One of the many things Apple proved with the iPhone was that it's entirely possible for a company with little to no phone industry experience to come in and shake things up. So while reports of Facebook releasing a phone might seem a bit absurd
It's been eight months since Steve Jobs resigned as Apple CEO and was replaced by long-time Apple veteran and operations whiz Tim Cook. Since then, Cook has implemented a number of changes that have elicited both praise and concern from Apple em
Hold on to your hats folks, there are a number of interesting and credible iPhone 5 rumors circulating around the blogosphere this week that are worthy of some attention.
Tim Cook and Samsung CEO meet in San Francisco in effort to settle patent disputes
A number of credible outlets are now reporting that Apple's next-gen iPhone, which we'll call the iPhone 5, will feature a larger 4-inch screen. What's more, a recent report claims that Steve Jobs was heavily involved in the developmen
Last week, Apple filed a motion in the Northern District of California requesting that a "spoilation inference" instruction be given to the Jury in its legal battle with Samsung. Samsung, as you might expect, vigorously denied Apple's
If you're looking for a screenwriter that can deliver a compelling story coupled with dialogue that's nothing short of sharp, engaging, and memorable, then look no further than Aaron Sorkin. The man behind acclaimed features such as A Few G
In the last two weeks, Yahoo has been at the center of an ongoing controversy following reports that CEO Scott Thompson lied about having received a degree in Computer Science. And now, Thompson is out as CEO.
While an iPhone 5 with a larger 4-inch screen is a distinct possibility, a new report claims that it is in no way a sure thing given that Apple still hasn't finalized the design for its next-gen iPhone.
On May 1, Apple filed a motion in the Northern District of California alleging that Samsung intentionally destroyed documents it was obligated to hand over as part of the discovery process, an act referred to as "spoliation of evidence" in
