Apple

  • The 6 Hottest Trends at CES

    Expect tablets, 3D and apps galore at the Vegas trade show’s 2010 incarnation

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    The 6 Hottest Trends at CES

  • Apple Close to Buying Lala

    Home of iTunes would take over site that allows users to store their personal music libraries online

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    Variety

  • What It Will Take for Paid Content to Work

    With the news business on the cusp of change or collapse, TheWrap visits the stations of the cross on the path to PAID.

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    What It Will Take for Paid Content to Work

  • Apple Pitches $30-a-Month TV Subscription

    Company trying to sell networks on iTunes-based pay service.

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    All Things Digital

  • Apple Records $1.7 Billion Q4 Profit

    Drop in revenue from iPods cushioned by sales of Macs, iPhones.

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    the Hollywood Reporter

  • Apple Director Levinson Leaves Google’s Board

    Averts a potential showdown with FTC over his double duty.

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  • iPhone Apps Store Passes 2B Mark

    “Our users are clearly loving it,” CEO Steve Jobs said. Developers may be a different story.

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    Wrap Staff

  • Apple Defends Use of Eminem Songs on iTunes

    ”Nowhere does it say only CDs,” Apple’s lawyer says. “Nowhere does it say … not digital downloads.”

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    the Associated Press

  • Apple Ready and Waiting With Redesigned iMacs

    Apple is about to debut a new family of iMacs sporting classier enclosures and perhaps a Blu-ray drive.

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    AppleInsider

  • Apple Has Record 3Q Sales

    Company had best June ever bolstered by iTouch and iPhone.

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    Wrap Staff

  • iPhone Becomes a Cheap Way to Market Films

    “The phone is an extremely compelling device. It’s personalized. It’s with you 24-7. It’s really viral.”

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    Lucas Shaw
    iPhone Becomes a Cheap Way to Market Films

  • The New York Times Had a Front Page Faux-Article, Ad, Too — on the Web

    Some Los Angeles Times staffers are upset about the front page ad that NBC ran in Thursday’s paper, which had the network’s logo on it, the word “advertisement” and a thick black border, but otherwise was laid out to look like a real newspaper story about the new cop drama “Southland.” “The NBC ad may…

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    Maria Russo

  • Apple Keeps Recession Away

    Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs may be on medical leave, but he’s the only part of the company that is ailing, according to quarterly figures released today.

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    Tim Doyle

  • Steve Jobs Takes Medical Leave

    Apple shares dropped eight percent Wednesday after CEO Steve Jobs announced that he will take a leave of absence due to health-related issues.

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    Wrap Staff

  • Is Zune Doomed?

    The Zune may be ready to “throw in the towel,” reports The Financial Times.

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    Wrap Staff