Topic: Cupertino

Apple Tablet tests detected by Bay Area company

Flurry, an analytics firm based in San Francisco, recently said it had picked up data suggesting Apple was busy testing apps for the forthcoming Tablet.

Analyst says Apple Tablet is a go for 2010

An Apple Tablet is a 'no-brainer,' said IDC chief analyst Frank Gens.

RFID on the next iPhone? Why?

An RFID-equipped iPhone could open doors – literally – and advance the technology.

With new iMac video, Apple ditches keynote (for good?)

Apple's iMac video is the public's only introduction to the updated computer – is the "Stevenote" a thing of the past?

Apple Magic Mouse wows without wires, wheel

The new Apple Magic Mouse ships with every new iMac, or you can buy it for $69.

There's a map for that: New Verizon ad one-ups AT&T

'Can you hear me now' is old news. Meet Verizon's new catchphrase.

How long do CD-Rs last?

The clock ticks for writable discs, but one company claims its new DVD will store usable information for centuries.

Report: Ad for new Apple gadget filmed at Calif. diner

Concerns remain after Google-Apple board resignation

Google CEO leaves Apple board to avoid conflicts.

Record Apple profits dampened by iPhone contractor suicide

iPhones, laptops send Apple profits higher and higher

Steve Jobs's health: A personal or public matter?

Many investors see the innovative Apple CEO as fundamental to the company's success. If he's unwell, they think they should be told.

Heeding Kerry's call, FCC will investigate exclusive cell phone deals

iPhone owner thinking of upgrading? Cha-ching!

Flying high, Apple nixes rumored netbook

Apple shines at Macworld, even with MVP Jobs benched

Without Jobs, what from Apple at Macworld?

How green are the new MacBooks?

Having eliminated many toxic chemicals, boosted energy efficiency, and improved recyclability, Apple says that its new MacBooks are the greenest ever.

The yo-yo used in ways you won’t recognize

Aficionados converge in California to compete in a national championship that is more performance art than child’s play. Have you seen a 'spirit bomb?'

Apple bruised in climate report

Machines with a mind of their own

Why my cellphone keeps calling people on its own and my microwave oven is in revolt.