Apple holds the master decryption key when it comes to iCloud security, privacy
Motorola under scrutiny as EU opens two antitrust probes
ChangeWave: 82% of new iPad owners are ‘very satisfied’
Apple's new tablet scored even higher than the old. Heat-gate was a nonissue.
It's not often you can get 200 people to agree about anything, nevermind something as controversial as a new Apple (AAPL) product.
But on several issues the new iPad owners surveyed last week by ChangeWave Research were practically unanimous.
98% were either satisfied (16%) or...$1 on Apple’s App Store is 89¢ on Kindle and 23¢ on Android
Google could learn something from Amazon about how to run an app store
For 45 days, from mid-January to the end of February, the folks at Flurry analytics ran an interesting experiment.
They found a basket of top-rated apps that are available for the same price on three major app stores -- iOS, Android and Amazon --...
With Apple and Nokia at war, nano-SIM vote is postponed
Snapguide wants to be your handheld how-to guide for everything
Nielsen: Recent U.S. iPhone sales nearly matched Android’s
Between December and February, Android captured 48% and iOS 43% of the U.S. market
The thrust of the Nielsen report issued Thursday morning is that nearly half (49.7%) of U.S mobile phone owners now carry smartphones.
But what interests me, as usual, is how that market is being divvied up among Google (GOOG) Android phones, Apple's (AAPL) iPhones,...
Bloomberg Businessweek draws Apple’s patent battlemap
Steve Jobs last war, the magazine argues, could do his company more harm than good
Click here to read this week's cover story on Apple's (AAPL) war against Google's (GOOG) Android.
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The day Steve Jobs phoned Siri
He wasn't particularly fond of the name, recalls co-founder Dag Kittlaus
Three weeks after his Siri app was approved for sale on the App Store, Dag Kittlaus was told to expect a call from Apple senior vice president Scott Forstall. The phone rang:
"Dag, this is Steve Jobs."
That, according to NetworkWorld's Yoni Heisler, was the beginning of the chain...
Why does Apple care so much about SIM cards anyway?
UBS: For now, mobile still comes down to Samsung v. Apple
Asymco: Can the iPad sustain 150% yearly growth?
There is a precedent: iPhone sales have doubled, on average, every year since 2007
The chief difference between the independent analysts who follow Apple (AAPL) and their counterparts on Wall Street is that the independents put a premium on being right.
The professionals, with all due respect, seem to care more about not over-promising or straying too...
