More on Apple's new chip fabricator
Apple may tap TSMC to move A-series mobile chips to 28nm process
Merrill Lynch: T-Mobile USA may get the iPhone next week
The deal would give Apple access to 33 million more mobile subscribers
Tony Fadell: Recently ousted Forstall 'got what he deserved'
"I think Apple's in a great place. Actually, if you read some of the reports, people in Cupertino were cheering when that event happened. And so I think Apple's in a great space. It has great products. There are other amazing people at the company. And I think those people actually have a chance to have a firm footing now and continue the legacy that Steve [Jobs] left."
iPhone 5 to see mid-December China debut after Apple's regulatory approval
It appears that everything is still invented first in Russia
Apple fails at its second attempt to patent the iPhone design in Russia
Eddy Cue: Apple's Rising Mr. Fix-it
Surprise! Apple's retail and online stores get high marks for phone sales: Consumer Reports
WSJ: iTunes 11 to be released as soon as Thursday
POGUE: The iPad Mini Is The Tablet You Should Buy This Christmas
Big display upfront in Williams Sonoma Store at the Fashion Mall
iPad Accessories, Bluetooth speaker and Smart Tools
Get off your butts Cupertino and approve the Apple main campus
Apple's rapid expansion moves tech behemoth to third city, Santa Clara
Nexus 4 vs. iPhone 5: How (not) to manage a supply chain
I can't think of a single thing that they have innovated.
Microsoft CEO defends its innovation record, financial results
* Ballmer says maybe should have moved quicker on tablet
They had one, and it sucked. They had to wait for Apple's iPad so they could attempt to copy it (Surface).
* Says sales of Windows phones four times year-ago level
Let's see, 4 x 0 = 0
* Gates attends shareholders' meeting but is silent
I'm sure he's either in denial or just plain embarrassed to death.
Why change their modus operandi now?
With Windows Blue, MS looks to take a page out of Apple's MacOS X playbook
MG Siegler describing Microsoft's Nightmare
Is that enough? I can go on.
The Surface Nightmare: Keyboard breaks down, Microsoft logo rubs off
STEVE BALLMER'S NIGHTMARE: How Microsoft's Business Actually Could Collapse
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