Apple issues $7B U.S. bond to fund stock buybacks, corporate initiatives
Tech giants at the debt buffet: The Taxman doesn't cometh
Apple Energy gets 'green' light to sell power to wholesale markets
The iPad's dark days are over
Calvin Klein, Bentley Motors & 100 Designers Side with Apple in Infringement Case against Samsung
Imagine the market reaction if these had been Apple Cars
The same way they "created" their Android phones.
Samsung Caught Using Apple Watch Design Figures in a Recent Patent Filing
New alleged 'iPhone 7' display photo conflicts with recent rumors
Apple and IBM Launched a New Global Development Hub called the 'MobileFirst for iOS Garage' in India
They're like everyone else in the world, waiting for the iPhone 7 to ship.
iPhone sales volume drops, Apple's market share falls in growing India
Apple working on Apple TV guide for streaming content
Apple announces upcoming bug bounty program, initially invite-only
The Human Family - Shot on iPhone
Gwyneth Paltrow joins Apple's "Planet of the Apps" reality series
Surrounded by sodium vapor night lighting in the valley
Duncan Sinfield: Steve's dream coming to life
This Matthew Roberts video appears to be at least two weeks old but reveals some interesting progress none-the-less.
Apple Campus 2 August 2016 construction update 4K
Above & Below: Maintenance shed by garages
Below: Roof is on main entrance reception building
Above & Below: Reception/security building by main tunnel entrance
Below: Pond inside the ring campus under construction
Below: Research and development center progress
Apple debuts overhauled Apple Store app with device & accessory recommendations
Apple Music Surprisingly Launched in South Korea Today
"Apple Music in Korea is not only a win for local consumers as the subscription prices are on par with leading local services, but also a win for local artists as the royalty rates are far bigger and far better than those offered by any of the local services."
I read somewhere else that the judge for the DOJ in this case was Denise Cote, the same judge that found against Apple in the iBooks fiasco she helped Amazon engineer.
Looks like she's covering for Spotify, Pandora and YouTube now.
There should be an investigation and judicial review of this judge and her henchman, Michael Bromwich.
US declines Sony, Universal bids to remake music royalties
Apple proposed a flat streaming rate that would be more akin to broadcasting royalties in order to benefit music copyright holders.
Spotify, Pandora and YouTube were having none of that.
iBooks fiasco: Cote v Apple:
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