Hardware

Just confining ourselves to tech houses, IBM, Intel, Cisco Systems, EMC, Oracle and Google seem pricey compared with Apple.  None of these properties is without problems ahead in terms of renewing themselves, maintaining profit margins and …

Apple Inc., without much effort on its part … Nothing touches the speed of adoption of the iPad,” he said. Microsoft and Intel Corp. have dominated the office technology market for three decades, accounting for almost all the personal computers … Continue reading →

Munster points out that an Apple TV set is more than just a piece of hardware with fancy features–it requires a complex content component. Munster has outlined three content scenarios for Apple: a TiVo model (Apple makes the hardware and … Continue reading →

We have always believed that Apple with its strong negotiating power over suppliers would be able to manage these supply issues better than rivals (Read Apple Update: Should Avoid Supply Disruptions that Hit Intel).

Not only isn’t the Windows 8 software written, no hardware exists for it. In addition, if you want to prepare yourself for future versions of windows your best bet is to by a Mac. Typically takes 1+ generations for the … Continue reading →

The show included close to 300 companies offering Apple third-party technologies. The Macworld/iWorld First Looks program showcased more than 100 of the newest innovations in software, hardware, peripherals, accessories and apps for the Apple …

Koh stated yesterday that the companies must defend themselves from the plaintiffs’ complaints. The seven companies, Apple, Google, Intel, Adobe, Intuit, Lucasfilm, and Pixar, allegedly entered an illegal agreement to not recruit employees from each other.

Apple (NSDQ:AAPL – News) has accused Samsung of “slavishly copying” its hardware designs; but whether or not that is true, one area where Samsung is taking a note from Apple is in how it debuts its big products. The company … Continue reading →

“The hardware could be ready quickly, but the timing and scope of a revamped TV content solution is unclear,” he wrote. Noting that Apple only enters markets with the goal of reinventing them (such as smartphones and MP3 players), Munster … Continue reading →

According to rocker Neil Young, former Apple CEO Steve Jobs was working on a project to bring higher-quality music to the masses. In an interview during the D: Dive Into Media conference on Tuesday, Young said he was collaborating with … Continue reading →