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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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Mobile magic: Pulling a gadget out of the bag
I am a multi-platform, multi-gadget kind of guy so any given day there's no telling what gadget may come out of the gear bag. Here's what I use and why it works.
Who has your back?
What do Apple, AT&T, Myspace, Verizon and Yahoo! have in common? Little regard for protecting their customers from governmental abuse of power.
Don't trust Apple, Verizon with your data, says EFF's privacy report
In its latest report, the U.S. privacy and civil liberties group warn that some companies should not be trusted with your data — but some should, and actively fight on the user's behalf.
Apple bond sale secures $17 billion
Tech giant Apple has managed to secure $17 billion via a bond sale to finance a plan to return extra cash to shareholders.
The color purple: Could the WWDC logo foretell a TiVo partnership?
Rumors are swirling about what Apple might announce at WWDC but the 2013 logo might be the biggest clue of all.
Report: Apple planning multi-billion dollar bond sale for shareholder program
Based on a new report, the iPhone maker is about to set a U.S. corporate financial record in the billions.
Apple, Samsung patent battle set for November
The judge presiding over the Apple v. Samsung case has ordered that a new trial will decide whether $450.5 million of damages awarded to Apple should stand — with a few tweaks.
Apple paves way for first debt sale to finance $100B capital return
The maker of shiny rectangles reportedly is seeking assistance from two major banks in a bid to fund a $100 billion shareholder return program, which it currently can't finance unless it sells debt.
Is Apple about to feel Samsung squeeze on iPhone costs?
A Jefferies analyst estimates that the bill of materials for the iPhone is going higher. Samsung plays a big role in two out of the three primary cost drivers for its rival.
Google Now available for iPhone and iPad
Google Now is one of the best features of the Android platform, and it is now available for iOS devices.
Missed out on a WWDC ticket? Apple's got another option
Would-be attendees of Apple's WWDC are being offered Tech Talks closer to home and some online video as an alternative to the annual developer shindig.
What hurt are iPad sales putting on Macs?
It's a short-list question on the minds of analysts: how much are tablet sales cannibalizing the sales of full-featured computers? Here's Apple's take on the matter.
Apple challenges VirnetX patent case; reneges on iOS VPN changes
UPDATED 2: Apple is appealing a $368 million judgment brought by VirnetX in 2010. Apple therefore will not change VPN behavior on already shipped iOS 6.1 powered devices.
A popular Office for Mac version reaches the end of the support line
All Office editions are not created equal. Microsoft's support lifecycle for Office on Windows provides for 10 years of support. But Office for Mac doesn't qualify for extended support. That means a widely used Office version has reached the unsupported phase sooner than you might expect.
Cloud-based software asset management has a future
Despite my the loss of my arguments in the Great Debate series on this topic, I think that those who embrace cloud-based SAM will win.