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Apple Inc. on Monday said it sold more than 4 million units of the new iPhone model in three days - meaning it's selling more than twice as fast as the previous model did when it launched last year.
The Apple store in downtown San Francisco opened an hour early Friday to begin selling the latest incarnation of the tech giant's popular smartphone, the iPhone 4S.
A man was arrested Wednesday for stealing a woman's iPhone after a passenger on a San Francisco Municipal Railway bus overheard him bragging about the robbery.
First-day pre-orders of Apple's iPhone 4S have topped 1 million, breaking the record set by last year's model.
In a brief statement the company said Jobs died Wednesday. He had been battling pancreatic cancer.
Apple Inc. and the family of Steve Jobs were not saying what caused the death of the company's founder. However, medical experts said that the liver transplant he had two years ago was probably a sign that his cancer had returned.
t's well known that the secret to Apple Inc.'s meteoric success in the world of consumer technology was the vision, leadership and creativity of Steve Jobs. What's less talked about is what drove Jobs, who died Wednesday at 56.
From his earliest days with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs was a half step ahead of the rest of us.
While Steve Jobs had no formal schooling in engineering, he pushed the envelope many times when it came to product design. He's listed as the inventor or co-inventor on more than 300 U.S. patents, but other times the results of his work weren't always pretty.
It's difficult to overstate how dramatically Steve Jobs reshaped how we interact with computers. But what's not as well-known is how Jobs' successes arose from his previous failures.
One of the most legendary businessmen in American history, Steve Jobs turned three separate industries on their head in the 35 years he was involved in the technology industry.
There are few, if any, corners of the tech world that Steve Jobs' vision and breakthroughs have not touched.
If there were an epitaph that perfectly describes Steve Jobs' life on earth, it is one that he helped craft himself for the iconic "Think Different" Apple advertising campaign.
Apple Inc. was set to unveiling a new, more powerful version of its wildly popular smartphone Tuesday - more than a year after it launched the iPhone 4.
Sprint Nextel Corp. has committed to buying more than 30 million iPhones over the next four years, imposing a heavy burden on an already cash-strapped company, according to a report published Monday.
A woman was robbed of her iPhone in San Francisco's Japantown neighborhood Thursday night by four people armed with a stun gun, police said.
Two Sacramento-area postal workers are facing the prospect of lengthy prison terms over allegations they stole hundreds of iPhones from the mail.
Apple Inc. stock reached its highest level ever Monday, hitting $413.23 in intraday trading even as the broader market declined.
Wanted: experienced security professional. Must have plan to thwart Chinese counterfeiters, protect secret blueprints from spies and keep workers from leaving super-secret unreleased smartphones behind in bars.
Apple's plans for a sleek new campus in Cupertino with space age architecture offering more office space and parking than anything in downtown San Francisco could be the first of several expansions for the software giant over the next few years.
In a bizarre repeat of a high-profile incident last year, an Apple employee once again appears to have lost an unreleased iPhone in a bar, this time in San Francisco's Mission district.
Apple Inc. will keep cranking out a steady stream of "magical products" for the next few years despite the loss of Steve Jobs as chief executive.
Apple Inc. said Steve Jobs resigned as CEO, effective immediately. The company said Wednesday that Jobs would be replaced by Tim Cook, who was the company's chief operating officer.
A San Jose teen who developed a hot iPhone application to easily view high school grades is getting a cool reception from the company behind the student data.
It's hard to imagine a larger collection of iPhones in one place outside of an Apple store than were in evidence in the heart-of-Silicon Valley city of Palo Alto.
