The Apple challenge to the PC enterprise fortress
Increasingly, as more business applications are made available on iOS, enterprises are looking to Apple to provide their choice of device.
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Apple may pay 'material' amount of tax back to Ireland
Apple has warned investors that it may be subject to paying up to 10 years' worth of tax to Ireland if the European Commission finds that the company struck up a special arrangement with the country.
Apple remains open to renewing tax arrangement with ATO
Apple has said that it is willing to renew its expired advanced pricing agreement with the Australian Taxation Office, which provides a framework to ensure compliance with Australia's transfer pricing laws.
Apple more than doubles its Australian tax contribution
Apple has reported that it paid AU$80.3 million in income tax during 2014, up from the AU$36.4 million that was paid during the 2013 financial year.
Woz coming to Sydney as a UTS adjunct professor
Apple's Steve Wozniak has taken up a position at the University of Technology, Sydney, as an adjunct professor. Sometimes in the flesh, and at other times teleconferencing.
Apple iOS 8.0.2 update backfires on Australian users
Despite Apple releasing iOS 8.0.2 to fix issues that were caused by iOS 8.0.1, Australian iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users are still reporting that they are experiencing problems with cellular network connectivity and Touch ID.
Apple iPhone 6 circus hits Australia first
Apple stores in Australia were the first in the world to open their doors to the public this morning for release of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Westpac New Zealand to test Google Glass and Apple's iBeacon
Westpac NZ is leading the way in digital banking innovation by trialling its Cash Tank app on Google Glass and introducing Apple's iBeacon technology in its branches.