• Apple replaces 5,500 first-gen iPod nano batteries in Japan

    • September 7th, 2010
    In the month of August, Apple replaced 5,527 first-generation iPod nano batteries, following an agreement by the company to address a problem with overheating.  Read More →

  • Former HP exec Mark Hurd hired as Oracle co-president

    • September 7th, 2010
    Mark Hurd, whose departure from HP had been compared to Steve Jobs’ exit from Apple in 1985, is headed to Oracle where he will serve as co-president and join the board of directors.  Read More →

  • Apple spends $1M per month on Google AdWords – report

    • September 6th, 2010
    A leaked internal document from Google shows how much companies spend with the search giant on AdWords, and Apple is listed as investing nearly $1 million in a one-month span.  Read More →

  • iLife ‘11 Family Pack from Apple, Parallels 6 both spotted early

    • September 6th, 2010
    Evidence of Apple’s long-awaited iLife update has appeared via retailer Amazon.com, with a new $99 Family Pack for iLife ‘11 listed for availability in the next two to four weeks, while Parallels 6 has appeared on one retail store’s shelves.  Read More →

  • Android gaining on Apple iOS in mobile web market share

    • September 4th, 2010
    Android’s share of mobile web traffic climbed to 25% in August in its best one month gain since Nov. 2009.  Read More →

  • Ping draws over 1 million users in first 48 hours

    • September 4th, 2010
    Apple announced Friday that its Ping social network for music has reached more than 1 million users in its first 48 hours after launch.  Read More →

  • iOS 4.1 on iPhone 3G shows marked improvement in speed test

    • September 4th, 2010
    As expected, iPhone 3G performance improves considerably when running iOS 4.1 in an informal speed test.  Read More →

  • iPhone expected to become multi-carrier in Germany by October

    • September 3rd, 2010
    Another prominent exclusive arrangement with Apple for the iPhone is expected to conclude in a matter of months, when it is anticipated that Deutsche Telekom will lose sole access to the iPhone in Germany.  Read More →

  • Apple now offers HTML5-based movie showtimes, locations

    • September 3rd, 2010
    Apple has revamped its Movie Trailers page with movie showtimes and the ability to automatically find the nearest theater, all within HTML5, and compatible with iOS devices.  Read More →

  • Apple’s iOS tops Linux to become third largest browsing platform

    • September 3rd, 2010
    Apple’s iOS mobile operating system rocketed past the open source Linux this summer to become the third most popular Web browsing platform on the Internet.  Read More →

  • Apple posts iPad iOS 4.2 "Coming Soon" page

    • September 3rd, 2010
    Apple has posted an iPad software update page on its website with details of the forthcoming iOS 4.2.  Read More →

  • Google disputes Apple’s indirect claims about Android activations

    • September 2nd, 2010
    Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs suggested Wednesday that reported Android activations from Google are falsely inflated because they include upgrades — an insinuation that the search giant quickly disputed.  Read More →

  • Apple’s Jobs says ‘onerous terms’ kept Facebook ties out of Ping

    • September 2nd, 2010
    Apple’s new music-related social network, Ping, is not tied in to Facebook because the website demanded “onerous terms” that Steve Jobs said his company could not agree to.  Read More →

  • iTunes 10 now available for download

    • September 2nd, 2010
    After minor delays, Apple’s latest version of iTunes is ready for download.  Read More →

  • Apple introduces iTunes 10 with Ping social music network

    • September 1st, 2010
    The next version of iTunes, available today, includes Ping, a social music discovery tool that allows users to follow friends and artists, helping customers to discover and share new music.  Read More →
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