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  • Apple reportedly testing curved glass for 'iWatch'

    Apple reportedly testing curved glass for 'iWatch'

    Apple's much-rumoured smart wristwatch may feature a curved glass display that will set it apart from competitors, according to The New York Times. 1

  • Apple's refreshed iPod Touch, new-look iPod Nano

    Apple's refreshed iPod Touch, new-look iPod Nano

    Sharing the stage with the iPhone 5 today, Apple's iPod range has received a major update, with a new, taller Nano design and a new-look iPod Touch. 1

  • What the iPhone 5 event means for the iPod

    What the iPhone 5 event means for the iPod

    Since 2004, Apple's September/October announcements have always included an iPod refresh, and there's no reason to believe that this week's unveiling will break with tradition.

  • 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. 2

  • Why we would've been better off without the iPod

    Why we would've been better off without the iPod

    Imagine a world where Apple never revolutionised digital music and it might not be that bad a place. In fact, it could be an improvement.

  • Tim Cook is making Apple friendlier, more bureaucratic: report

    Tim Cook is making Apple friendlier, more bureaucratic: report

    According to a new feature in Fortune magazine, Apple CEO Tim Cook has dramatically changed some things at Apple, making it more corporate than Steve Jobs might have liked. 1

  • How Apple minimises its tax bill: report

    How Apple minimises its tax bill: report

    Following on from its earlier reports on Foxconn and Apple's practice of sending manufacturing overseas, The New York Times is once again putting Apple under the microscope, with a new, in-depth report about the tactics the company uses to cut its global tax bill by billions of dollars every year. 1

  • Dear Tim Cook: Apple is not the world's tech inventor

    Dear Tim Cook: Apple is not the world's tech inventor

    Steve Jobs is famous for borrowing a phrase that may or may not have originated with Pablo Picasso: "Good artists copy; great artists steal". He said in the documentary Triumph of the Nerds that Apple "has always been shameless about stealing great ideas". 1

  • Tech Time Machine: 9 April

    Tech Time Machine: 9 April

    Do you love listening to songs stored on your phone or CDs in your car?

  • CEO Cook visits Apple factory

    CEO Cook visits Apple factory

    Apple CEO Tim Cook has visited a Foxconn factory in China where iPhones are manufactured as the company grapples with criticism over its handling of working conditions in its supply chain.

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