.it reports that Apple has seeded some developers with a new version of Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard…

U.S. stocks gained on Wednesday as a reassuring report on the services sector overshadowed…

Ever since Apple TV hit store shelves in early 2007, company executives have insisted on calling…

France’s leading mobile operator Orange failed to restore its exclusive deal with Apple…

In a sign that Apple’s Mac OS X operating system has gone truly mainstream, computer science programs…

Motorola’s stunning quarterly loss is just the latest development in the company’s long, inexorable decline…

Thirty-eight percent of U.S. companies are planning to trim IT staff this year, but certain skills remain hot…

Apple touts its iLife suite of photo, video, music, and Web applications as one of the best reasons…

Wondering why Microsoft is rushing to repackage that Windows Vista Service Pack they call “Windows 7” and shove it out to door?

With the introduction of the 17-inch unibody MacBook Pro at January’s Macworld Expo, Apple has moved…

With the release of iPhone Firmware 2.2.1, many were left wondering what had become of the Push notification…

Backbone Networks Corporation has announced its College Radio Tuner application for Apple’s iPhone and iPod touch is now available from the iTunes App Store…

The 2009 updates for iWork may not be as showy as its fun counterpart, but the changes to Keynote…

Apple and AT&T are facing two more cookie-cutter lawsuits over what customers claim is poor iPhone 3G…

Hidden within the usual litany of claims in a patent awarded this January…

The Orlando Sentinel’s Etan Horowitz interviews Joel Comm, an Internet entrepreneur, the author…

Coverage of Apple’s plans to launch the iPhone 3G in the United Arab Emirates later this month…

Motorola Inc forecast a deeper-than-expected first-quarter loss, suspended its quarterly dividend…

New data from ComScore showing that 32.4% iPhone owners have downloaded at least one game…

One of the highlights of having an iPhone, Marl and other users will tell you, is the plethora of applications…

Banks are making it easier than ever for consumers to access account information on their mobile devices…

Apple has released Numbers Update 1.0.3, Pages Update 3.0.3, and Keynote Update 4.0.4, each of which…

A couple of weeks ago I posted a blog about the challenges Apple might face in what…

As you read this, I am at the beautiful California Academy of Sciences, announcing the launch…

Investors already know Motorola Inc. had a poor fourth quarter. What they want to know Tuesday…

Microsoft Corp.’s operating system continued its downward trend, a Web measurement company reported…

comScore, Inc., a leader in measuring the digital world, reports that the number of mobile game downloaders…

I’ve hated Windows for a number of years…

Recent stories on Apple’s iPhone patent have focused on Cupertino’s threatened legal action…