Steve Jobs News

Earlier this month, we reported that The Unofficial Apple Weblog's as well as Ars Technica's sources said that Apple was working on the next version of Mac OS X, dubbed Snow Leopard.

Why him? Steve Jobs revived Apple and remade entire industries, defying the worst economic conditions since the Great Depression - and his own serious health problems.

Apple, Inc. has released its Apple TV 3.0 update with a revamped menu for widescreen TVS and offers iTunes Extras, iTunes LP, Genius Mixes, and Internet radio.

The fourth in a series of five t-shirt giveaways, correctly name this mystery Apple item and you could win a T-shirt. Not just any T-shirt: choose from the Apple-inspired designs at might tees, which include the I Love Lisa we wrote about, a retro-style logo and Steve Jobs in typeface.

A US company is offering digital downloads of the Beatles' music, the first in the world, putting it in the crosshairs of a lawsuit by EMI The Beatles songs are available for digital download, apparently legitimately.

Fortune today named Apple CEO Steve Jobs "CEO of the Decade" , highlighting his role in the remaking of multiple industries and propelling Apple to continued success despite difficult economic conditions.

"Apple is rapidly becoming a minor player in the computer business" wrote BusinessWeek, predicting the company "may be swallowed up by Sun Microsystems or another rival." for $7.4 billion dollars, a pittance compared to Apple's market cap of $170 billion.) BusinessWeek, Feburary 5, 1996 Indeed, since that cover story, and the subsequent return of ...

Notebooks and netbooks now dominate sales, writes Charles Arthur. IN JANUARY 2003, Steve Jobs announced to a slightly surprised Macworld audience that "this is going to be the year of the notebook for Apple". There was a clear ambition to push up the sales of portables a ' on which margins tend to be better than on desktops.

We're already dipping our toes in November, and there isn't an iTablet to be found.

Meet Ken Segall - the man who dreamed up the name "iMac" and wrote the famous Think Different campaign.

While iTunes allows users to buy individual TV episodes for $1.99, or even buy a whole season - sometimes for a discount - users may in the future pay a $30 monthly fee and watch whatever TV they like.

APPLE HAS REMOVED all support for Intel Atom processors from the latest developer build of Snow Leopard, according to a blog post by Stellarola .

While many of us are familiar with the teeny little cube informing us that we've ended up at a Flash-based site on our iPhones, it appears that Apple's intransigence on the software plug-in has irked Adobe.

Apple has reportedly reached out to TV networks in recent weeks with a proposed $30-per-month subscription plan to deliver content via iTunes -- a service it hopes to launch in early 2010.

It's a good thing Apple 's latest mouse is wireless. Because if it weren't, frustrated users might actually try to hang themselves with it.

Too much, as least so early, is being made of the Motorola Droid's supposedly magical powers.

The man who helped put Apple, and by extension computers, on the map -- along with Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak, and Ronald Wayne -- is moving on to the next phase of his career.

AppleTV isn't actively being worked on. Here's a theory: Apple has had all of their best talent in the past two years working round the clock on the Tablet, so the AppleTV gets neglected.

Steve Jobs marked another stage in Apple Computer's comeback last week, with the surprise launch of a futuristic home computer called the iMac.

The success of laptops and netbooks highlights changes in how and where we work, while manufacturers are focusing their research on mobile Internet devices Saturday, Oct 31, 2009, Page 9 In January 2003, Steve Jobs announced to a slightly surprised Macworld audience that this is going to be the year of the notebook for Apple.