Steve Jobs must be one happy camper this week. AAPL stock owners must be even happier. Apple’s stock slowly climbed higher and higher, peaking at a number that was enough to value the company as the second highest on the market at $267.5 billion. Apple’s stock was at $292.76 a share at that time, but has since slipped back down to $288.92. This again puts the company at a $263.9 billion, just below the $265.5 billion valuation of PetroChina. Exxon Mobil is still at the top of the charts.

“Apple and Microsoft are on opposite trajectories in terms of their cash reserves” say recent reports, and we don’t really need those reports to tell us that either. These differences have recently become more evident then ever, both from the fail of Vista and Apple’s rather large jump in market share. Now, with recent three-year more »

Recently, Apple Inc. started distributed songs without copy protection at it’s online music store. But, are users aware of whether the songs purchased are actually 100% DRM-Free? According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the online consumer rights group added it had recognized a large amount of unaccounted users’ information which includes your name and email more »