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Late last week, Microsoft was once again talking about its committed relationship with Apple, developer of one of the only desktop alternatives to Windows.
Sources say Mac OS X 10.1.4, due for public release this month, will offer additional security enhancements and improved networking.
The company's purchase of Zayante strengthens the Mac maker's engineering ties to the IEEE interface it pioneered.
Matthew Rothenberg's column on the recent drought and price hike of iMacs raised the ire of some Mac devotees.
Apple's lone-wolf status has provided many tangible rewards for its user base; however, it also has to deal with more logistical problems than the other guys.
As Apple is finding out with its next-generation iMac, when you're the only sand factory in town, one stuck gear or dropped wrench can hold up the whole process.
Apple will be keeping a low profile at next week's Seybold Seminars; let's hope the same isn't true of the Mac's key developers.
Apple's near-stealth rollout of its first gigahertz systems is probably appropriate to the real magnitude of the new release.
Although Apple has long maintained that it's performance, not megahertz, that matters, even adherents of the "Think Different" company have long been awaiting Monday's announcement of new desktop Power Mac G4 models that, at the top of the lin
Apple's old-fashioned product values and its unfashionable belief that computing is still cool seem to serve the company just fine in these tough times.
Apple chalks up a net profit of $38 million for the period that included both Sept. 11 and the all-important holiday buying season.
Matthew Rothenberg makes one more prediction for January: Apple will take the wraps off Power Mac G4 systems based on Motorola's powerful new Apollo chip.
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