The world might have recovered a bit from the recent news of Steve Job’s resignation from Apple Inc. As Chief Executive Officer. It’s a good time to focus on the man who will be filling his shoes, Apple’s former Chief Operating Officer, Tim Cook.
NAME: Steven Paul Jobs
AGE: 56
BORN: Feb. 24, 1955, in San Francisco and adopted by Paul and Clara Jobs
Other than the upcoming products of Apple, there are questions whether the new CEO will have the unique insights, charisma, vigor or even luck that exiting Steve Jobs had.
Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs resigned Wednesday as chief executive officer. He was succeeded by chief operating officer and right-hand man Tim Cook but will continue to serve as chairman of the board.
After unveiling the iPad 2 tablet, the Mac OS X Lion operating system, the iCloud, the MacBook Air laptops, Apple Inc. made its biggest announcement this year on Wednesday, and its not the highly anticipated iPhone 5: Steve Jobs is resigning as chief executive of Apple.
Steve Jobs has resigned as Apple Inc. Chief Executive on Wednesday citing that he can no longer meet his duties and expectations to the company.
Rumor has it that Apple is bound to invest one billion U.S. dollars on a Sharp factory, according to a Reuters report.
Samsung accuses Apple of copying its tablet design from the 1968 film “2001: A Space Odyssey.” The Korean company states that Director Stanley Kubrick designed the iPad2, not Apple.
Just days after the iPad knocked out one of its competitors in the tablet market another arises to take its place. Lenovo has announced that its ThinkPad is now available online for pre-orders.
In a bizarre patent defense, Samsung points to filmmaker Stanley Kubrick as the original designer of the iPad and not Apple.
New research has revealed your phone can actually make you sexier. A survey by social dating community Zoosk.com shows 46 per cent of males and 63 per cent of females rate the Apple iPhone the sexiest model.
Even before E.T. and his friends return, some entities already here on earth are set for world domination. After Hewlett-Packard announced that it will be giving up the tablet business (notwithstanding that it has yet to recover anything from the $1.2 billion it paid to buy Palm Inc's WebOS last year), HP TouchPad's prices were slashed from $399 to $99 per unit. Immediately, demand for the tablet skyrocketed.
With the HP TouchPad selling for only $100 this weekend enterprising modders are looking to import Google's Android OS to replace the TouchPad's less than stellar WebOS. HacknMod is holding a contest that offers $1500 for any techie who can get Android on the HP Tablet.
New owners or would-be buyers shouldn't despair. In this case, here are Top 10 cool and crazy but amazing "useful" (or "lame") suggestions for a new lease on life for the dying HP TouchPad,
It’s one less competitor for the lucrative tablet market as Hewlett-Packard revealed last week its intent to shift its core operation from hardware business to a premium information technology service provider yet current market leader Apple is not taking any chances.
Hewlett-Packard had high hopes for its HP TouchPad: being the largest vendor of desktops and laptops, it had hoped that its tablet would be able to compete with Apple's iPad.
Electronics retailer Harvey Norman has ordered its franchises to stop selling HP's TouchPad tablet, after the product manufacturer said it would no longer be making the device.
What is behind Google's thinking and what kinds of outcomes can we realistically expect?
A report this week from 9to5mac.com, citing sources inside Apple, says that the Cupertino, Calif.-based company has been deciding between an Oct. 7 or Oct. 14 launch date. . If Apple waits for next year, it won't be able to join other vendors taking advantage of lucrative sales during the holiday season.
Nearly 27,000 South Korean iPhone users are suing Apple for $26 million in a class action lawsuit for alleged privacy violations over the collection of user location information.
Sony Corp. is dropping the price of its PlayStation 3 gaming console by US$50 or 17 percent, as it looks to spur demand for the 5-year old console ahead of the year-end shopping season. Taiwan-based component makers, DigiTimes reported that production on the PS4 will start at the end of this year, and the new console will be launched next year.
Anyone eagerly waiting for the release of Windows 8 would want to check out Microsoft's new blog, Building Windows 8 which will streamline communications between developers, customers and manufacturers.
Sony is cutting the price of its PlayStation 3 gaming console by $50, in a move designed to drum up more demand for the 5-year old console as competitors like Nintendo also slashed prices on their gaming consoles.
Apple has plans to launch the next generation iPhone on Friday, October 7, according to a report on 9to5mac.com.
Sony Computer Entertainment lowered the worldwide price of its PlayStation 3 by another $50 on Tuesday, knocking its 160GB model to $249, and its 320GB model to $299.
Google acquiring Motorola Mobility, the maker of Droid smartphones and Xoom tablets for $12.5 billion has shocked the tech industry but what does it mean for the end user? Will the Google and Motorola merger even affect the ordinary user on the street?
Sources inside Apple's supply chain partners say the company has canceled plans for an iPad 3 launch later this year because of production constraints on the Retina Display, DigiTimes reports.
Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) signed a deal to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: MMI) total of $12.5 billion. While Google has assured that the Android will continue to be open source, and thus available to other smartphone makers, questions remain as to how Google will beef up its newly owned Motorola when the Android platform is also being 'freely' made available to Motorola's rivals.
Acer Group Inc., the Taiwanese firm known for the Aspire desktops and laptops, is joining the tablet war with its the 7-inch Acer Iconia Tab and is hoping to cash in the surging demand for smartphones with the wild looking Acer Iconia Smart.
Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) signed a deal to acquire Motorola Mobility Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: MMI) total of $12.5 billion. While Google has assured that the Android will continue to be open source, and thus available to other smartphone makers, questions remain as to how Google will beef up its newly owned Motorola when the Android platform is also being 'freely' made available to Motorola's rivals.
