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Apple's iPhone reinvented the smartphone market, made apps commonplace and brought millions of customers to AT&T. And the iPhone platform, which accounts for a big chunk of Apple's profit, keeps improving as multiple rivals target the device.
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Apple, the iPhone, and the enterprise: What does the future hold?
The rules of mobility market are changing, so does that mean it's time to rethink the relationship between Apple and the enterprise?
The little niceties of Apple's iOS interface
Badges and icons will take on a whole new, dynamic level in iOS 7, according to developers.
Office Mobile for iPhone and Windows Phone have the exact same functionality (gallery)
Microsoft just released Office Mobile for the iPhone and after comparing it with what we see on Windows Phone, the capabilities are the same. There is no advantage going to Windows Phone in this case.
A hands-on look at Microsoft Office for the iPhone
At long last, Microsoft has released a version of its Office suite for iOS. The new app targets the iPhone and closely resembles the Office app that’s built into Windows Phone 8. Here's what you'll find in the new app, which is available from the App Store immediately.
Microsoft rolls out Office Mobile for iPhone
Microsoft is rolling out a small-screen optimized version of Word, Excel and PowerPoint for iPhone users who subscribe to Office 365.
Geopositioning, augmented reality to boost Crown maintenance
Australia's largest casino hotel plans to build on a maintenance-systems upgrade with increased mobile support and augmented-reality tools.
With cheaper iPhone, Apple to break out iPod segmentation model
Apple seems to be planning to model its iPhone sales model after what it did with the iPod. That move could be a boon for emerging market growth.
Is Apple going big with the iPhone while others go small?
Rumors always fly around before Apple announces their new iPhone line. Latest indications state that Apple may launch an iPhone with a 4.7-inch or 5.7-inch display, but I am not convinced that's their strategy.
Why Apple chose iTunes Radio instead of a catalog streaming service
Apple didn't give it much time during the WWDC keynote, but Apple's iTunes Radio service is a pretty big deal. Here's why Apple decided to use the radio station model (ala Pandora) instead of the catalog model (ala Spotify).
Apple iOS 7: Android copycat?
Actually, Apple's forthcoming iOS 7 isn't so much an Android clone as it is a mashup of everyone else's mobile operating systems.
WWDC 2013: iOS 7 and Mavericks' missing features
While the developer previews of iOS 7 and OS X Mavericks showed some evolutionary new features, there are several new features that are still lacking in Apple's new operating systems.
Apple iOS 7 improves camera and photo experience, but the HTC One still offers more
Apple is going to improve the camera and photo experience with iOS 7, including new image filters and viewing tools. The HTC One already has these capabilities and a whole lot more.
WWDC 2013: Announcement recap (Mavericks, iOS 7, iTunes Radio, and new Macs)
Apple used its Worldwide Developer Conference to announce OS X Mavericks, iOS 7, iTunes Radio, and new MacBook Air, Mac Pro and AirPort hardware.
New iOS 7 gimmicks may be more reliable than Samsung's Galaxy gimmicks
Samsung is known for adding tons of extra features that look great in commercials, but seem to rarely get used after the initial trial. Will Apple's new iOS 7 gimmicks work better and appeal to more iPhone owners?
iOS 7: Apple's war against jailbreaking now makes perfect sense
iOS 7 has a new feature called Activation Lock that essentially renders a lost or stolen iPhone worthless unless the owner inputs their Apple ID. Just jailbreaking would render this feature dead in the water. The days of iOS jailbreaking are almost over.