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Jewelers are undercutting Apple's pricey $10,000 gold model watch by gold-plating cheaper models.
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Jewelers are undercutting Apple's pricey $10,000 gold model watch by gold-plating cheaper models.
The new six-story twin towers completed last summer are by far the biggest buildings in the area, literally overshadowing a neighborhood of small one-story homes near Mathilda Avenue.
Tests revealed that some taptic engines supplied by AAC Technologies Holdings in China started to break down over time.
More than 50 American Airlines flights have been delayed in the past two days by a glitch in navigation-map software loaded on pilots' iPads.
Apple cruised passed earnings expectations thanks to hot iPhone demand.
The symbolic move is intended to show disdain over the growing income disparity in Oakland which critics largely blame on the tech industry in Silicon Valley.
Assuming you've snagged an Apple Watch, your wrist is now a tool belt for seamlessly controlling your finances, home and health without ever reaching into your pocket.
The Google and Apple rivalry just took bathroom humor to a new level.
Apple is expanding its environmental efforts by investing in a new Chinese solarpower project and preserving 36,000 acres of "sustainable" timberland in Maine and North Carolina.
A mystery buyer is now the proud new owner of the Pope's iPad.
A Russian speaking London man has "a few to Apple as a company about why its Russian Siri is so homophobic" after inquiries about gay marriage were dismissed and criticized by the personal assistant feature in an online video.
Apple's dedicated fanbase has come through once again for the company, with an estimated 1.2-million Apple Watches being ordered on their first day of availability Friday.
Within half an hour, the company appeared to sell out the initial batch of watches that were available for the first official day of shipping on April 24.
Apple is backtracking on its policy that banned construction workers with recent felonies at its new campus in Cupertino.
Call it Bendgate, Phone Wars, or just business as usual, the brouhaha over whether skinny smartphones bend, warp and break under pressure continues.
The company overseeing the Apple construction site said workers with felony convictions do "not meet owner standards."
Schwarzenegger: "As an American, I'm incredibly concerned about what happened in Indiana this week and the threat of similar laws being passed in other states. As a Republican, I'm furious."
This summer, Google is unveiling a full computer that will cost less than $100. It looks like a memory stick or maybe a high-tech highlighter, but it's actually a full-fledged quad core processor computer with 16 gig hard drive and 2 gigs of ram. Just plug it into any TV with an HDMI port available.
More California companies are joining the chorus condemning Indiana's new 'religious liberty' law that opponents say could be used to discriminate against gays.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said that so-called "religious objection" legislation being introduced in a number of states is dangerous and bad for business.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has departed from his predecessor when it comes to giving, saying he will donate his hundreds of millions of dollars to charities.
Apple CEO tweeted his disappointment Friday about Indiana's new 'religious liberty' law that opponents say could be used to discriminate against gays.
The city of perpetual irreverence has again graced its population with a total joke: some geniuses have been co-opting ad placement posters around the city and replacing them with a parody of Apple's "Shot With An iPhone 6″ ads.
While he is excited about new technological advances at Apple, including a new smartwatch and a rumored driverless car, company co-founder Steve Wozniak said he is worried about artificial intelligence and the possibility of computers taking over humanity.
The world's most valuable company is now a member of the Dow Jones industrial average.
