Batterygate: Apple betrayed its customers and now it faces a world of hurt
It takes decades to build up fierce customer loyalty and just one mistake to completely dismantle it.
It takes decades to build up fierce customer loyalty and just one mistake to completely dismantle it.
Is it overpriced hype, or do we actually like it?
Apple's sixth-generation iPad, due presumably in October 2014, is likely to have important but incremental improvements over its predecessor.
Perhaps it's time for a new 3rd-party, truly independent app store -- one not tied to an existing player -- so that developers and end-users can determine their own fates?
Perhaps the best thing the company can do in the wake of a total ordering catastrophe is the unthinkable: Apologize.
To be better citizens of our planet, we need to reconsider the current disposable smartphone designs.
I loved Apple's professional photo editing software. But if it's destined for the software graveyard, I no longer need Macs in my personal technology stable.
It was the perfect combination of compactness, just enough processor power and upgradeability that made it an excellent value for many Mac users. But now I can't recommend it anymore.
If Apple switched from the Intel architecture now used in its Macintosh computers to something of its own design, how exactly would they go about it?
Apple's new iPad 2 has me reaching into my wallet to upgrade to the new version of their flagship tablet. Here's why I'm becoming a repeat customer.