Apple is remaining confident that it will sell ten million iPhones this year, but is still keeping quiet about plans to introduce a new 3G model of the device. Apple’s CFO, Peter Oppenheimer refused to comment on anything to do with the rumors of a 3G iPhone. Oppenheimer however did say that the company is more »

After a rather dismal first part of the calendar year, with AAPL shedding over $80 at its worst, things are looking very up for Apple, with many analysts reversing their downgrading of stock estimates for the company. RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky raised his target price to $190 a share, Goldman Sachs analyst David more »

2007 was a great year for Apple in the business world. The 2007 market share results for Mac OS X showed that in businesses, Mac OS X usage tripled to 4.2%, just over 2% lower than Vista, at 6.3%. Windows XP declined during the same period, and it seems a shame that Apple doesn’t capitalize more »

According to recent figures from NPD MusicWatch revealed by Ars Technica, Apple has become the leading music retailer in the US, overtaking Wal-Mart for the first time. Another interesting statistic from the report is that one-in-four music sales in the US are now in the form of paid downloads: 70.9 per cent of music sold more »

Apple Computer took a turn into a new industry with the release of the MessagePad running the Newton OS, but many are just calling it ‘Newton’. The device boasts a 20mhz chip, 4mb ROM, and 640kb of RAM – not to mention a single PCMCIA-slot. When it comes to battery life, the device gets surprisingly more »

This is not the first time Steve Jobs has been commented on his CEO position at Apple. Steve Jobs has made Barron’s fourth annual list of the 30 best corporate leaders worldwide. The magazine attributes him to being a “consummate innovator”, and ““arguably is the world’s most valuable CEO.” ”[His] whose unexpected departure could cut more »

Last week, BlueAir Inc. filed a 4-page complaint against Apple in the Illinois district court. BlueAir accuses Apple for bad sales last summer, and blames it on using their trademark term “airPOD”. BlueAir are charging that Apple is creating the controversy here between the parties – and causing harm by threats of trademark infringement and more »

Who ever said that Apple doesn’t love business users? According to some sources, AT&T is set to launch a new iPhone plan for business customers on January 21st. The “business” iPhone is technically the same as every other iPhone with one small difference – business customers get a $25 per month corporate discount. Not too more »