Not too long after winning a significant legal battle against Psystar, Apple recently found itself on the losing end of a $21.7 million judgment stemming from a patent dispute with OPTI relating to predictive caching technology.
The rumored Apple Tablet may prove to be just as revolutionary as the iPhone
With hundreds of millions of cell subscribers in China, the introduction of the iPhone in the region was supposed to be profitable tour de force for Apple. But since the iPhone first went on sale in China a few weeks ago, sales have been crawling an
After months of legal wrangling, Apple finally emerged victorious in its battle to prevent Mac clonemaker Psystar from selling non-Apple hardware with pre-installed copies of OS X. Apple had sued Psystar back in July of 2008, and rather than closing
The recent launch of the iPhone in South Korea has gotten off to an impressive start, with the KT Corp, the largest mobile carrier in the country, already reporting pre-orders in the range of 65,000.
Late last week, Apple finally posted all the pertinent developer tools needed (such as templates, testing metrics etc.) to create engaging and eye-catching iTunes LPs for both albums and movies. And best yet, all of the tools are based entirely on op
A new study from Olswang finds that iPhone owners, compared to average consumer, are far more likely to purchase media content. For example, the study found that 37% of iPhone owners in the U.K. expressed a desire for on-demand TV on their phones,
Steve Jobs doesn't email Apple customers often, but when he does, his responses are always short and to the point
After months of back and forth updates, Palm has seemingly given up on its efforts to maintain media syncing between the Palm Pre and iTunes.
In a ruling last week, Judge Alsup granted Apple's motion for Summary Judgment and dealt a fatal blow to Psystar's chances for legal success
