Apple OS X Mountain Lion sells 3 million copies in 4 days
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That makes it the fastest launch of an Apple operating system ever, the company says. It released Mountain Lion Wednesday.
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Apple's OS X Mountain Lion launches, should you upgrade?
People walk by a poster for the new OSX Mountain Lion operating system at the Apple's World Wide Developers Conference on June 11, 2012 in San Francisco, Calif.
/ Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesMac OS X Mountain Lion retails for $19.99 at the App Store. And while the price is right, it may not be the best choice for everyone.
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Mountain Lion release date, Apple OS X updates
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/ AppleApple released the "gold master" version of the software to developers Monday. The public will likely get the same copy of Mountain Lion, which is expected to be made available for download on July 25. Several sources speculate the software will be released the day after Apple's earning call on July 24.
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/ Apple(CBS News) Apple just can't catch a break. The computer company is at the center of another trademark battle.
A Chinese household chemical company Jiangsu Xuebao is suing Apple for allegedly infringing on its "Snow Leopard" trademark. The company doesn't own the "Snow Leopard" trademark, but it does own the Chinese translation - "Xuenbao."
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MacBook Pro with Retina Display, first impressions
Side-by-side comparison of the 15-inch MacBook Pro with the new 15-inch MacBook Pro with Retina Display.
/ Apple(CBS News) Apple unveiled its next generation MacBook Pro with Retina Display Monday at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
"It's a true breakthrough in engineering - there's never been a notebook this thin, this light, this powerful for professional use," said Phil Schiller, Apple senior vice president.
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OS X Mountain Lion
/ AppleCraig Federighi, Apple senior vice president of Mac, announced updates to iCloud and OS X Mountain Lion, which include Reminders, iMessage and Notification Center. The desktop operating system will get features that integrate better with iOS, which runs on iPads and iPhones.
Apple announces specs for next generation notebooks
(CBS News) Apple announced Monday updates to its MacBook Pro line, introducing the company's next generation MacBook Pro.
Apple senior vice president Phil Schiller introduced the next generation MacBook Pro, which comes with Retina Display, weighs 4.46 pounds and is 0.71 inches thick. Apple calls it the world's highest-resolution notebook display, with a whopping 2,880 x 1,800 display. The next generation MacBook will ship with OS X Mountain Lion, an HDMI port, Thunderbolt and Intel Quad-core i7 processor.
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Apple said to update Macs, MacBooks
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Apple's Mac Pro, iMac, MacBook and MacBook Air lines may all be getting an upgrade to be announced at the Worldwide Developer's Conference (WWDC) next week, 9to5Mac reports.
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Apple's Tim Cook on (not) filling Steve Jobs' shoes
Apple CEO Tim Cook sitting at Steve Jobs' right at an event in 2007
/ James Martin/CNET(CNET) In an interview at the D10 conference on Tuesday in Palos Verdes, Calif., Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked once again what it's like to fill Steve Jobs' shoes.
"Steve was a genius and a visionary, and I've never viewed that my role was to replace him," said Cook. "Steve was an original. I've never really felt the weight of trying to be Steve. It's not my goal in life. I am who I am. I am focused on that. On being a great CEO of Apple."
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MacBook Retina display already here, analyst says
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Slimmer, retina MacBook to debut at WWDC, report says
Jobs' 300+ patents to be featured in Smithsonian
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/ AppleWASHINGTON (AP) - The Smithsonian Institution is preparing an exhibit featuring Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs' more than 300 technology patents on the National Mall with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
The exhibit opening May 11, entitled "The Patents and Trademarks of Steve Jobs: Art and Technology that Changed the World," will be on view through July 13 at the Smithsonian's Ripley Center.
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Save on Apple products by waiting a few days
Apple's current MacBook Pro model.
/ Apple(CNET) Apple is expected to bestow speedier Intel chips on its notebooks just about any day now. But according to three years' worth of pricing data, you're likely to save some cash for waiting just a few days after said models are released.
Yes, you read that right. Waiting to buy technology will result in saving some money. Bear with us though, this is kinda neat.
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Report: Apple to unveil "revolutionary" product soon
French designer Philippe Starck
/ CBS/Flickr/jikatu(CBS/CNET) Ready for some more exciting Apple rumors? A well-known French designer claims the computer giant is releasing something "revolutionary" in October.
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DOJ: Three e-book settlements, but none with Apple
Attorney General Eric Holder speaks at a Department of Justice press conference announcing a government antitrust lawsuit against Apple Inc. and book publishers, April 11, 2012.
/ CBS(CBS/CNET) The U.S. Department of Justice confirmed today that it has reached antitrust settlements for alleged e-book price fixing with three large publishers - but not with Apple Inc.
Attorney General Eric Holder said at a press conference this morning that the settlement will provide retailers like Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble the "freedom to reduce the prices of their e-book titles."
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