Hardware

“More, the legal theory of attacking a new market entrant for anti-competitive pricing is surprising. Apple’s iPad hardware and iBooks software have an estimated 10 to 15 percent of the market share in e-books. Our ambiguous antitrust laws are now … Continue reading →

“More, the legal theory of attacking a new market entrant for anti-competitive pricing is surprising. Apple’s iPad hardware and iBooks software have an estimated 10 to 15 percent of the market share in e-books. Our ambiguous antitrust laws are now … Continue reading →

So I would think it has some merit. We should also keep in mind that Apple, Google, Intel, and others have been investigated since 2009 (I believe), and recently much more aggressively so, by the DOJ for colluding to maintain … Continue reading →

So I would think it has some merit. We should also keep in mind that Apple, Google, Intel, and others have been investigated since 2009, and recently much more aggressively so, by the DOJ for colluding to maintain and even … Continue reading →

The idea behind the ultrabook is an excellent one: to create slim, powerful, long-lasting laptops that can compete with Apple’s MacBook Pro and Air, but the name itself is a trademarked Intel marketing term. That means a PC maker has … Continue reading →

Nokia, Microsoft and Qualcomm mimicked Apple and its iPhone by closely tying together hardware and software in the new phone to produce greater efficiencies in production, IHS said. “For the Lumia 900, Nokia and Microsoft worked in close partnership with … Continue reading →

“One of Apple’s advantages over Android has been the company’s complete control of both the hardware and operating system software, helping it to produce efficient and economical iPhone designs,” Rassweiler said. According to an IHS iSuppli …

Apple calls the displays on its iPhone … In fact, 1366 x 768 pixel displays have only just become more common than 1024 x 768 pixel screens. But Intel envisions a day when laptop displays will offer the same retina-style pixel … Continue reading →

It cross-checks your Mac’s unique hardware with its own database of machines that have been compromised. If it doesn’t find your machine, you’re in the clear. Jeremiah Grossman, Chief Technology Officer at White Hat Security, told CNET via email that … Continue reading →

This is just one example of many that you’ll come across if you compare upgrade prices on the App site to the true cost of the hardware. I understand that companies need to turn a profit, but some of Apple’s … Continue reading →