Apple Q4 profits boosted by iPhone and Mac sales
Apple has reported strong earnings for its fourth quarter, boosted by record Macintosh computer sales and the shipment of 1.12 million iPhones.
Apple has reported strong earnings for its fourth quarter, boosted by record Macintosh computer sales and the shipment of 1.12 million iPhones.
Hitachi Global Storage Technologies has developed technology it claims will quadruple the storage capacity of desktop hard drives.
A fast growth rate and recent acquisitions in the US and Europe will extend Acer's lead over Lenovo Group as the world's third-largest PC vendor behind HP and Dell, according to a new study released by Gartner.
Hewlett-Packard on Monday agreed in principle to resolve the stock-options back-dating suit facing Mercury Interactive, which it acquired in 2006. HP has agreed to pay US$117.5 million (NZ$154 million).
An US man says his iPod Nano caught fire in his pants.
In its second quarter, Research In Motion reported better growth in its non-enterprise business than in the enterprise market, as the company continues to push into the consumer space.
With the hype surrounding the iPhone reaching critical mass on June 29 in the U.S., Apple Inc. wants to ensure third-party vendors sell accessories engineered to work properly with its multimedia cell phone.
Web search giant Google is bringing television content to users via its video search engine, Google Video, which was launched by the company on Tuesday.
Intel and Via Technologies have reached a settlement that resolves all pending patent infringement lawsuits between the companies relating to chipsets and microprocessors.
Microsoft doing all it can to slow movement down
Napster, the controversial Web site for swapping music files, has another "record" to its credit: its file-sharing software is the fastest-growing software application ever among US home users, according to a study released by Jupiter Media Metrix on Thursday.
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