Hardware 
Sprint to sell iPhone 4, 4S with unlimited data – Forbes
Sprint says it will sell not just Apple’s new iPhone 4S, but also the older iPhone 4. It plans to keep unlimited data plans for both models. It’s the first time Sprint Nextel Corp. gets to sell any iPhones. Apple … Continue reading
Apple Shares Decline Jobs’ Death – NewsMax.com
To maintain Apple’s growth, he will have to push into more new markets, continue the company’s Asian expansion and execute a shift to cloud computing. Microsoft, Intel Apple’s stock price has risen more than 9,000 percent since Jobs …
Apple Talk: Steve Jobs RIP – Why we all owe him a debt of thanks – Silicon.com
We can all praise Steve Jobs’ individual creations, such as the Apple II, the iPhone or the iPad. But his true importance runs far deeper than the sum of those objects, says Seb Janacek. In the coming days, the web … Continue reading
Apple Shares Decline After Co-Founder Steve Jobs Passes Away – BusinessWeek
To maintain Apple’s growth, he will have to push into more new markets, continue the company’s Asian expansion and execute a shift to cloud computing. Microsoft, Intel Apple’s stock price has risen more than 9,000 percent since Jobs …
Tears and tributes for Steve Jobs in China – CNN
“The fact that Apple stores, not just its products themselves, have been copied, shows that it is not just about hardware. The whole Apple experience is something that consumers aspire to,” Clark said. “The world has lost a true hero … Continue reading
Apple Uses Intel’s Nehalem Die Shot in A5 CPU Slide – Toms Hardware
At the Apple event with the big iPhone 4S reveal, the company took the time to highlight again its A5 processor – the same processor that’s been running in the iPad 2 since earlier this year. The leap from the … Continue reading
Apple Uses Intel’s Nehalem Die Shot in A5 CPU Slide – Toms Hardware
At the Apple event with the big iPhone 4S reveal, the company took the time to highlight again its A5 processor – the same processor that’s been running in the iPad 2 since earlier this year. The leap from the … Continue reading
Not everything was perfect: 7 products Jobs got wrong – Greensboro News & Record
Apple III (1981) — The successor to the very popular Apple II was focused on business users and priced accordingly. Unfortunately, the hardware was unreliable. Apple lost the business market to the IBM PC, launched the same year, and a … Continue reading
Dear Steve, Thanks. – Wired News
I graduated to MiniDisk and after a while produced an EP on a hardware 8-track digital workstation. These tools were crude but functional in an era where software DAWs were filled with promise but not available on entry-level budgets yet. … Continue reading
