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Apple has become a leading consumer electronics company by reinventing the smartphone with the iPhone as well as the MP3 player with the iPod. Now Apple is looking to revolutionize computing with the iPad. And of course there's the Mac. Simply put, the company is firing on all cylinders.
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Apple patches security holes in QuickTime on Windows
An update to version 7.7.4 of QuickTime for Windows is now available to download, closing 12 security vulnerabilities in the media player software.
The Apple flat tax podcast
On this week's Technolatte podcast, the Australian team looks at the tax loopholes that Apple is quite good at using, how much information people hand over online, and iiNet's sale of its FttP network to NBN Co.
No niche for iPad: A cautionary tale on 'needing a purpose'
Tablets are slowly but surely replacing the clunky desktop machine. In a blind effort to increase efficiency and productivity, ZDNet's Zack Whittaker attempted to do exactly that — but not with the result he first expected.
Apple's $100m made-in-the-USA Mac facility will be in Texas
Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed it will assemble a line of Macs in Texas, but whether that's the Mac Pro or Mac Mini remains unknown.
Ireland refuses to be US 'whipping boy' over Apple tax claims
In response to U.S. Congressman allegations, European member state Ireland says it will not bow down and become America's "whipping boy."
New Microsoft video slams the iPad on multitasking, PowerPoint and price
A new Windows video (presumably a TV commercial) knocks the iPad over multitasking, its lack of a PowerPoint app and the price of the 64GB configuration.
UK party leader: Google takes 'extraordinary lengths' to avoid taxes
Apple is under scrutiny in the U.S., and Google is facing the same treatment in the United Kingdom over tax avoidance.
iOS 7 wishlist: web-based account administration
Apple needs to add more web integration if iOS is going to be competitive with Android.
Apple's iPhone satisfaction slips; Samsung, Nokia gain
Samsung makes a big leap in customer satisfaction, but it's unclear whether the company can keep it going. Apple still leads the smartphone pack by a wide margin.
Apple, Congress spar over tax: Cook testifies, lawmakers unsatisfied
Apple says it has a "what you see is what you get" approach to its taxes, but Congress disagrees, believing it sought the "holy grail of tax avoidance." Apple's Tim Cook testified.
Apple avoided billions in taxes, aimed for 'holy grail of tax avoidance', panel says
Apple is not only innovative when it boils down to products it seems.
Google Play Music All Access (unofficially) coming to iOS
Google snubbed iOS users with its All Access music subscription service, but developer James Clancey has submitted an app to the App Store that will bring Google music subscriptions to the iPhone.
Apple's tax testimony ahead of Senate hearing: By the numbers
Ahead of a Senate hearing on Tuesday, the Cupertino, Calif.-based technology giant lays out its testimony. Here's what Apple is trumpeting, by the numbers.
Apple to Congress: We do not use 'tax gimmicks'
Ahead of a Congressional hearing on Tuesday, the iPhone and iPad maker sets out Apple chief executive Tim Cook's testimony. The company is clear: "what you see is what you get," but will Congress buy it?
U.S. Air Force plans $50M savings over 10 years in iPad rollout
Now that the U.S. government and military have approved iPhones and iPads for secure use, the U.S. Air Force plans on spending a little to save a lot in the long-run.