Apple's savvy Tidal acquisition
Despite appearances, UK customers don't get a raw deal from Apple on product prices
Apple and NASA collaborate on Jupiter-themed short film 'Visions of Harmony'
To commemorate the impending arrival of NASA's Juno mission to Jupiter, Apple and the space agency released a new short film on iTunes and Apple Music on Thursday featuring original music by artists like Weezer and Nine Inch Nails frontman and Apple executive Trent Reznor.
Apple Campus 2 Site aerial construction update
Apple begins planting or trnsplanting of large trees on the perimeter of AC 2 from their Arbor/Nursery.
Apple Campus 2: New, large tree transplanting has begun
Above: Trees being planted on north perimeter
Below: Tantau garage ready for solar panel roof construction
I saw other frames where there appeared to be new tree plantings
Apple Campus 2: First drone flyover of July (video)
The Invention behind Apple's Force-Sensing Pencil Surfaces
Dell abandons its remaining Android tablets, 6 months after HP
Renderings of Space Black 'iPhone 7' has hints of rumored dark Space Gray option
Nike names Apple's CEO as lead independent director
When the whip comes down Rolling Stones
Apparently China owns the internet now.
China's Media Regulator is Suing Apple over Rights to an Obscure Patriotic Film
It was reported by the Wall Street Journal yesterday that the "colorful internet regulator who helped Chinese President Xi Jinping dramatically tighten controls online is stepping aside for a rising political star believed to be just as strict.
An aggressive former reporter and editor at Xinhua, the 56-year-old Mr. Lu has been a high-profile pitchman for President Xi's vision of the internet. In meetings with global tech CEOs and at press conferences, he has argued forcefully that national borders should extend into cyberspace and governments should be able to control the internet as they see fit. He has overseen a major expansion of censorship and pushed measures to better track individual internet users." This was reinforced just this week in a new report by Bloomberg titled "Apple to Face More Scrutiny as China Cracks Down on Apps."
A growing number of filmmakers say, "Lights, iPhone, action!"
US Senators are 9 years behind 5th graders
This is why we can't have nice things
In Senate, Blackberry era is officially over
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