In an interview on CNBC following his keynote address on Tuesday, Apple chief executive Steve Jobs talked up the company\'s latest products, while dodging questions about past iPod battery issues and commenting on Apple\'s direction for the future.
For those Apple fans interested in viewing Apple chief executive Steve Jobs\' Macworld keynote, which took place earlier today, the wait is over. The feed has been posted.
Apple today introduced Mac mini, the most affordable and compact Mac ever.
Apple today introduced iPod shuffle, a digital music player based on iPod’s shuffle feature which lets users experience their music in a million different ways.
Apple today announced iLife \'05, an upgrade to the suite of digital lifestyle applications, featuring major new versions of iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD and GarageBand and including the latest version of iTunes.
Apple today unveiled iWork \'05, productivity software designed to take advantage of both Mac OS X and iLife \'05 to help users easily create, present and publish professional-looking documents and presentations.
Apple today announced Final Cut Express HD, a major upgrade of its advanced video editing application for video enthusiasts, students and aspiring filmmakers that makes it easy to capture, edit and output High Definition Video (HDV) using all the powerful features of Final Cut Express.
Apple and Volvo today announced two iPod connectivity options for Volvo’s entire 2005 US model line, allowing iPod users to listen to their music collection through their Volvo audio system.
Apple and Mercedes-Benz USA today announced the iPod Integration Kit for Mercedes-Benz, making Mercedes-Benz the first automaker to provide full iPod music navigation for drivers to listen to their entire iPod music collection through the Mercedes-Benz audio system, as well as select their music using artist, album or playlist with the multifunction controls on the steering wheel and the integrated multifunction display on their instrument cluster.
John Mayer invited back on stage for live entertainment.
Apple this year will heat up its retail presence in the land of Oz, offering its own stores while enlisting help from several existing retailers.
Correspondents for Italian-based Mac web publication, MacityNet, claim to be one of the first outsiders to catch a glimpse of Apple\'s flash memory-based iPod digital music player.
As anticipation runs high just prior to mac daddy of Macintosh trade shows, Apple has reportedly discontinued one of its latest audio applications.
Hewlett Packard signs on to sell self-branded versions of Apple\'s iPod photo digital music player.
Apple developers claim a forthcoming update to Panther will improve overall stability and deliver a new version of the Mac OS X kernel.
Rumors that Apple may have axed live coverage of Steve Jobs\' opening Macworld keynote are bunk, AppleInsider has learned.
During a presentation Thursday at the Consumer Electronics Show, a Motorola executive previewed the upcoming mobile phone that the company is jointly developing with Apple Computer.
For the first time in several years, Apple Computer may not provide a live feed of its opening keynote presentation at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco.
Apple\'s Panther operating system will see at least one more update before the company unleashes Mac OS X 10.4 \"Tiger.\"
The Macworld Expo in San Francisco will play host to Apple\'s iPod flash player, and may also yield faster PowerBook models.
In its latest lawsuit seeking to clamp down on leaks, Apple Computer has added credibility to several hot rumors, including plans to offer a cheaper Macintosh and its own line of office software, reports CNet News.com.
iPod mini drives to approach 10GB in \'05
Apple U.K., Canada slash Mac prices
True to previously published AppleInsider reports, Apple today reduced the price of all three of its flat panel Cinema Display offerings.
As predicted, Apple today upgraded its Xserve 1U rack optimized server to deliver dual 64-bit 2.3 GHz PowerPC G5 processors with over 35 gigaflops of processing power per system and the fastest front side 1U server system bus, running at up to 1.15 GHz, providing up to 9.2 GBps of bandwidth per processor and up to three 400GB drives, achieving a groundbreaking 1.2TB of hot-plug storage.
As expected, Apple today announced it has begun shipping Xsan, a high performance, enterprise class Storage Area Network (SAN) file system priced at $999 per client and per server. Xsan combines breakthrough performance with Apple\'s legendary ease of use for customers who require scalable, high-speed access to centralized shared data for storage consolidation and workflow in video post production, data center, broadcast and high performance computing environments.
Apple will soon slash prices across its Cinema Display product line, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple Computer is preparing to refresh its Xserve G5 line of servers, AppleInsider has learned. According to sources, the new models are expected to debut as early as this week.
In a research note to clients this week, Merrill Lynch analyst Steve Milunovich offered his endorsement of the recently rumored sub-$500 iMac sans monitor.
One analyst expects Apple to nurture its music division into a $5 billion business by 2006 through expansion of its iTunes music technology to new devices.
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