Topic: General
Code in Google's Chromium points to future Google Now support for OS X
2013/07/05, 07:05 pm
A newly reported issue with Google's open-source Chromium Web browser hints that preparations are being made to launch rich notifications for Apple's OS X, which could in turn be used to build out a Mac version of Google Now.
Smartphone companies, including Apple, have little to show for patent litigation
2013/07/05, 10:05 am
An all-out patent litigation war between the biggest players in the smartphone industry, including Apple, Samsung, Motorola and Microsoft, has yielded very little for all parties involved.
Windows 8 hits 100 million sales, Microsoft working to address user complaints
2013/07/05, 09:05 am
Even as Microsoft's Windows 8 reached a milestone in passing 100 million licenses sold, the software giant is preparing to rework its latest operating system in order to address the realities of a drastically changed computing market.
Foxconn looks to lessen reliance on iPhone, positions for potential Apple television
2013/07/05, 08:05 am
A new profile of Foxconn describes how the company is looking beyond Apple, its largest manufacturing partner, even as it positions itself for the prospect of an Apple-built television.
Apple's smart audio splitter lets multiple users view content on a single device
2013/07/05, 05:05 am
The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on Tuesday published an Apple patent describing an accessory akin to an advanced headphone splitter, which allows for independent volume changes, media controls and communication via an inline mic.
Apple leapfrogs titans of industry to land No. 6 spot on Fortune 500
2013/06/05, 09:05 pm
Fortune magazine on Monday released its annual Fortune 500 list of America's top companies, as ranked by revenue, with Apple jumping 11 places from last year to pass giants in the automotive, healthcare and banking industries.
Fitbit's Flex health tracker is company's first foray into wrist-worn devices, boasts real-time syncing
2013/06/05, 06:05 pm
Fitbit on Monday released its Flex fitness tracker, a wristband device that combines technology from the company's other offerings with Bluetooth 4.0 to create a product meant to be worn 24 hours a day.
Adobe shows off new Creative Cloud features with across the board updates
2013/06/05, 04:05 pm
Adobe's popular Creative Suite got more than just a rebranding on Monday, as the company also revealed a number of new and advanced features for the rechristened Creative Cloud package.
Adobe reveals new foray into hardware with Project Mighty smart stylus, Napoleon ruler
2013/06/05, 03:05 pm
Creative software giant Adobe unveiled on Monday the company's new move into hardware for creatives, showing off its Project Mighty stylus and Napoleon ruler and hinting that more hardware products may be in the offing.
Adobe goes subscription-only, rebrands Creative Suite as Creative Cloud
2013/06/05, 02:05 pm
At its Adobe MAX creativity conference in Los Angeles on Monday, Adobe announced the next generation of its popular creativity suite, rebranding it Creative Cloud and announcing a range of connectivity and functionality improvements.
EU rules Google's Motorola abused patents in seeking injunction against Apple
2013/06/05, 08:05 am
In a preliminary ruling, the European Commission has determined that Google's Motorola Mobility abused its dominance in mobile patents when it sought an injunction against Apple's iPhone in Germany.
Video shows Berlin Apple Store opening to throngs of customers
2013/03/05, 07:05 pm
The first Apple Store in Germany's capital of Berlin opened on Friday local time, as thousands of fans queued up to be one of the first get inside the company's latest flagship retail location.
Samsung on Galaxy S4 storage complaints: Go buy an SD card
2013/03/05, 03:05 pm
Samsung has some advice for buyers of the 16-gigabyte model of its new Galaxy S4 stung by its low storage space: if that's not enough storage for you, that's why we put in a microSD card slot.
Rare Apple-1 to be auctioned off this month for expected $261K to $392K
2013/02/05, 06:05 pm
One of only six known working Apple-1 computers will be put up for auction later this month by German auction house Breker, which expects the unit to fetch between $261,000 and $392,000.
New pics show off Berlin Apple Store interior ahead of launch, fans lining up
2013/02/05, 12:05 pm
New pictures released to the Internet show the interior of Apple's soon to open Berlin store, as well as fans already in line waiting for the store's opening on Friday.
WebKit releases new SunSpider 1.0 benchmark to chart the future of JavaScript performance
2013/02/05, 08:05 am
Apple's WebKit team has released a revamped new SunSpider 1.0 benchmark suite for profiling the performance of web browser JavaScript execution, replacing the 0.9 version initially released at the end of 2007.
Apple's research into curved battery technology points to new iOS products designs
2013/02/05, 06:05 am
A pair of patent applications Apple filed with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office reveal the company is working on unorthodox battery designs with curved cells and irregular shapes, suggesting slimmer, more shapely iOS devices could be on the horizon.
JCPenney ad apologizes for changes made by former CEO Ron Johnson
2013/01/05, 09:05 pm
A TV ad released this week by JCPenney asks customers to "come back" to the department store, alluding to heavy losses suffered from sweeping changes made by ousted CEO and former Apple executive Ron Johnson.
New phishing attack targets Apple ID logins with compromised sites
2013/01/05, 02:05 pm
A new report urges web users to be cautious in their surfing habits, as more than a hundred websites have been compromised by phishers looking to steal visitors' Apple IDs.
First look: BlueBulb's iPhone-controlled LED bulb looks to kill light switches
2013/01/05, 08:05 am
After nearly nine months of research and development, bluetooth lighting startup BlueBulb is finally ready to ship a small batch of initial units to customers in a bid to bring remotely-controlled, multi-color lighting into the mainstream.

