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...other flacks at Apple get dinged for secretiveness. But have you ever lied to us about a wonderful idea Apple never produces? No. If Apple announces something, it happens. We won't name names, but you'd kind of feel used if you had to...

In this article: Apple, Sun Microsystems, Steve Jobs, and Dow Jones

...Wireless want to deliver a knockout to the iPhone? There's long been speculation that the carrier would sooner or later be offering the Apple smartphone, which since its launch has been solely in the hands of AT&T in the United States. (In...

In this article: Iphone, Apple, AppleInsider, CNET, Verizon Wireless, AT&T, United States, and Supply chain

...itself," said Jackson. He said France as a technology market tended to lag behind Britain and Germany, which already have Apple stores. Apple's French expansion will take place against an uncertain economic background, with consumer...

In this article: Apple Inc, Microsoft, Iphone, Louvre, Paris, Revenue, and France Telecom

* Nokia charged Apple on Oct. 22 in Delaware, U.S. * Apple's answer, counter-claim expected * Apple could go to U.S. International Trade Commission * Legal battle could spill over to Europe By Tarmo Virki, European technology...

In this article: Apple, Nokia, ITC, Iphone, Delaware, United States, Qualcomm, and U.S. International Trade Commission

...thoughts in blog and article comments Get free excerpts and exclusive discounts on Super Guides Apple Woos Windows 7 Pirates on Google (Maybe) Has Apple decided that among its top potential customers for switching to a Mac are Windows 7...

In this article: Apple and Google

More than 100,000 apps are now available for download from Apple's App Store, making it the largest such retailer in the world. The App Store launched in July 2008 with just 500 applications. The store is now available in 77 countries,...

In this article: Apple, App Store, IPod Touch, Sony, Pro Tools, Logic Pro, Macworld, MacCentral, and EA Mobile

...paid the higher price to get Unicom support and to avoid the risk of getting counterfeit models. In the United States, Apple says it sold 4 million iPhones in the first 200 days of sale in 2007, or an average of 20,000 per day. Unicom...

In this article: Apple Inc, Iphone, China, Hong Kong, Beijing, and United States

...an End-User Licence Agreement that forbids the installation of Mac OS X on any computer that doesn't carry an Apple label - you can see our Apple-labelled Sony Vaio one here, courtesy of Apple's own stickers - isn't strong enough to put off...

In this article: Apple, Intel, Linux, Mac OS X, Sony Vaio, and Psystar

...Snow Leopard disappointment, though, has to be the crash protection allegedly built into its Safari Web browser. Apple's site brags: Apple engineers redesigned Safari to make plug-ins run separately from the browser. If a plug-in crashes...

In this article: Apple, Safari, Mac OS X, Mac OS 9, and Mac OS X 10.6

...saga. As we wrote at the time: Multiple sources at Google tell us that in informal discussions with Apple over the last few months Apple expressed dismay at the number of core iPhone apps that are powered by Google. Search, maps,...

In this article: Google, Apple, Iphone, Android, Garmin, TomTom, YouTube, Eric Schmidt, Microsoft, and Street View