Category: Apple Day

Apple today announced financial results for its fiscal 2008 first quarter ended December 29, 2007…

Movie rentals weren’t the only digital-media news to come out of last week’s Macworld Expo keynote. Apple and 20th Century Fox are collaborating on iTunes Digital Copy, a program where you get an iTunes-compatible version of a movie when your purchase the physical DVD. The program promises to save you the time and hassle of ripping DVDs yourself. Dan Frakes looks into whether it delivers.

Keynote Theme Park has released its first HD theme for Apple’s Keynote and two of its products are also available in Apple retail stores.

We close out our reporters’ notebook from a busy Macworld Expo week, with James Galbraith’s account of the latest happenings in the display market.

For the second year in a row, the Games Pavilion at Macworld Expo was a lackluster affair. And there’s plenty of blame to go around.

Apple’s new MacBook Air is “the Cube 2.0,” according to CNET’s Molly Wood…

SimulScribe, LLC., a co-defendant with Apple, Inc. in the patent infringement lawsuit recently filed by Klausner Technologies, has settled…

Aspyr plans a new installment of The Sims Stories for Mac users in early 2008.

Screenshots of the yet-to-be-released Mac OS X 10.5.2 mega-update from Apple…

WaterField Designs, a San Francisco manufacturer of custom-fitted computer cases and bags…

Here’s the latest entry in the what-you-want, when-you-want-it movie download race: HBO…

Macworld Expo organizers reported today more attendees than last year and 475 companies exhibited at the event.

Jim Dempsey finds a good introduction to Adobe’s Creative Suite CS3 in a new book from Sams.

Travelocity is now offering a Web site optimized for the iPhone and iPod touch.

Microsoft on Monday changed its mind again, saying it will allow users to run Vista Home Basic and Vista Home Premium as guest operating systems on a virtual machine…