Ken Segall’s new book “Insanely Simple” reveals that Steve Jobs planned a Willy Wonka style celebration for the millionth iMac purchaser, but was foiled by California law.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has had a meeting with Ferrari President and Chairman Luca di Montezemolo to discuss their companies values and goals.
Apple has announced its Q2 2012 financial results, and the information in the report gives us a peek at just what a powerhouse the little company that could from Cupertino has become.
Apple is in the middle of one of the most stunning financial runs in the history of corporate America. The company is currently averaging nearly $4 billion in monthly profit. It is sitting on a pile of cash amounting to $110 billion. This could just be the beginning.
After being appointed in January, John Browett has finally taken up his position as Senior VP of Retail at Apple, receiving $60 million in stock options in the process.
Alongside the announcement of WWDC this morning, Apple also opened nominations for the 2012 Apple Design Awards, designed to reflect the best and most innovative apps created by Mac and iOS developers around the world.
Apple has announced that their highly anticipated World-Wide Developer Conference will take place from June 11th to June 15th this year (as we previously suggested), and will focus on the future of OS X and iOS.
Apple has been involved in a lot of legal disputes in recent years, but neither Apple nor Tim Cook enjoy these legal battles. In fact Tim Cook states that he’d prefer to settle their legal cases, if only other companies would “invent their own stuff…”
It has recently emerged that Apple might be considering implementing this technology into their devices, a technology that leaves experts bitterly divided.
Apple’s already massive cash reserves are continuing to grow at an astounding rate. Apple’s Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer revealed during Apple’s recent quarterly earnings call that the company now has over $110 billion in the bank.
Following Apple’s announcement of record earnings for Q2 2012, investors have driven Apple’s stock like wildfire. Shares have been pushed near the $600 per share milestone once again, and the stock is up over 7% in after-hours trading.
Apple has just announced their Q2 2012 financial results for the period ending on March 31,2012, revealing an all-time record quarterly revenue of $39.2 billion, and raking in a healthy $11.6 billion in profits.
There’s no disputing the fact that Apple is huge, but it can be useful to put the matter into perspective – just how big is Apple? This intriguing infographic can help put it all into perspective.
Linux inventor Linus Torvalds has revealed in an interview with TechCrunch that he adores his Macbook Air, calling it ‘special’.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talked about the early days of the company he started with Steve Jobs in the 1970s. He also revealed he was designing circuits, and learning about computers at a young age.
Comments from a Proview Technology lawyer shows that the company thinks it’s “likely” to make an out of court settlement with Apple over the iPad trademark dispute currently before the Guangdong High Court in southern China. A Proview attorney told the Associated Press that the company always expected to settle with Apple.
