Apple wraps up development of Apple Remote Desktop 3
The development of Apple Computer\'s next-generation remote desktop management software, Apple Remote Desktop 3.0, is complete, AppleInsider has learned.
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Analyst says Apple\'s Boot Camp could be \"game changer\"
Software released by Apple Computer today that allows versions of Microsoft\'s Windows operating system to run natively on Intel-based Macintosh computers is \"a big deal,\" say analysts for American Technology Research.
New iPod accessory maker to debut wireless products
Next month, a new company will begin its foray into the $1 billion iPod accessory market with a wireless headphone kit for Apple Computer\'s iPod nano digital music players, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple COO sells shares, other execs settle with Uncle Sam
Just days after Apple chief executive Steve Jobs turned in nearly 4.6 million company shares to pay taxes on a total of 10 million that had vested, several other members of the Apple executive team made similar moves on stock owed to them by the company.
Apple\'s Jobs pays $295M in taxes on 10M vested shares
Apple Computer chief executive Steve Jobs this month used over 4.5M of the 10M restricted shares owed to him by the company to pay income and other employment taxes applicable to those shares, AppleInsider has discovered.
Apple to gather media for Spring event
Apple Computer plans to draw analysts and members of the media to the west coast this Spring for yet another special media event, AppleInsider has learned.
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Intel to tout new dual-core Xeon chips on Tuesday
Intel Corp., the world\'s leading microprocessor maker and new supplier of chips for Apple\'s Macintosh computer line, will take center stage at its own developer forum this week to talk about its latest technologies, which are expected to include a couple of new dual-core server chips.
Apple researching iTunes feature film movie service?
Exclusive: Apple Computer may be in the intermediate stages of developing an iTunes movie download service that would serve up full length feature films to iTunes customers with a broadband Internet connection, AppleInsider has learned.
Analyst: Apple\'s bigger picture is becoming clear
After returning from yesterday\'s media event in Cupertino, analysts for American Technology Research said they were a bit \"underwhelmed\" with Apple\'s product announcements and now believe the company is making less visible progress in building a broader digital entertainment portfolio.
Magnet madness to hit Intel iBook line
Only Apple could take a phenomenon as ancient and rudimentary as magnetism and make it seem so profound.
Seating for Feb 28 Apple event limited, Mac mini expected
Only a couple hundred outsiders will be provided seating at Apple Computer\'s special media event next Tuesday, which is expected to yield the first Intel-based Mac mini desktop computer amongst other products, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple plans 17-inch MacBook Pro by June
Apple Computer plans to unleash a 17-inch version of its MacBook Pro professional notebook by the time its World Wide Developers Conference rolls around in June, AppleInsider has discovered.
Component shortages at root of Intel Mac backlog
Component shortages are to blame for delays associated with Apple Computer\'s new line of Intel-based Macintosh computers, AppleInsider has learned.
Apple tables plans for Mac mini iPod dock once again
Apple Computer, for the second time in less than two years, appears to have scrapped plans to include a built-in iPod dock with some of its forthcoming Mac mini desktop computers, AppleInsider has gathered.
Analyst predicts iBooks, touch-screen iPod at event in April
Analysts for Needham & Co this week said they believe Apple will hold a special media event sometime in April to unveil Intel-based iBooks and a touch-screen video iPod.
UBS talks Intel transition at sit-down with Apple execs
Analysts from UBS Investment Research have just returned from meeting with Apple axecutives in Cupertino, which focused primarily on on the company's Intel Mac transition, AppleInsider has learned.
Adobe may not deliver native Intel Mac support until 2007
Adobe Systems on Wednesday said it has no plans to re-release its current applications as Universal binaries that can run natively on both Intel- and PowerPC-based systems, and instead will focus on delivering native support for Intel Macs along with the next major versions of its software.
Apple\'s Front Row media experience coming to iBook line
Apple Computer appears ripe to extend its Front Row media experience to a new line of iBook consumer laptops this spring.
Intel to ship 45-nanometer chips in 2007
Intel in the second half of 2007 will begin commercial shipments of the first PC processors based on a 45 nanometer (nm) manufacturing process, the company said this week.
Jobs and Iger comment on Disney\'s acquisition of Pixar
Following Disney\'s announcement that it will acquire Pixar in an all-stock transaction worth $7.4B, both Pixar CEO Steve Jobs and Disney CEO Bob Iger partook in a brief interview on CNBC before arriving fashionably late to their conference call with analysts and the media.
Sources: iPod products pulled from Macworld, event may follow
Rumors that something may have been missing from Apple\'s keynote presentation at Macworld Expo last week may be true, AppleInsider has learned.
Notes of interest from Apple's Q1 2006 conference call
Apple today posted a net profit of $565 million, or $.65 per diluted share for its first financial quarter of 2006, the highest quarterly profit and revenue in the company's history. Some notes of interest from the conference call with Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer and vice president Tim Cook follow:
Apple files for iPod Hi-Fi, iPod Boombox trademarks
Apple Computer has filed with Hong Kong\'s Intellectual Property Department for trademarks on two new iPod terms, which appear to reference unreleased iPod products or services, AppleInsider has learned.
A closer look at Apple\'s new iMac Core Duo
In addition to being the first of Apple Computer\'s personal computer offerings to make the transition to Intel microprocessors, the new iMac Core Duo also sports a plethora of architectural and technological changes, which sources have began detailing to AppleInsider.
Intel Macs add support for 802.11a WiFi standard
Despite comments from Apple executives that the company would have no part in bringing the 802.11a WiFi specification over to the Macintosh, the first Intel-based Macs announced this week have the capability to connect to third party access points using the standard, AppleInsider has confirmed.
