Apple's channel sales and distribution chief to depart
Apple Inc. later this month will lose one of its most valued sales leaders to retirement, AppleInsider has learned.
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Apple fit with early lead in "digital living room"
While some investors may question Apple's ability to carry its lead in music into the digital living room with Apple TV, researchers at PiperJaffray & Co believe the iPod maker is entering the market with a tenfold edge over its closest competitor.
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Avid investors prepped for Apple surprises at NAB
Investment research firm PiperJaffray on Thursday cautioned shareholders of video production firm Avid Technology, Inc. that shares could experience some short-term volatility should Apple Inc. pull something from its sleeve at next month's NAB conference.
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Intel introduces first solid-state drives based on flash memory
Following reports that Apple Inc.'s plans to build flash memory into an upcoming sub-notebook, Intel Corp. this week announced plans to support manufacturers in the emerging notebook market with its Z-U130 series of Value Solid-State Drives.
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Impending Aperture update to expand RAW support
Apple Inc. is on the verge of releasing an update to its Aperture post-production photography software that will add RAW file support for about a dozen additional digital SLR camera formats.
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Adobe Creative Suite 3.0 launch confirmed for March 27
Adobe Systems will officially roll out its highly anticipated Creative Suite 3.0 software bundle at a special event in New York City on March 27, the company confirmed on Monday.
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Next-gen video iPod still a ways out, sources say
Contrary to persistent rumor and speculation, Apple Inc. does not plan to introduce a sixth-generation of its flagship video iPod digital music player any time soon, AppleInsider has learned.
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iPhone interest said to be larger than market anticipates
A survey conducted last month by investment bank Morgan Stanley found that interest in Apple's upcoming iPhone is much larger than the market currently anticipates, driving the firm to raise its estimates for the Cupertino-based iPod maker through 2007.
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Mac OS X 10.4.9 to boost image import speeds
Apple this week dropped yet another pair of pre-release Mac OS X 10.4.9 builds on its developer crowd, inching the software closer to a public release.
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Quantum says no current plans for iPhone-related suit
Quantum Research on Monday denied media reports that it is preparing a second patent infringement lawsuit against iPod maker Apple over its upcoming iPhone handset.
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Apple delays Apple TV launch till mid-March [updated]
Apple conceded Monday it will be forced to delay the release of its Apple TV wireless media hub until the middle of next month.
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Apple shares move higher as Prudential lifts earnings outlook
Shares of Mac maker Apple Inc. rose over 3 percent in morning trading on the Nasdaq stock market following a report from Prudential, which offered a rosy outlook on the company's March fiscal quarter.
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Touch sensor firm issues legal warning to Apple over iPhone
Touch sensor specialist Quantum Research has yet another bone to pick with Apple, this time over the iPhone's underlying touch-screen technology.
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Apple security update patches iChat, disk image flaws
Apple Inc. on Thursday issued a security update that stomps out four critical flaws within its Mac OS X operating system, all of which were first revealed last month as part of the "Month of Apple Bugs" project run by independent security analysts.
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ATI Radeon X2800XT with CrossFire rumored for Apple's next Mac Pro
The centerpiece of ATI's next-generation graphics card line may make its first appearance as part of an upgrade to Apple Inc.'s Mac Pro line of professional desktop computers, according to an online report.
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Briefly: Apple denies report of Apple TV delays
Apple on Monday rejected reports that it would delay the release of its Apple TV wireless streaming media hub, saying the first shipments remain on track for later this month.
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Apple to target Vista at retail stores
Apple plans to crank up the anti-Vista rhetoric at its international chain of retail stores later this week, the latest move in a broader bid by the Mac maker to undermine the new operating system release from rival Microsoft Corp.
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Apple to iTunes users: hold off on that Vista upgrade
Apple is suggesting that Windows iPod users hold off on upgrading to rival Microsoft Corp.'s latest operating system update until after the next version of iTunes becomes available.
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Apple and Cisco return to the bargaining table
Apple and Cisco said Thursday negotiations over a controversial trademark for the term "iPhone" had resumed, and that Apple has been granted more time to respond to Cisco's formal complaint.
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Creative's profits soar on Apple payment
Digital music player maker Creative Technology on Tuesday said profits rose a record 11 times thanks to a lump sum payment from one-time rival Apple over a patent litigation.
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Apple developing next-gen ODD module for ultra portable notebooks
As notebook computers become increasingly smaller and thinner, Apple in its design labs is turning to new methods of placement for optical disk drives (ODD) in an effort to optimize the rapidly diminishing real estate of the portable systems, a pair of company filings has revealed.
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Apple World Wide Developer Conference 2007 slated for June
Apple Inc's annual developer gathering is currently scheduled to take place during the second week of June, nearly two months earlier than last year's event, AppleInsider has learned.
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Mac OS X Leopard to sport next-gen DVD Player software (images)
A major upgrade to Apple's DVD Player software due to ship with the upcoming Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard operating system release will pack oodles of new features wrapped in a sleekly overhauled user interface, AppleInsider has learned.
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Analyst: NPD data suggest Apple sold 16.5M iPods last quarter
An analysis of NPD market research data from all three months of Apple's December quarter suggests sales of around 16.5 million iPods, according to research and investment firm PiperJaffray.
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Unofficial Mac tablet draws record crowd at Macworld (high-res photos)
Axiotron, Inc., together with distribution partner Other World Computing, is drawing huge crowds at the Macworld Expo in San Francisco this week, as attendees flock to take its new Mac OS X-based "ModBook" tablet computer for a test run.
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