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Apple files another patent, this time wireless charging

Apple files another patent, this time wireless charging

Apple would patent its mother if it could. Still, here's another paper that the company has filed, this time about wireless charging.


Apple has one-day sale, average discount less than 10%

Apple has one-day sale, average discount less than 10%

Apple's having a one-day sale today. The prices are better than the RRPs, but unless you're buying accessories, the discounts are a disappointment.


What is Apple's Fusion Drive?

What is Apple's Fusion Drive?

At its 23 October event, Apple announced a new type of storage device, called Fusion Drive, which combines 120GB of flash storage and a regular platter-based hard drive of up to 3TB.


Apple unveils new iMacs

Apple unveils new iMacs

At its iPad Mini event, Apple showed off what it said is its thinnest desktop computer to date.


Apple may phase out iPad 2 to make room for iPad Mini

Apple may phase out iPad 2 to make room for iPad Mini

The iPad 2 may be on the chopping block as Apple streamlines its iPad line-up, according to an Evercore Partners analyst.


Apple in the post-Jobs era: five hits and misses

Apple in the post-Jobs era: five hits and misses

Apple is now entering its second year without co-founder Steve Jobs. CNET rounds down five hits and five misses during 2012.


Apple rejoins EPEAT, Retina MacBook Pro makes the grade

Apple rejoins EPEAT, Retina MacBook Pro makes the grade

After withdrawing its portfolio from EPEAT last week, Apple is once again amongst its fold.


Apple withdraws from EPEAT

Apple withdraws from EPEAT

Coinciding with the launch of the MacBook Pro with Retina display, Apple is no longer claiming to be EPEAT Gold certified.


Italy threatens Apple with fine, temporary closure

Italy threatens Apple with fine, temporary closure

Antitrust authorities allege that Apple failed to inform Italian customers about free two-year warranty, as it pushed for-pay tech support contracts.


Why go Retina? Apple dishes out lots of reasons

Why go Retina? Apple dishes out lots of reasons

Apple, of course, has to justify the AU$2500 starting price for a computer. So it's offering plenty reasons for you to get a Retina MacBook Pro.


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