The end of the PC as we knew it: final 2014 prediction
And as if to add credence to Robert X's prophecy above
Wrap-up: The post-PC era is officially here and CES proves it
Three things the press gets wrong about Apple in China
This is a prime target market for the iPhone 5c
Cost of Cool in India? An iPhone
I'd say these guys are going to hurt Samsung more than Apple.
They're playing at Samsung's game of aping Apple.
In Las Vegas, three Chinese Apple iPhone wanna-bees
What's Behind The Swift Rise In Apple Stock?
High marks from Electronista
Apple Mac Pro: Early benchmarks revealing
Apple Mac Pro is the definition of a high-end workstation
For Macintosh's 30th birthday Silicon Valley throws a bash
On January 25, organizations will celebrate the Mac's launch with reflections from the original developing team and Ridley Scott, who directed the company's iconic "1984" commercial.
Your Verse Anthem: iPad Air TV Ad
Apple did not violate Google patent, says U.S. appeals court
Google, based in Mountain View, California, inherited the case when it bought Motorola Mobility in 2012 for $12.4 billion. The purchase was made in part to get Motorola Mobility's trove of more than 17,000 patents, which Google hoped would be used to counter attacks that its Android operating system was infringing Apple and Microsoft Corp. patents. Thus far, the strategy hasn't resulted in a significant legal victory against either company.
They are surely farther along than this by now, but it's the latest photo I can find.
Apple continues hiring for Oregon data center as solar farm plans take shape
Bend me, shape me, any way you want me The American Breed
Hmmmmm?
Hidden patent application for flexible display devices discovered
Window #130 may be formed by creating transparent window regions in the front and rear surfaces of device. The rear window opening may, for example, be formed from a clear glass plate or other transparent structure.
iPhone 6 rear camera to retain 8-Megapixel sensor, offer improved stabilization?
Photography, hello
Software ate the camera, but freed the photograph
Apple to finally open new Brisbane flagship store on Jan. 17
It's not as rosy for the US as it looks from this chart, because Comcast and other providers throttle their data speeds.
Fast fiber-optic broadband spreads across developed world
It's hilarious when these providers start grousing about not making enough money.
Comcast/Xfinity has to be awash in money, but they mete out a tiny fraction of through-put to users.
AT&T is even worse. We had to pay for a microcell signal booster in our house just to use our iPhones as a phone, let alone as a data/internet device!
I don't see any great deals from any of them!
Carriers step up battle for wireless customers
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