Apple chief executive questioned by U.S. authorities
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs was questioned by federal investigators last week regarding the company's stock options backdating, according several published reports.
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News Archives for 01/2007
AppleInsider Staff
Apple faces two-pronged patent lawsuit assault
A recent pair of lawsuits filed by two relatively small firms target the core Apple's businesses — including general computer technology and the emblematic iPod scroll wheel.
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Aidan Malley
Next-gen MacBook Pro to shine brighter
A forthcoming update to Apple's MacBook Pro line will usher in a generation of more vibrant and uniformly-colored notebook displays thanks to some new underlying backlight technology, AppleInsider has learned.
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Kasper Jade
Apple's latest Leopard Server seed packs some punch
Apple is distributing a new pre-release versions of its next-generation server operating system software that packs significant boosts to flexibility and stability, but also carries enough problems to put off any expectations of a near-term release, AppleInsider has learned.
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Katie Marsal
Briefly: New version of Apple Xcode making the rounds
In addition to the new pre-release distributions of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard Client and Server install this past week, Apple is reported to have seeded a new developer preview of its Xcode integrated development environment.
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Intel exec claims iPhone runs on Xscale chip
As part of a recent interview with an Italian trade paper, an Intel exec explained that the chipmaker's involvement with Apple's iPhone's hardware was at once more substantial and complex than previously thought.
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SATA-based Xserve RAID prototype escapes from Apple (photos)
It's not often that a prototype of an unreleased Apple hardware product escapes the company's kung fu grip and lands smack-dab in the lap of one of our loyal readers. But hey, that's what appears to have happened. So here's some fresh meat for friday:
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Rob't Poole
Apple sets free new build of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard
A new build of Mac OS X "Leopard" released by Apple this week carries with it a handful of visible improvements and a slightly longer laundry list of known issues, AppleInsider has learned.
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Gartner: Apple's Mac market share slips to fifth in US
Apple dropped slightly to fifth place in rankings of US computer sales during the fourth quarter of 2006, according to preliminary Gartner data obtained by AppleInsider.
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Prince McLean
