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By rss@youtube.com (carlheanerd) Here is the second part of my opinion on Apple's Macworld '09 Keynote. Enjoy! Author: carlheanerd Keywords: Macworld San Francisco 2009 '09 Apple Keynote Steve Jobs Phil Schiller Opinion Added: January 18, 2009

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By rss@youtube.com (welcometomac) A clip from the new documentary "Welcome to Macintosh" where the interviewees speak about what Apple may be like after Steve Jobs. Warning: Adult language is used... See "Welcome to Macintosh - The documentary for the rest of us" January 8th during Macworld 2009. Get tickets here: http://tin...

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By rss@youtube.com (davomrmac) http://www.geekanoids.co.uk Check out this video review of Apple's new 2nd Generation iPod touch. Yes, it is in my hand already and it feels very sexy. Author: davomrmac Keywords: Apple iPod touch 2G 2nd Generation Review Steve Jobs Geekanoids davomrmac Added: September 16, 2008

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By rss@youtube.com (mattskisfast) The best moments of the Apple Keynote by Steve Jobs introducing the new iPods and iTunes. Author: mattskisfast Keywords: ipod touch nano itunes apple keynote steve jobs mac osx iphone Added: September 10, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (Voldemords) Steve Jobs unveils the long awaited Apple iPhone 3G at WWDC (World Wide Developers Conference) 2008 in San Francisco. This version has 3G wireless speed in comparison to its predecessor's slower EDGE connection which is 2G. The new 3G iPhone comes in two versions; an 8 GB model with a black b...

By rss@youtube.com (cargoplex) Steve Jobs uses the then brand new Apple remote to exemplify what Apple is really all about. Taken from the "One More Thing" special event on October 12, 2005. Author: cargoplex Keywords: imac ipod ilife mac pro macbook mini appletv itunes imovie cnet keynote Added: March 14, 2008

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Jesse Sackman is selling his Apple I, the first computer designed by Steve Wozniak and sold by Steve Jobs under the then-new company, Apple Computer. Mr. Sackman has listed his Apple I on Ebay, complete with original packaging and invoice (signed by "Steven"), and a letter signed by Steve J...

According to a report, AppleCare warranties can be voided if Apple deems the damage was caused by secondhand smoke. Appeals to Steve Jobs have, apparently, not succeeded.

By Adam Frucci Apple told The Little App Factory to change the name of their popular app iPodRip, as it had the word iPod in it. The CEO sent a passionate letter to Steve Jobs, and he got a response. Here's the letter he sent: Dear Mr. Jobs, Best, John Devor And Steve replied: Steve Sent from my iPhone

By Jesus Diaz The Apple I was the first Apple computer. The two Steves started to sell it on July 1976. The price then was $666.66. At the time all computers needed to be assembled, but the Apple I was a motherboard—assembled by themselves at Jobs parents' garage—was ready to connect to a keyboard, monitor, a...

Jef Raskin and Steve Jobs had many disagreements about the Macintosh that finally resulted in Jef Raskin leaving Apple altogether. One thing they agreed upon, however, was the name "Macintosh." The name was given to the project by Jef and was carefully chosen. Jef even went…

Apple appears to be getting even more serious about gaming on the iPhone and iPod Touch. We've long known that Apple has been positioning the iPod Touch as a gaming device, and Steve Jobs even acknowledged to the New York Times the success of this i...

By Reuters Apple Heist Empties Store in Just 31 SecondsWired-o-Nomics: What Detroit Can Learn From the Apple Store …Essay: Steve Jobs’ Legacy Is Missing Clue to Apple Tablet …Apple May Be Highest Grossing New York Retailer on Ritzy 5th Ave …

By Rosa Golijan In 1989, Franz A. Wakefield invented the iPod, the iPhone, and iTunes. Then the FBI stole his trade secrets and he confided in Sarah Jessica Parker and now he's suing her and Apple...and my head's spinning. Such a nice guy. I'm sure he'll win. [Apple Insider]

Love him or hate him, you have to admit that Apple CEO Steve Jobs has had a helluva decade.

By Jesus Diaz He was right. As we know now, it all worked out. He returned, first as i(nterim)CEO bringing the iMac that wasn't going to be name iMac, then as official CEO. He turned the company around from insignificance and certain oblivion to the most recognizable and successful brand in consumer elect...

By Wilson Rothman This isn't about photos and music. Apple TV is better at both of those than any of this stuff. It's also not about renting movies or buying movies, or even streaming movies from Netflix. Roku has a nice cheap box for that, and Apple TV is suitable if you just want to live inside Steve Jobs' media st...

By John C Abell Everything We Know About Apple’s Touchscreen TabletGadget Lab Contest: Show Us Your Apple Tablet Mock-UpFinancial Times Confirms Apple Tablet for SeptemberRumor: $800 Apple Tablet Coming in OctoberRumor: 10-Inch Apple Tablet Landing in Early 2010Rumor: Apple Tablet Will Featur...

By sam mcloughln From Mike Cane] Apple co-founder Steve Jobs named Fortune 'CEO of the Decade' "For his role in turning Apple into a groundbreaking technology leader and the most valuable company in Silicon Valley, Fortune Magazine has named Steve Jobs its "CEO of the Decade." The magazine's profile of J...

There's no doubt that Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been instrumental in the success of the company known for the iMac and iPhone, and according to Fortune, he's the CEO of the decade, too.

By matt buchanan The iMac revived Apple after a decade of sickly malaise. The name is so obviously iconic. So it's shocking that Steve Jobs hated it and wanted to call it something so awful it would "curdle your blood." Check out the full interview over at Cult of Mac, there are way more tidbits, like how Segall c...

By Wilson Rothman 10 Years of Steve Jobs' Apple Product Unveilings MacLife created a choppy but thorough video of Steve Jobs unveiling everything from the original CRT iMac to the video-camera equipped iPod Nano, with bits of Schiller thrown in out of necessity. It's a fun encyclopedic romp (though I'm su...

By Wilson Rothman 6. No DivX "This file was not transferred because it is unable to be played on Apple TV." Steve Jobs once said that only 4% of music on iPods came from iTunes. A lot of movies that would be nice to play on Apple TV simply don't, while H.264 is an option on Handbrake and other personal-use DVD-encodin...

By Nilay Patel Wondering why Apple chose to add a camera to the iPod nano, but not the revised iPod touch? You're not alone, but one Mr. Steven P. Jobs has an answer for you: it's because the touch is a game machine, you see. Seriously -- that's what El Steve told the inimitable David Pogue today after the Rock an...

By Arik Hesseldahl Apple also announced a new version of its iTunes software, iTunes 9. Among its new features are the ability to share song and media info via Facebook and Twitter. Apple also announced a new iTunes LP format, offering video, lyrics and other kinds of content that used to be included with recor...

By jacqui@arstechnica.com (Jacqui Cheng) Critics call shenanigans after Apple, AT&T letters to FCC: Everyone is puzzling over Apple and AT&T's letters to the FCC about the apparent rejection of a Google Voice iPhone app. Ars peers through the holes in their version of the mess.

By Thomas Ricker Imagine the scene two years ago, August 2007 to be precise. Palm was busy preparing to launch its Foleo and the OS that would save Palm was still expected to be coming from ACCESS. In fact, things were looking so bad for Palm that month that we penned an intervention letter that then CEO Ed Colli...

By Sang Tang Who knows, I may be wrong. Perhaps CES is the event where Apple unveils that much rumored 10-inch touchscreen tablet. In any case, it certainly would be an interesting sight to see Apple amongst the CES crowd, if indeed it chooses to make an appearance there. But, just as the first couple of sea...

By MG Siegler You may recall back in December, we first reported the news about Apple gearing up for the launch of a large form iPod touch. While there had been no shortage of rumors over the years about some sort of Apple tablet, our sources indicated the device would be akin to Apple's current mobile devi...

By Lauren Hirsch Filed under: Apple Corporate, Apple Financial, Steve Jobs Apple appears to have weathered the Palm Pre assault with considerable fortitude, and the iPhone in all its iterations now commands more than 10% of the smartphone market.

Apple has informed a number of press outlets that CEO Steve Jobs has returned to work on schedule after his six month medical leave of absence (see "Steve Jobs Takes Medical Leave Until June," 2009-01-14). According to spokesperson Katie Cotton, for the time being he will work several day...

By Fred Vogelstein It enabled Apple to negotiate deals with record labels eight years ago when every other company had tried and failed. Why were those deals important? They were the engine behind Apple’s iPod and iTunes store, which changed the way the world buys and listens to music.

We'd heard before how the previous Apple iPod-lead Jon Rubenstein argued and lost with Steve Jobs over a hardware keyboard on the iPhone (much as Tony Fadell, “father of the iPod” and another former Apple exec, argued and lost over using Linux rather ...

By Frank Rose Apple has confronted first the music labels and then the mobile phone carriers, forcing change on two of the world’s most monopolistic and hidebound industries. Apple papers our cities with dancing silhouettes and exhorts us in banners to “think different.” Apple is not just a source of p...

By Jesus Diaz Right before the Macworld keynote, Jobs confirmed the problems in an open letter to the Apple community. He said that his doctors thought they got to the bottom of his health problems—a hormonal imbalance—and he recently had begun treatment to resolve the situation. He also said he would r...

Steve Jobs is taking a medical leave of absence from Apple until June 2009, while staying involved in "major strategic decisions," according to a letter sent to company employees, posted on Apple's Web site, and distributed as a media advisory. "During the past week," Jobs writes, "I hav...

Apple shares rebound on announcement Steve Jobs will remain CEO, while recovering from hormone therapy treatment. Apple shares jump amid decline in broader markets.

By Devin Coldewey First, this isn’t Enquirer-style peeping into a private life. Steve Jobs is, if you’ll pardon the mac fanboy-sounding expression, more than a man. I don’t mean he is superhuman (a common misconception), but he is the face and one of the driving forces behind one of the most powerful tech com...

By Trent Wolbe 01:22 - Apple announces final MacWorld, Steve Jobs won't deliver keynote 13:15 - Thank you NYC! 20:26 - Dell confirms shocking truth: Adamo to rival MacBook Air 27:34 - Sony P-series "netbook" unveiled, underwhelming 37:51 - HP Firebird 803 tower with VoodooDNA leaked!

By Andy J. S. I think it's the end of Macworld Expo," Michael Gartenberg, vice president of market research firm JupiterMedia and editor of the MobileDevicesToday blog, told Macworld. "It's the end of an era." Unlike other companies, Apple are able to draw press and analysts to an event anytime they wa...

By Brian X. Chen Back to top Comments from Apple CEO Steve Jobs this week suggested that the cash-rich computer and phone maker might be in a good position to start snapping up struggling tech companies. During Apple's earnings call Tuesday, Steve Jobs proudly reported that Apple...

By NEWS FROM APPLETELL - As expected, today Apple launched a new version of iTunes to go along with their revamped iPod line, and during the Apple Event, Steve Jobs simply could not shut up about the newest iTunes feature: “Genius.” What Genius does is analyze the music and video in your iTunes libr...

By James Lewin Apple’s Let’s Rock event today offered anticipated updates to the iTunes and Apple’s iPod lines, but failed to do two things that many were hoping for: eliminate concerns over Steve Jobs’ health and offer “one more thing” - an unexpected introduction with some “wow”. 

By Robert Nelson In short Steve Jobs announced during the recent Lets Rock event the upcoming availability of iPhone firmware 2.1. Although he did not go into to many specifics on the details of any new features, it was mentioned that it was a big update. Jobs mentioned that it would fix a lot of bugs, and take [...]

Hello, Gearloggers! Today I am in sunny San Francisco, as Apple has been kind enough to invite me and hundreds of my closest friends to a special announcement at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts. If the last two years are any indication, Steve Jobs will use the week after Labor Day to announ...

By Brandon Bailey Apple is expected to unveil some new upgrades to its popular line of iPod music players at an event this morning in San Francisco, ... Apple Set to Unveil New iPods Tuesday FOXNews What will Steve Jobs say at the 'Lets Rock' Event? International Business Times

Steve Jobs introduces the iPhone 3G, due next month at $199 with 8GB in 22 countries around the world (with more to come). iPhone 2.0 software is also due next month, and a new MobileMe online service will replace ".Mac". [updated]

 - And the world is likely to see a new version of the iPhone when Apple Inc. ( AAPL) Chief Executive Steve Jobs addresses a developers conference Monday. ...

A banner at the Moscone Center in San Francisco where Apple will host its annual Macworld conference has many in the technology sector buzzing about a possible wireless announcement coming from CEO Steve Jobs' keynote on Tuesday. The banner that reads "There's something in the Air" has p...

By ace@tidbits.com (Adam C. Engst) A week before Steve Jobs was set to take the stage at Macworld Expo, Apple cleared away any need to talk about professional-level Macs to concentrate on what we presume are more interesting announcements. When a new Mac Pro that Apple advertises as "the fastest Mac ever" (sure, the latest p...

By editors@tidbits.com (TidBITS Staff) Regardless, I find myself agreeing with my colleagues that Apple is making a mistake here, particularly with respect to breaking the native iPhone applications. I can understand why they're doing it - Steve Jobs is notorious for wanting complete control over a platform, and there have b...

By Adario Strange UPDATE from THREAT LEVEL, 9/7/2007: Apple Says Rebates OK for Apple, Not Microsoft Customers When Apple CEO Steve Jobs offered a $100 rebate to early iPhone customers early yesterday, he gave other consumer electronics manufacturers a lesson in shrewd damage control. As Jobs wrote, "w...

By Jason Chen Steve Jobs and Apple announced the $100 Store Credit "rebate" for all iPhone owners that were eager enough to buy an iPhone when it first came out. The early adopters had enough faith in the company to buy early, even though it cost a good $500/$600. It's a great gesture, in theory, but let's an...

By Mark Wilson Today, as our two most expensive units battle, marks the close of our first round of iPod Dock Battlemodo. First, we have the $349 Apple Hi-Fi. It's the Chosen System, blessed by the hands of Steve Jobs himself. And while it's late on the scene, that allowed Apple a chance to learn from the mista...

Coming out of WWDC are reports that Apple has officially admitted that the Apple iPhone will not support Adobe's Flash plug-in in Safari. Flash support has been a long unanswered question about the Apple iPhone. Steve Jobs had made co...

By Robert Scoble Apple hits back and says they are bringing YouTube to Apple TV. UPDATE: Engadget’s Ryan Block covers Steve Jobs’ announcement at the D Conference. Jobs says that Apple TV is “a hobby.” But says lots of other things too. Microsoft loves competitors like Apple who leave doors open.

By Rick Broida Apple Inc. Chief Executive Steve Jobs indicated Wednesday he is unlikely to give in to calls from the music industry to add a subscription-based model to Apple's wildly popular iTunes online music store."The Suitcase Bike: Oh God, They Actually Made It [Gizmodo]

2) Ask the operator for Gene (like denim) Teluse, VP of Customer Care. She is Apple's highest ranking customer service agent, and she reports directly to Steve Jobs. 3) Leave a nice message, include any Apple Case/Repair numbers you might have, or your machine's serial number, and a callba...

By Brian White Why is Apple Computer, Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) as successful as it is? Many would argue that it is the detail-obsessed Steve Jobs, who reportedly oversees almost every product down to the last minute detail. This level of involvement from the top down makes for a rather frustrating environmen...

By Robert Scoble I can see just an endless stream of dollars going out of my wallet and into Steve Jobs’ bank account. That’s what happens when my son gets excited. Heheh. Michael Gartenberg isn’t the only one wondering what’s coming next week from Apple. Patrick is going nuts watching the Apple rumor sites lik...

By Michael Arrington Look for the initial announcement to only include movies from Walt Disney (Apple’s Steve Jobs is Disney’s largest shareholder), and possibly Fox and Lions Gate. Note that Amazon may also soon have its own movie download service. iTunes

By m.simon@spymacnetwork.com (Michael Simon) When Steve Jobs was outlining the specs and new features of the Intel-based Mac mini at the "fun new products" event last Tuesday, he happened to mention that "you can always hook it up to televisions." And he predictably demoed the little guy running Front Row, complete with a new way to acc...