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Apple CEO Steve Jobs has finally agreed to participate in a book about his life...
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Apple still remains king of the hill when it comes to tablets. Sales figures show that Motorola Mobility has sold 100,000 Xoom's, which was one of the first serious challengers to the iPad. In comparison, Apple sold 300,000 iPad's on its day of release.
A federal judge has overturned a federal jury's order that Apple Inc. pay $625.5 million in damages for violating patents held by Mirror Worlds LLC, a small technology company.
Online radio service Pandora has received a subpoena from a federal grand jury investigating whether popular smartphone applications share information about their users with advertisers and other third parties.
Apple is suing Amazon.com, accusing the online retailer of using Apple's "App Store" trademark to sell software for Android devices.
Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs, who is currently out on medical leave, will be deposed to testify in an antitrust suit related to its iPod music players and iTunes store.
Apple Inc. has come under fire after approving an iPhone application from a religious ministry which encourages people to "cure" themselves of homosexuality.
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He's seen a million faces and he's rocked them all. Now add Steve Jobs to that list. Rock icon Jon Bon Jovi had some harsh words for the Apple boss...
Last week's deadly earthquake and tsunami in Japan has rocked stock markets around the world, forcing some Japanese companies to suspend their business.
It's hard enough to get your bearings when the time changes twice a year. It's all but impossible when your phone starts playing tricks on you, too.
Apple Inc.'s updated version of its iPad tablet computer goes on sale Friday afternoon. But those who couldn't wait to say they own the gadget were able to beat the crowds by ordering one online before the sun rose.
The new iPad model hitting stores Friday comes with several improvements over the original version but the same price tag, hobbling efforts by rivals at breaking Apple Inc.'s hold on the emerging market for tablet computers.
Rob Arnott, the founder of investment firm Research Affliates, thinks the stock market is "dangerously" overpriced. He points to Cupertino-based Apple, which has a $321 billion market value.
A behind-the-scenes battle over dueling video technologies has attracted the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs, who has been on indefinite medical leave, made an appearance at a product event in San Francisco Wednesday.
Consumers Reports said Friday that the iPhone 4 that works on Verizon Wireless' network has a similar problem to the original.
KCBS Technology Analyst Larry Magid said the competition has been slow to jump on the tablet computer bandwagon started by Apple because it takes a long time to introduce a quality product, and they want to do it right.
Apple Inc. is expected to unveil the second generation of its wildly successful media tablet, widening its head start against competitors just starting to sell their first tablet computers.
Apple shareholders have rejected a plan requiring the company to disclose a succession plan for its chief executive.
President Barack Obama came to the Bay Area on Thursday evening to push his plan to spend billions more on education, meeting with Apple's ailing leader Steve Jobs and the chiefs of Facebook and Google.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed said the president's next stop exemplifies what's gone wrong in California and is suggesting the state needs to be more business friendly.
Including the iPad, Apple Inc. sold 17.2 percent of mobile computers worldwide in the October-December quarter, according to a report published Wednesday by research group DisplaySearch.
Android phones have recently overtaken Apple in the smartphone sales race but Apple is fighting back trying to do more with less.
A one-man show at the Berkeley Reportory Theater paints a less than pretty picture of the origins behind some of our favorite Apple products.
