Apple Co-founder Steve Jobs Dies
Some sad news to pass along today. Apple Inc. announced that Steve Jobs, co-founder of the company as well as chairman of its board of directors and former CEO, has died.
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Apple Updates iPods
Apple announced new features and lower pricing for its latest iPod touch and iPod nano digital music, video and game players.
iCloud Forecast for October 12th
Apple announced that it plans to roll out its iCloud service, which includes iTunes in the Cloud as well as Photo Stream and Documents in the Cloud, on October 12, 2011.
Apple Unveils iPhone 4S, iOS 5 and iCloud
Apple announced its new iPhone 4S, which features a dual-core A5 chip, an 8 megapixel camera, full 1080p video recording and an intelligent assistant called Siri.
Will Ultraviolet Survive in an Apple World?
Strategy Analytics announced it reckons that the Ultraviolet initiative may struggle in the face of Apple’s dominance in the digital media content and device market.
LaCie Shipping Little Big Disk Thunderbolt Series
LaCie announced that it is shipping its new Little Big Disk Thunderbolt Series HDD models, with the SSD version due in October.
Smartphone Shipments Soar
IHS iSuppli announced that smartphones will account for more than half of the worldwide cellphone market in 2015.
Media Tablets Going Great Guns
IHS iSuppli announced it forecasts that global media tablet shipments will rise to 60 million units in 2011, up from 17.4 million in 2010.
Steve Jobs Resigns as CEO of Apple
Apple Inc. announced that Steve Jobs has resigned as Chief Executive Officer of the company and its board of directors has named Tim Cook as his replacement.
iTunes Makes Online Movie Gains
IHS Screen Digest announced that iTunes’ share of U.S. consumer spending for movie Electronic Sell Through (EST) and Internet Video-On-Demand (iVOD) rose to 65.8% in the first half of 2011, up from 64.9% in 2010.
Apple et. al. Sued Over eBook Price Fixing
Hagens Berman announced it has filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that Apple, HarperCollins, Hachette, Macmillan, Penguin and Simon & Schuster illegally fix the prices of eBooks.