Luxembourg official sticks up for Apple's iTunes operations in EU
Responding to a The New York Times report on Apple's efforts to reduce its tax bill, a Luxembourg trade official has spoken up in defense of the company's operations.
iTunes
Josh Ong
Dropbox working with Apple to resolve app rejection issue
After a number of developers using the Dropbox SDK reported that Apple was rejecting their iOS apps from the App Store because of links to an external purchase option, the cloud storage provider has confirmed that is working with Apple to address the issue.
iTunes Match expands to Italy, Greece, Portugal, Austria, more
Apple's iTunes Match subscription service expanded to a number of new countries on Monday, including Italy, Greece, Portugal, Austria and Slovenia.
AppleInsider Staff
Australian government questions Apple over digital content 'price gouging'
The government of Australia has signed off on a parliamentary inquiry into alleged price gouging by Apple and other technology companies that sell digital content.
Slash Lane
Apple Configurator mass iDevice deployment tool updated
Apple on Wednesday rolled out the first update to its Apple Configurator software which allows schools, businesses and other institutions to deploy and manage a large number of iPhones, iPads and iPods.
Mikey Campbell
Apple rejects Greenpeace data center estimate as inaccurate
Apple has taken issue with the consumption estimates for its Maiden, N.C. data center included in a just-published "How Clean is Your Cloud?" report by Greenpeace, noting that renewable energy will provide 50 percent more of the center's power needs than the environmental advocacy group projected.
Apple granted iTunes user interface patent
Apple on Tuesday was awarded a long-awaited patent regarding the user interface of of the iTunes Store that incorporates past applications covering how a user browses, searches for and purchases content.
Apple rolls out new security measures for iTunes, App Store
Apple has reportedly started asking iTunes and App Store customers to fill out three security questions that will be associated with their accounts in what is presumably a move to reduce fallout in the event of a breach.
Apple improving iTunes account security with stricter requirements
Apple has begun asking users to select and answer a series of questions associated with their Apple IDs to enhance security measures.
Katie Marsal
