David Grober

David Grober has worked a variety of editorial roles in the technology media since 1982, when he joined the copy desk at IDG's Computer Business News. He served as managing editor for PC Week (now eWeek) and, later, Digital News. David made… the leap from print to online publishing in 1994, when he joined Ziff-Net's Software Library. Since 9/11, David has worked in ZDNet's Business Technology Group, and now serves as ZDNet's managing editor.

David Grober has nothing to disclose and does not hold any investments.

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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.

April 13, 2010 by in Apple

Apple expands DRM-free music selection [video]

Apple expands DRM-free music selection [video]

At Macworld 2009 in San Francisco, Philip Schiller, Apple's senior vice president of marketing, announces a new music price plan and an expanded selection of digital rights management-free songs in its iTunes Store. Users will be able to strip their existing DRM-wrapped music of the controversial copy protection software, but doing so will cost 30 cents per song.

January 6, 2009 by in Apple

Video: Jobs pushes play on Apple TV

Video: Jobs pushes play on Apple TV

At San Francisco's Moscone Center, Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs opens Macworld 2007 by unveiling Apple TV. The new box will allow five computers to connect to the device, creating a hub for the digital living room.

January 9, 2007 by in Apple

All the rage: Most talked about posts

All the rage: Most talked about posts

There are a handful of perennial stories guaranteed to ignite sparks in our TalkBack reader forums: Linux versus Windows, Mac versus Windows, FireFox versus Internet Explorer, and Dell versus Apple. But other stories in ZDNet blogs this year also inspired busy discussion threads, including David Berlind's account of seeking a refund for Wi-Fi disservice; reports from Ed Bott and Mary Jo Foley on the now infamous Windows kill switch; and "Apple vs.

December 17, 2006 by in Apple

From Apple: Intel-based mini, iPod Hi-Fi

From Apple: Intel-based mini, iPod Hi-Fi

Apple prognostication was peaking as Dan Farber and Steve Gillmor arrived at the company's Cupertino campus this morning. Gillmor is taking notes on the "fun new products" event: Intel-based Mac mini and iPod Hi-Fi...

February 28, 2006 by in Apple