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An internal inquiry gives him a pass in Apple's backdating scandal—but raises questions about whether he's getting special treatment
If you're dreaming of a mobile phone that downloads and shares music, carries your files, and makes movies, why not put all your Apples in one basket
The Continent's regulators are scrutinizing the success of Apple's digital media platform, claiming that iTunes should be compatible with all MP3 players
Record-breaking quarterly sales of the Mac are putting Apple into the running for a top computer-maker spot
The computer maker has published the results of an investigation of the Chinese factory where iPods are made and promises to put reforms in place
Jobs debuts the new machines at the Worldwide Developers Conference, but the lack of a surprise product disappoints some Mac watchers
Consumers are starting to leave iPods at home in favor of listening to cell phones that store their favorite songs. Should Apple be worried?
A partnership with Ford, GM, and Mazda may help Apple extend its lead over other MP3 makers and turn up the heat on satellite radio.
No other media player has come close to its success since its launch in
2001. Where will the iPod go in the next five years?
The desire to personalize the Apple music-player experience—and make a
fast buck—has resulted in some downright odd products.
The Taiwanese electronics giant—which already makes the iPod Nano—will get a huge revenue boost if Apple's iPhone connects with consumers
The new phone will surely challenge rival handset makers: It also has the potential to change a host of other consumer devices
Word is the newly announced phone from Steve Jobs will transcend superficial design and deliver user-friendly function and limitless adaptability
With the iPhone, Apple TV, and a name change, Jobs & Co. are setting a new course for the outfit once known only for its computers
With the debut of its latest cutting-edge devices, the computer maker aims to become just as iconic in the consumer electronics market
"This leading vendor of personal computers has broadened its reach in the digital music business with the success of its iPod MP3 player"
You'll be the envy of your colleagues with a dazzling 30-inch screen, and the Web and DVDs have never looked better
Against entrenched rivals to its iPhone and iTV offerings, the iconic computer maker will succeed if it nurtures alliances
The best companies making the best products still want to mimic the iPod, and they're learning that's more about substance than style
Slide Show: Sure, it changed the way we process info and listen to music, but Apple's impact is also evident in how others now work to design their own products
Even before the computer maker's music-playing phone hits stores, it's influencing handset design, distribution, and pricing
There are more reasons than ever for businesses to choose Apple computers over machines that run Windows. Why aren't more of them doing it?
The company farms out iPod production to Taiwanese-owned plants on the mainland, and it's a mighty demanding customer
