Samsung claims primary seat in Apple iPhone
Samsung Electronics has added iPhone to a rapidly expanding list of consumer electronics devices from Apple Inc. for which it supplies the primary SoC, AppleInsider has learned.
Latest Articles from Kasper Jade
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.
UBS, PJ, CG, BS, GS, TE, AmTech all up Apple target, stock falls
Shares of Apple Inc. fell more than 3 percent in pre-market trading on Thursday as concerns over the company's outlook and Mac sales momentum outweighed simultaneous price target upgrades by nearly a dozen Wall Street firms.
Apple to impose 802.11n unlocking fee on Intel Mac owners
Core 2 Duo-based Mac owners who want to unlock next-generation 802.11n wireless technologies hidden inside their computers will first have to fork a few bucks over to Apple, AppleInsider has confirmed.
Katie Marsal and Kasper Jade
Pentium M-based Intel chip at heart of Apple TV
Exclusive: Pop the lid off an Apple TV, the new wireless streaming media device from Apple, Inc., and you'll find that it's built around an aging Pentium M-based Intel processor and other yesteryear notebook technologies.
Apple retail commitment, headcount surge over 55 percent
With its total store lease commitments fast approaching $1 billion, Apple Computer has no plans to slow development of its extremely successful retail segment and will utilize approximately $360 million in capital expenditures during the 2007 fiscal year to facilitate new store openings.
Apple iTV availability to escape Macworld Expo
Apple Computer chief executive Steve Jobs should have more to say about the company's forthcoming iTV set-top media hub at next week's Macworld Expo in San Francisco, but the launch party may have to wait a few more weeks.
Apple shares slammed (again) on renewed options concerns
Shares of Apple Computer dipped more than 4 percent for a second straight day as renewed options concerns sent yet another chill through the investor community, as it fathomed a Mac world without chief executive Steve Jobs at the helm.
Holiday sales of new iPod shuffle double predecessor
Apple Computers new Pod shuffle and its attractive $79 price point appear to have struck a chord with consumers, who are gobbling up the flash memory-based digital music player twice as fast as last year.
Apple to answer the Street's iPhone call on time
Contrary to sentiments recently expressed by some analysts, Apple Computer's much-rumored iPhone device is very real and will not fall victim to further delay.
Adobe Photoshop CS3 beta to drop this friday
Exclusive: Adobe Systems Inc. on friday will make available for download an early public beta of its next-generation graphics editor, Photoshop CS3, but will otherwise abstain from delivering pre-release copies of other Creative Suite 3.0 applications.
Adobe After Effects 8.0 tracking for mid-2007 release
Exclusive: Adobe Systems Inc. plans to introduce a major update to its After Effects motion graphics and visual effects production software in the spring of 2007, according to a company roadmap viewed by AppleInsider.
Public beta of Adobe Creative Suite 3 may boost Mac sales
Exclusive: Sales of Apple Computer's professional Mac line could receive a shot in the arm later this month if Adobe Systems proceeds with plans to release an early public beta of its Creative Suite 3.0 software bundle.
Source: Three iPods on Apple roadmap for 2007
As it stands, Apple Computer hopes to introduce three new iPod models during the 2007 calendar year, AppleInsider has learned.
"Proximity" key to Apple's advance into the enterprise
Apple Computer's purchase of Proximity Corporation may be part of broader push by the Mac maker into the enterprise market, one Wall Street analyst says.
Apple smart phone project rests on Mac OS X tie-ins
For several years now, an elite squad of engineers at Apple Computer have been working diligently to perfect an intuitive smart phone concept that would both conform to the company's integrated model and oblige chief executive Steve Jobs.
Apple gains control of critical digital download patent
A recent out-of-court settlement between Apple Computer and a Vermont-based inventor has landed Apple the rights to a prestigious software design patent that may allow the company to seek royalties on a broad spectrum of digital downloads.
Firm boosts Apple target to $110 following Black Friday survey
Shares of Apple Computer reached historical highs on Monday after ThinkEquity Partners released a research note indicating strong sales at the company's retail stores during Black Friday.
Apple enlists 'Rhonda' to help drive Mac sales at retail
Apple Computer this week is rolling out a number of enhancements within its retail stores to more efficiently address customer interest in its Mac line of personal computers, including a new alert system dubbed "Rhonda."
Apple's iPhone to arrive in early 2007 with 2MP camera
Apple Computer's much anticipated iPod cell phone will include a 2.0-megapixel digital camera when it arrives late first quarter or early second quarter of next year, according to a new report out of Taiwan.
Dell beats Apple in unveiling 8 core Xeon workstations
Dell, Inc. said Wednesday it's the first PC maker to market with workstations that feature Intel Corp.'s new quad-core processors, beating longtime-rival Apple Computer whose Mac Pro professional desktops have yet to make the jump from dual-core chips.
Ripe in Cupertino: an Apple with 8 cores
Exclusive: Apple Computer is prepping a lavish new version of the Mac Pro that will boast nearly twice the brawn of existing models and form the centerpiece of the company's high-performance professional desktop line, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple's share of U.S. PC market jumps to 6.1 percent
First on AI: Sales of Apple's Macintosh computers over the past twelve month's have grown faster than any other major PC manufacturer, boosting the company's share of the U.S. PC market to 6.1 percent, according to data released by Gartner on Wednesday.
Exclusive: Apple seeks rights to iPhone trademark
Apple Computer has filed for a trademark on the term iPhone, suggesting the company plans to use the moniker, recently popularized amongst the analyst and blogging communities, as the official name for its highly-anticipated iPod cell phone.
Oprah and Bono to unveil Product Red iPod nano tomorrow [images]
Exclusive: Activist and rock singer Bono, with help from Oprah Winfrey and other celebrities, is partnering with Apple Computer on a red-colored iPod to promote his new charity aimed at battling AIDS, AppleInsider has learned.
