Rumor: Apple's 'iPhone 6' to launch on Oct. 14 as part of 'busy month'
Supposedly without the new Broadwell chips
Apple references unannounced 'mid-2014' Mac mini in Support Pages document
As I've said before, IDC hates Apple, so add another 4 to 5 percentage points to Apple's sales in this chart from IDC.
Take them out of Samsung's share if you want.
IDC: Samsung sales down 4% in Q2, Apple up 12% in Q2
Will Apple give its crown jewels to the Kremlin
Speaking of giant Communist countries stealing your ID information, get one of these phones!
Xiaomi's Redmi Note allegedly sending user data to China surreptitiously
Ford Switching Employees to iPhones From BlackBerry
All because of iPhone BTW
Resurgent T-Mobile passes 50M subscribers, but CEO refuses to talk about Apple's 'iPhone 6'
Apple environmental chief expanding green power efforts
Verizon's plan to throttle LTE speeds draws scrutiny from FCC chairman
The only reason Apple is focussing on "value" is because Intel can't deliver their new Broadwell chips.
Apple has to "punt" through no fault of their own on new models.
It's all on Intel, who can't seem to get themselves together, going on a third year now without a significant processor upgrade.
Apple's focus on value in 2014 has sent Mac sales surging
Apple's TV push stalls as partners (Comcast) hesitate
Typical job redundancy reduction in office and accounting after a buyout
Apple said to cut some 200 jobs from Beats as acquisition closing date looms
This crowd-funding campaign wants to use an iPhone to diagnose malaria
This is one reason why Apple went with "Lightning" technology
Why the Security of USB Is Fundamentally Broken
Speaking of narcissism...
Fox's Bill O'Reilly: Gadgets got Obama elected
The Fox News presenter says iPads and the like made it easier to present a candidate's image that was "false" to narcissistic young people.
Best endorsement yet!
Dvorak also predicted the demise of Apple and the utter failure of the iPhone.
The Apple iTime Is Destined to Fail
Computer makers lead layoffs list so far in 2014
Microsoft, HP face challenges in a world that lives by mobile devices rather than PCs
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