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Apple
 The Next Generation

With Jobs out for now, prospects are still bright



Apple: Sweetness Regained
It's making healthy sales gains in schools, corporations, and the government sector -- without the benefit of an iPod halo effect

Will Uncle Sam Like the Taste of Apple?
iPod's success has made federal buyers warm up to Jobs & Co.'s other products, and this may spark more corporate sales

Apple Aces Academia
Its college sales are surging as students flock to its well-designed laptops and the popular iPod/iTunes combo for digital music

The "Big Mac" Supercomputer Biz
Apple wasn't a serious player until researchers discovered how well its high-end computer clusters perform for a relatively low price

Apple's Back-to-School Blast
The company's desktop share in the K-12 field may be weakening, but its laptop sales are taking off. Can it overcome Windows-centric tech administrators?

No "Halo" Effect? Look Again
The success of iPods and Apple stores stopped Macs' market share from sinking lower. And signs indicate even more future converts

Apple's Cancer Scare
News of Steve Jobs' surgery to remove a pancreatric tumor shocked investors. The good news: He should be back at work in September
TECHNOLOGY NEWS
 A Six-Step Plan for Apple
Macs and laptops are sluggish. It doesn't have to be that way. Here's how to get that computer market share surging (7/8/04)

BYTE OF THE APPLE
 Apple, Respect Your Resellers
They blame company-owned stores for ruining their businesses. If Jobs & Co. refuse to heed those complaints, both sides will suffer (6/17/04)

COMMENTARY
 For Apple, Harmony Is Off-Key
RealNetworks' attempt to make its music downloads work on iPods does Jobs & Co. and consumers a disservice -- and should be thwarted (7/27/04)

BYTE OF THE APPLE
 Apple's Slow Boat to China
Jobs & Co. are in danger of blowing an opportunity to score big with millions of tech- and status-symbol-crazy Chinese (7/22/04)

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