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 OCTOBER 26, 2007 Greenpeace Loves to Pick On Apple Apple's high profile with the save-the-whales crowd makes it a convenient target. Here's how the computer maker could call off the dogs once and for all  OCTOBER 8, 2007 Why I Won't Buy an iPhone Apple has abandoned its founding ethos of creativity and innovation by hanging up on third-party software developers SEPTEMBER 20, 2007 Will iPhone Dial Up Europe Mac's Sales? Apple CEO Steve Jobs is on a mission to secure deals with companies in advance of an iPhone launch overseas—and to drive up Mac sales AUGUST 23, 2007 Apple's iPhone Learning Curve Once again, an Apple launch is accompanied by complaints and lawsuits. But the actual number of instances is small—and unavoidable AUGUST 9, 2007 What's Behind Apple's iWork? Microsoft's Office still dominates the market, but Apple's new software may signal a tectonic shift in the two behemoths' uneasy alliance JULY 26, 2007 iPhone by the Numbers AT&T activated more of the music-playing phones in 30 hours than the average number of iPods sold in each of its first seven quarters JUNE 28, 2007 Apple on Board? With both the iPhone and Apple TV running versions of OS X, rumors of an in-car navigation and infotainment system are not inconceivable JUNE 14, 2007 Bridging the Mac-Windows Gaming Gap New developments announced at Apple's Developers Conference take different approaches to getting games to run on both platforms MAY 31, 2007 Higher Hopes for Apple TV Steve Jobs announced improvements to the device that are already boosting its appeal, and more are likely on the way MAY 17, 2007 Tuning Out Apple TV—for Now Apple TV will probably get better. But it will need to quickly adapt the device to keep up with a rapidly evolving market MAY 3, 2007 Gasp! A Less Than Bullish Apple Analyst? Citigroup's Richard Gardner is pulling back from Apple. Here's why, and why he might just be right APRIL 5, 2007 Apple Stokes a Digital Music Standards War Apple's recent deal with EMI to sell DRM-free songs from the publisher's catalog on iTunes may clinch the iPod's AAC format as the industry standard MARCH 29, 2007 Is Greenpeace Off the Mark on Apple? The group says Apple isn't ridding its products of nasty chemicals fast enough. But it may be holding the company to different standards MARCH 15, 2007 Apple's Magic Touch Screen The most impressive feature of the new iPhone is the sophisticated multipoint touch screen—with enticing possible applications MARCH 1, 2007 What to Do with Apple's Cash Launching a venture capital fund would allow Apple to fund its vision for the future without making awkward acquisitions JANUARY 11, 2007 Apple's iPhone Rings a Lot of Bells The new phone will surely challenge rival handset makers: It also has the potential to change a host of other consumer devices NOVEMBER 23, 2006 Apple's Night Before Black Friday …What to my wondering eyes should appear, But a magical sleigh full of brand new Mac gear NOVEMBER 10, 2006 Zune: Falling Down on Cool Sure, Microsoft's music player will build a base, even among some iPod users—but it can't hold a candle to the iPod in the way that matters most OCTOBER 13, 2006 The Apple Calendar Conundrum There's no easy way to transfer addresses and other data from Mac to PC to handheld and back—but there should be SEPTEMBER 28, 2006 Much Ado Over Podcasts Apple is doing itself more harm than good by cracking down on commercial use of the word "pod" SEPTEMBER 14, 2006 Apple's iTV: Bridging the Big Divide The iPod maker is betting it can do a better job than predecessors in getting digital content from the computer to the TV AUGUST 31, 2006 Time for an Apple/Google Mash-up The two titans are drawing closer together. If they would just combine their offerings, they'd pose a real threat to Microsoft JUNE 29, 2006 Fixing Apple's "Sweatshop" Woes Apple is probing conditions at a contract iPod plant in China. What it should do is build its own factory and set an example to the world JUNE 15, 2006 Apple's Growing Bite of the Market Put Windows on a Mac, toss in many with Intel chips, mix with the public's passion for the iPod—and you've got big market-share gains for Apple JUNE 1, 2006 Apple Needs to Get Its Game On It's time for Apple to use some of its superior design skills to come up with a game for the beleaguered Mac loyalist -- like me MAY 19, 2006 For Apple, Good Things in Store A New York flagship store proves that the iPod maker's retail operation has been a success -- and may boost sales all by itself MAY 4, 2006 Apple's Good Fight on Malware Fresh news reports of nasty bugs aimed at Apple computers have rekindled the age-old debate: are Macs safe? Here's the lowdown APRIL 20, 2006 Apple's Switch-Hit Homer First-quarter figures suggest that 2006 may be a very big year, thanks to Windows users swapping their hardware APRIL 6, 2006 Switching to Windows (On a Mac) The debut of Boot Camp launches a new era of Mac-Windows compatibility -- but a small company may make toggling between systems even easier MARCH 8, 2006 Apple: Finding the Root of the Problem To maintain public confidence in its operating system, Jobs & Co. should consider hiring a security czar FEBRUARY 23, 2006 Apple vs. the Hackers, Round 1 Recent stories of a spate of Mac-targeted viruses may have been overblown, but the best defense will always be educated users FEBRUARY 9, 2006 Travels with My Mac The gulf between OS X and Windows made my trip to the Demo confab a cumbersome, two-laptop affair. But new Mac offerings made it worthwhile JANUARY 26, 2006 Apple's Tomorrowland Sure, Pixar can help restore the Magic Kingdom's luster, but it's what Disney can do for Steve Jobs and his outfit that's more intriguing JANUARY 12, 2006 The Media's Crush on Apple Jobs & Co. spark something bordering on a lovefest among the press. But as the good times roll, are reporters asking the hard questions? DECEMBER 29, 2005 Rejoice, Mac Heads, and Stay Tuned This will be remembered as the year when Apple got the respect -- and the stock price -- it deserves. For 2006, bring on those Intel chips DECEMBER 16, 2005 Will Apple Push "Intel Inside"? It sure is hard to imagine Jobs & Co. putting the chipmaker's ubiquitous logo on their gleaming machines -- or in their ads DECEMBER 1, 2005 Designs on an Apple-Branded DVR If the iPod maker plans to serve up a computer that records video, I'd like to place an order for a wireless version NOVEMBER 10, 2005 Apple's Growing Army of Converts Windows users are trying Macs in increasing numbers -- and it's not just a function of the iPod "halo effect OCTOBER 27, 2005 iPod nano Lawsuits: Who Wins? The only real beneficiaries of a class action over scratched screens on Apple's tiny music player may be the attorneys OCTOBER 13, 2005 The New Guns in Apple's Arsenal The video iPod and powerhouse iMac G5 are mighty weapons in the battle to dominate entertainment in the home and on the road SEPTEMBER 29, 2005 Why Apple Won't Up-Charge Downloads Record execs are clamoring for price flexibility in music downloads, but Steve Jobs is adamant that 99 cents per song is perfect SEPTEMBER 15, 2005 Apple: A Pocket Full of Movies? A video iPod would be more about storage than portability, but the device could have a significant impact on the entertainment business DECEMBER 2, 2004 Thanks, Steve, for Quite an Education Our departing columnist, a Mac user-turned-devotee, reflects on his passion -- and has one last request for Apple's miracle-working chief NOVEMBER 11, 2004 The Word on the Next iPod: Flash Despite denials from Jobs & Co., the buzz is building that Apple is ready to launch a digital music player that uses a memory card OCTOBER 28, 2004 A "Worm" with Eyes for Apple The Opener hasn't infected any Macs, but its potential to cause havoc proves OS X users shouldn't take security for granted OCTOBER 14, 2004 A Bitter Apple Replay? Apple lost one war to Microsoft by not licensing its Mac operating system. It may repeat the error with its iPod and music software SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 John, Paul, George, Ringo...and Steve? Jobs and the Beatles' company are facing off in court again, but don't expect the iTunes impresario to sing the blues this time around SEPTEMBER 16, 2004 Why Jobs Should Heed VoIP's Call Apple has what it would need -- including its ongoing transition to a services outfit -- to make a Macphone network work SEPTEMBER 1, 2004 Apple's New iMac: Skin-Deep Beauty The updated desktop is easy on the eyes, but if you want sweeping innovation, or even adequate memory, it falls short AUGUST 19, 2004 My Huge Mistake about the Mini I thought a smaller, not-much-cheaper iPod would be a bust. I sure was wrong. Still, just how big it will be remains to be seen View Next Page | Byte of the Apple Archive | |
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