News Archives for 05/2006

Briefly: Adobe plans, QuickTime 7.1.1, iWeb 1.1.1

Adobe Systems is continuing to divulge details of its future software product plans in tiny bits and pieces. Meanwhile, Apple over the last week has released several minor software updates.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

SigmaTel retains grasp on iPod shuffle business?

In what should come as a relief to its investors, SigmaTel Inc. is likely to maintain its position as a supplier of audio chips for Apple Computer\'s iPod shuffle digital music players, analyst for Wedbush Morgan Securities said this week.

Katie Marsal | 17 years ago

Briefly: computer take-back program, OS X 10.4.7

Apple Computer is kicking off its free computer take-back program this week. Meanwhile new builds of the company\'s forthcoming operating system update are also making the rounds.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Intel reveals plans for forthcoming notebook chips

Intel Corp. has just released plans for its mobile computing platform through the second quarter of 2007, which will include a new notebook processor with an 800MHz front-side bus.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Apple Store shoppers rescued from glass elevator

The New York City Police Department on Thursday was called to the site of Apple\'s flamboyant new retail shop to rescue a group of students that had become stuck inside store\'s glass-encapsulated elevator system.

Prince McLean | 17 years ago

Apple developing new Mac for education

Exclusive: Apple Computer is working feverishly on the design of a new Macintosh computer that the company hopes will strengthen its position in the education sector when it goes on sale later this year, AppleInsider has learned.

Kasper Jade | 17 years ago

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iTunes gets NHL Playoffs, exclusive NBC content

Both the National Hockey League and NBC News this week revealed plans to bring new content to Apple Computer\'s ubiquitous iTunes Music Store.

Katie Marsal | 17 years ago

Four Adobe InDesign CS3 features revealed

In a highly unorthodox moved by the traditionally tight-lipped company, Adobe Systems has followed up its official leak of details on Apollo with some gems on the next major release of InDesign.

Prince McLean | 17 years ago

Adobe discloses some Apollo details

Adobe Systems has begun to dish details of Apollo, a fruit of the company\'s merger with Macromedia that will allow developers to create run-time applications with Flash and Acrobat that can be used offline without a Web browser.

Katie Marsal | 17 years ago

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Apple announces sale of PowerSchool to Pearson

Apple and Pearson on Thursday officially announced an expansion of their relationship to enhance teaching and learning through technology, where Pearson will acquire PowerSchool from Apple and develop educational content for teachers and students compatible with iPod.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

iPod: how big can it get?

That\'s the title of a detailed research report on Apple Computer\'s iconic digital music players, in which analysts for Credit Suisse weigh the iPod\'s recent success against that of Sony\'s Walkman in the \'80\'s and \'90s in order to depict the player\'s overall opportunity for further growth.

Katie Marsal | 17 years ago

BW looks inside Apple's partnership with Nike

Apple Computer's recently announced partnership with Nike began last year when Nike dreamed up the revolutionary idea of allowing running shoes to talk to an iPod and then contacted Apple to develop the technology behind it, Business Week reports.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Second \"Mac Pro\" filing by Apple surfaces

Offering yet another hint that it\'s done using the \"Power\" moniker in the names of its professional computer offerings, Apple Computer this week made a second trademark filing on the phrase \"Mac Pro,\" this time in the United States.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Briefly: PowerSchool sale; Xcode 2.3; Logic Express 7.2.1

PowerSchool sale goes into effect June 1st

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Nike and Apple launch Nike+iPod product line (images)

Nike and Apple today formally announced a partnership that will bring the worlds of sports and music together with the launch of a series of Nike+iPod products.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Apple and Nike: Tune Your Run?

Rumors are abound that Apple and Nike may be on the verge of announcing some form of partnership as early as today.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Quark delays native Intel Mac support

First on AI: Macintosh users eager to run an official release of QuarkXPress 7 natively on their new Intel Macs will be disappointed to learn that Quark has rolled back the Universal Binary release of the software by several months.

Prince McLean | 17 years ago

Celebrities aplenty at Apple\'s latest store opening

The grand opening of Apple Computer\'s stunning retail location on Fifth Avenue in New York City this weekend drew more than the usual assortment of computer nerds and technophiles.

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Dell to take a second stab at retail

As it struggles to maintain its lead as the number one personal computer marker, Apple Computer rival Dell Inc. plans to once again dabble in the retail business when it launches two stores at shopping centers later this year.

Prince McLean | 17 years ago

Sales of Apple\'s iPod, Adobe\'s Creative Suite slowing?

While acknowledging that it is too early to make an accurate prediction on Apple\'s June quarter iPod results, analysts for PiperJaffray have analyzed the first month of NPD data for the quarter and found that iPod unit shipments appear to be reflecting some slight downside.

Katie Marsal | 17 years ago

Briefly: Apple sues Creative; Jobs in Manhattan

Apple files countersuit

AppleInsider Staff | 17 years ago

Exclusive photos from the Apple Store Fifth Ave

Apple Computer on Thursday morning officially unveiled its \"most architecturally innovative\" retail store to date with a press briefing for analysts and members of the media on the site of the store at 767 Fifth Avenue between 58th and 59th Streets.

AppleInsider Staff | 18 years ago

MacBook release builds confidence in Apple\'s quarter

The arrival of Apple\'s new MacBook this month came as a surprise to analysts for American Technology Research, who say the immediate availability of the notebooks is sure to strengthen the company\'s current fiscal quarter.

Kasper Jade | 18 years ago

Apple: Fifth Ave store will never close (photos)

The Apple Store Fifth Avenue will be Apple\'s most architecturally innovative store and will also operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, to offer an unprecedented level of service, the company officially announced on Thursday.

Katie Marsal | 18 years ago

Apple releases Final Cut Express HD 3.5

Apple on Thursday released Final Cut Express HD 3.5, a significant upgrade to its software solution for video enthusiasts, schools and small businesses that runs natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based Macs.

AppleInsider Staff | 18 years ago

Apple\'s 32-foot glass cube sheds its sheets

Construction workers on the site of Apple\'s soon-to-open flagship retail location in Midtown Manhattan haven taken the wraps off the 32-foot glass cube that marks store\'s entranceway, revealing a dangling, backlit Apple logo that appears to float inside the structure.

AppleInsider Staff | 18 years ago

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