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/ 16 September 2010
There was a whiff of desperation about Nokia’s annual "World Show" event in London on Tuesday.
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/ 5 September 2010
I remember a time when Sony dominated the gadgetry business, when it was a synonym for elegant design and advanced functionality.
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/ 2 September 2010
Right now a tectonic shift is under way in one of the world’s most important industries: information technology.
JailbreakMe — which will unlock iPhones, iPads and iPods — ruled legal by the United States Library of Congress.
Over the past two months, Apple’s market capitalisation (ie its value as measured by the stock market) averaged out at $229,8-billion.
Apple is offering a free rubber "bumper" to owners of the iPhone 4 to head off criticism over problems with its signal reception.
You can call Apple’s products many things. Overpriced, elitist, overhyped, restrictive — all of these have a ring of truth to them.
Apple employs 25 000 people in the US but the Chinese company that make its products has 800 000 employees. Time to rethink the model?
With iPhone and iPad sales responsible for the majority of Apple’s revenue, the company is losing interest in what was once its keystone product.
Every iPhone ever made uses a "totally wrong" formula to show signal strength, says Apple, after antenna complaints.
Owners of Apple’s latest phone are resorting to a bit of duct tape or a dab of nail polish to solve its reception problems.
If you work for a print publication, you’re pretty tired of hearing people say that "print is dead".
CEO Steve Jobs on Monday showed off a redesigned $199 "iPhone 4" that is a quarter slimmer than the current handset.
Everywhere I went last week, people asked: "Well, what do you think of it, then?" The "it" was my shiny new iPad, aka the Jesus Tablet.
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs finds "troubling" a string of worker deaths at Foxconn, the contract manufacturer that assembles the company’s iPhone
Google is reported to be getting rid of desktop PCs running Microsoft Windows across the corporation to eliminate a security risk.
Apple surged past Microsoft as the world’s biggest tech company based on market value on Wednesday, the latest milestone in the company’s revival.
Call for regulator to halt sale of iPhones, iPads and iPods in the US as fight between Apple and HTC grows increasingly acrimonious.
Stop me if you’ve heard this before: a giant technology company is accused of using its dominance to push a smaller player out of a juicy new market.
Ah, Steve Jobs, master of all you survey. You’re a highly moral man. We can tell from your serious expression, steel-rimmed glasses and turtlenecks.
Prototype found in a California bar reveals plans for better screen, chat camera and slimmer, more glassy case.
Steve Jobs sees Flash’s near-dominance in the online animation and interactivity sphere as a strategic threat.
The <i>New York Times</i> reports that Google is working on a tablet computer rival to Apple’s iPad that will run Flash.
Luke Soules was one of the first on the planet to get his hands on an iPad. And he wasted no time taking it apart.
The iPad hits shelves on Saturday after months of intense buzz, giving shoppers the chance to decide whether the device is worth all the publicity.
US media outlets are gushing like star-struck lovers over the Apple iPad in early reviews as software makers hustle to ready programs for its launch.
The iPad will not hit stores until Saturday, but the race to unlock its mysteries started several weeks ago in San Luis Obispo.
Apple announced on Tuesday that it had filed a lawsuit against HTC, maker of the Nexus One smartphone from Google.
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/ 3 February 2010
I don’t think there’s much doubt about whether you’re safer using Windows or Mac OS X: the answer is Mac OS X.
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/ 30 January 2010
Hackers and scammers are cashing in on iPad fever by luring the curious to booby-trapped websites with false promises of information.
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/ 29 January 2010
In this parlous climate for the traditional media, a journalist who gets too excited about a gadget such as the iPad is liable to attract scorn.
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/ 28 January 2010
The iPad has plenty of features — but it’s also missing of things that you might expect in a tablet computer. Why?