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Rumors that Apple is preparing major design changes with iOS 7 continue to heat up, with new reports suggesting a more muted and flat design aesthetic.

Apple has yet another new iPhone commercial out touting the smartphone's features by showing it as a personal device and a part of people's daily lives.

One of Apple's latest patent filings isn't for a new laptop, cell phone, or tablet.

Shots fired! In the latest ad for Windows 8, Microsoft shows an iPad and one of their brand new Windows 8 Tablets side by side.

So a certain liberal talk show host was busy ranting the other day about how Apple was avoiding taxes.

Jason Henry New York Times The Apple-1 that Steve Wozniak built and Steve Jobs marketed, seen here in a museum, has sold for as much as $640,000. More than a decade ago, at a vintage computer fair in Silicon Valley, Dag Spicer had an opportunity to buy an original Apple-1 for $2,000. He passed.

The recent celebration of iTunes tenth anniversary provided an opportunity to remember that it debuted before the iPod and was initially positioned as a way to get Macs to play well with the CD burners that had come to the iMac as well as to early MP3 players from rivals.

Judge Denise Cote said on Thursday that she expects the U.S. Department of Justice will be able to prove that Apple conspired with publishers in the run-up to the release of the iPad.

Last week TUAW reported on the diminishing numbers of MacBook Airs available from third-party retailers like Best Buy.

Apple released Fuji-Xerox Printer Drivers v2.4 for OS X on Thursday. The patch notes don't specify what's new, saying simply, "This download includes the latest Fuji-Xerox printing and scanning software for OS X Mountain Lion, OS X Lion and Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard." Exciting stuff, and a 40.25MB download from Apple's update site.

Two men were taken into custody on Tuesday after a woman used a tracking device from Apple to locate her stolen computer, which was in their possession.

A defunct software company that failed to win a 2008 patent claim against Apple is back for a second bite at Apple and several other technology companies.

Security researchers have identified multiple samples of the recently discovered "KitM" spyware for Mac OS X, including one dating back to December 2012 and targeting German-speaking users.

Econ Technologies has updated ChronoSync to version 4.3.8, which contains several new features and fixes.

Windows 8 has not found wide adoption among desktop users, so HP has announced a new portable all-in-one and lowered the price of touch PCs so users can take advantage of the operating system.

The app supports notes and pins, so that each dog owner can keep a rich diary of his activity with his dog.

A patent application published by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Thursday reveals Apple is actively researching methods to ensure a video's multi-channel audio is always played back correctly, no matter how a user holds the device.

Thursday, May 16 1:59 p.m.: Officers responded to the Westwood Lodge Hospital in response to a patient on patient assault, which is currently under investigation.

Following a U. S. Senate hearing where lawmakers suggested Apple is sheltering revenue from taxes by using a subsidiary company in Ireland, the country is saying the real issue is that companies are working the system across borders and that international cooperation is needed to make real changes.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and CFO Peter Oppenheimer testified before a U.S. Senate committee on the company's tax practices and the need for tax law reform.