Apple and Amazon dominate holiday shopping online
Consumer Reports fails to earn MacBook Pro credibility
Update: Apple's head of worldwide marketing, Phil Schiller, posted the following statement on Twitter:
Here's hoping Consumer Reports shares their test method with Apple so the results can be vetted and, if necessary fixes can be made. That's what's best for the consumer.
Think Apple's on the wrong track?
Let's hear what Steve Jobs had to say.
Cars and Trucks and Mac SUVs, Oh My
TSMC and Samsung are both having problems, supposedly.
Yield problems at TSMC could disrupt March launch for new iPads - report (according to unnamed media sources)
No, Apple did not switch to USB-C on its new MacBook Pros to profit from dongle & adapter sales
AirPods kick off Apple's battle for our ears
AirPods: Ultimate guide
Don't want to pay $20 for a cable but afraid of knockoffs harming gear?
New iPhone, iPad, or AirPods? Get extra Apple-certified lightning cables for just $6
Apple information page on cables:
Apple's Ai team publishes first research paper focussed on advanced image recognition
Today in Apple history: Apple invents "slide to unlock"
Trent Reznor talks about the iPod, vinyl records, and his role at Apple Music
Hmmm?
With Wintel Partner Xiaomi Introducing a Cellular Notebook Today, will this be the Year of the Cellular MacBook?
First LG UltraFine 5K displays arrive early for lucky customers
Heavy rain has slowed exterior construction and landscaping
Latest 4K drone footage of Apple's "spaceship" Campus 2
Above and Below: The mountain of dirt has all but disappeared.
Above: They are going to have to import more dirt, and it looks like they are already importing top soil on the left.
Above: New rolling hills replace mountain of dirt
Below: A new perspective of the garages and main R&D building
Below: Shaping land contours in front of the Cafe-torium over the garage
Above and Below: Top Soil is being trucked in and is being distributed around the tree plantings
Somebody doesn't like the traffic in Silicon Valley
Elon Musk might start a literal "boring company" to tunnel under traffic
If you doubt Apple's interest in cars, think again
IBM wants to be even more Apple-like with Watson music
From beyond the grave...
Part 1: Nokia Files an 8 Count Patent Infringement Case against Apple Primarily Focused on the H.264 Standard
Nokia's Second Patent Infringement Lawsuit against Apple Covers Qualcomm RF Technology, Siri and the iPhone's Design
The Irish Ministry Disagrees that a recent EU Court Tax Ruling in a Spanish Case Spells bad news for Apple
Apple allegedly deepening partnership with Foxconn to facilitate China, Indonesia expansion efforts
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