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Apple takes bigger bite of video editing

Apple takes bigger bite of video editing 04/19/2004 10:59 AM
Personal Computer World Apr 19 2004 3:42PM GMT

Upgrade Could Lead Apple To Bigger Bite
Of Market

Upgrade Could Lead Apple To Bigger Bite
Of Market 10/29/2003 12:11 AM
I think Panther is going to bring about a major increase in the number of people switching to Macs from Windows. Let's face it, Windows is a security nightmare. By Mike Wendland (Detroit Free Press via MyAppleMenu)

Mozilla takes bite out of IE

Mozilla takes bite out of IE 07/12/2004 08:52 AM
Security concerns drive browser defection

Komodo 2.0 takes a bite out of
development

Komodo 2.0 takes a bite out of
development 02/01/2003 02:08 AM
CNET Feb 1 2003 1:25AM ET

3G for business: Orange takes a bite

3G for business: Orange takes a bite 07/02/2004 11:13 AM
ZDNet Jul 2 2004 3:02PM GMT

Yahoo takes bite out of Claria adware

Yahoo takes bite out of Claria adware 08/06/2004 04:58 PM
ZDNet Aug 6 2004 9:18PM GMT

Laser treatment takes bite out of gum
disease

Laser treatment takes bite out of gum
disease 08/04/2004 09:34 AM
globetechnology.com Aug 4 2004 1:47PM GMT

Hacker takes bite out of Apple's iTunes

Hacker takes bite out of Apple's iTunes 08/13/2004 01:45 AM
The Norwegian hacker famous for cracking DVD encryption reveals the public key for AirPort Express.

Symantec takes bite off virus-ID spam

Symantec takes bite off virus-ID spam 05/17/2004 11:44 AM
ZDNet May 17 2004 2:41PM GMT

Norwegian hacker takes a bite out of
Apple's iTunes

Norwegian hacker takes a bite out of
Apple's iTunes 08/12/2004 11:33 AM
ZDNet UK Aug 12 2004 3:43PM GMT

Taking A Bite Out Of Apple

Taking A Bite Out Of Apple 04/15/2005 01:10 AM

Yes, Apple creates super cool products, but the insular mindset of Steve Jobs et al is causing it to fall behind in the race to provide video over the internet. By Tony Perkins, AlwaysOn

Litigants Take Bite Out of Apple

Litigants Take Bite Out of Apple 02/11/2004 05:44 AM
Five class-action suits are filed against the maker of the popular iPod digital music player. The iPod's battery life isn't what Apple said it was, the litigants charge.

Putting the Bite on Apple

Putting the Bite on Apple 04/16/2004 04:51 AM
RealNetworks wants to cut a digital music deal with Apple, according to a memo leaked to The New York Times. If it doesn't get one, it's threatening to go running off with Microsoft.

Apple: It May Be Too Late To Take A Bite

Apple: It May Be Too Late To Take A Bite 02/05/2005 09:39 PM

Besides a reflected glow as part-owner of today's most glamorous gadgeteer, what does 77 a share get an Apple buyer? By Robert Barker, BusinessWeek

BW: 'It may be too late to take a bite
(of Apple)'

BW: 'It may be too late to take a bite
(of Apple)' 02/05/2005 10:09 PM
In his column for BusinessWeek, Robert Barker's "The Barker Portfolio" looks at Apple's financial success and huge stock climb and ponders how this affects current and future investors in the company...

Microsoft Hopes To Take Big Bite Out Of
Apple

Microsoft Hopes To Take Big Bite Out Of
Apple 08/31/2004 12:30 AM
FinancialWire Aug 31 2004 5:14AM GMT

IBM Debuts 64-Bit Chip - Will Apple
Bite?

IBM Debuts 64-Bit Chip - Will Apple
Bite? 03/20/2003 01:05 PM
IBM has unveiled a 64-bit chip that can process data at twice the rate of current PC processors. According to published reports, the new chip may be used in Apple desktop computers and servers in the future.

Apple to bite into gaming market?

Apple to bite into gaming market? 04/08/2005 12:00 PM
Neilsen Entertainment on Thursday revealed results of a study concluding that men spend more money on video games than on music. According to Neilsen spending on games has become the second ranked purchased category for males behind DVDs and in front of CDs, MP3 and music purchases. As we can see in the figures from Nintendo and Sony for the first few days of sales of the companies new handheld systems, game and console sales are going well. Sony managed to snag 500,000 customers of its PlayStation Portable (PSP) within the first two days of its North American release, generating over $150 million at retailers. The company boasted that what makes the $150 million mark "all the more spectacular," is that "PSP sales were achieved during a traditionally slower non-holiday season launch, and during a period when many retailers were closed for Easter." The launch of PSP was everything the company had hoped for, according to Sony Computer Entertainment America president and CEO Kaz Hirai. "In only two weeks, PSP is having an immediate impact across the entire industry as consumers are clearly voting it the product of the year in 2005." Nintendo sold nearly 87,000 units of the Nintendo DS in the first two days alone in the UK. Several retailers in the UK opened at midnight so DS fans could be the first to purchase the device. As of launch time in the UK of the DS, Nintendo sold more than 3 million units worldwide. At the end of March, the company announced that sales in the UK surpassed 500,000 since the March 11 release. "The launch of Nintendo DS in the UK has been an unprecedented success; breaking all expected sales figures and even exceeding our expectations. Nintendo fans, new and old, have embraced the Nintendo DS and have left no doubt that it is the new must have handheld console," Nintendo UK General Manager David Yarnton said. "Nintendo set out to create a new way of hand-held gaming, offering an innovative and enjoyable experience and with the new Nintendo DS, and we have certainly accomplished this." The success of the Nintendo DS has even helped Nintendo prepare for the launch of its upcoming Nintendo World Store set to open in New York City this spring. The store will allow visitors to try out new and unreleased games for Nintendo DS, Nintendo GameCube and Game Boy Advance SP at sampling bars and interactive stations. The two-story mega-complex will also be the new home of Pokémon Center and will host a myriad of Nintendo merchandise, accessories, DVDs and Pokémon trading cards. With the gaming market so strong and continually growing, why doesn't Apple break into the burgeoning $35 billion annual global video game market? Well, maybe it plans to. According to an anonymous report, MacRumors.com was told that Apple and ATI have been discussing either creating or purchasing a game development unit. Creating a games division could help attract more PC users to switch to the Macintosh platform. The website also noted that Apple appears serious about improving gaming performance on the Mac as recent reports have noted that Apple, ATI and NVidia are actively recruiting developers to improve OpenGL performance. Since game sales are above and beyond sales of CDs, digital music, and other music purchases, perhaps Apple would be wise to break into the increasingly popular (not to mention, incredibly profitable) gaming market... just in case it doesn't reach the forcasted 23.5 million iPod sales mark in 2006, or continue to have one million downloaded songs per day from the iTunes Music Store.

Apple Tries To Bite Into
High-Performance Market

Apple Tries To Bite Into
High-Performance Market 07/06/2004 12:19 AM
With the announcement that it is providing 1,566 servers to an Army supercomputer project, Apple is making a move into the high-performance computing market that may open new doors for the company. By Michael Hardy, Federal Computer Week (via MyAppleMenu)

Apple to take bite of European Internet
music market (AFP)

Apple to take bite of European Internet
music market (AFP) 06/15/2004 08:29 AM
AFP - US computer maker Apple is expected to unveil in London the European version of its popular online music service iTunes, invading a market US rival Napster entered last month.

Is Apple Computer Inc. Getting Ready To
Take Another Bite Out Of The Twin
Cities?

Is Apple Computer Inc. Getting Ready To
Take Another Bite Out Of The Twin
Cities? 04/17/2004 02:11 AM
A third Apple Store in this market comes as Gateway Inc. recently closed its 188 stores nationwide, including a location close to Rosedale. By Star Tribune (via MyAppleMenu)

Firm sweetens Mac virus tool, but will
Apple-ites bite?

Firm sweetens Mac virus tool, but will
Apple-ites bite? 06/23/2004 03:36 PM
Sophos updates its antivirus program for Mac OS X. But with no major Mac attacks on the books, it may be a hard sell.

Dell Wants A Bigger Piece Of The School
Pie; How Badly Does Apple?

Dell Wants A Bigger Piece Of The School
Pie; How Badly Does Apple? 06/23/2004 10:50 AM
It's past time for Apple to renew -- really renew -- its focus on the education market. By Dennis Sellers, Macsimum (via MyAppleMenu)

Ian takes on the new Apple 30"

Ian takes on the new Apple 30" 07/03/2004 01:45 PM
Ian Griffiths goes into a thorough explanation about high-dpi monitors in his latest two entries. The first entry talks about Apple's new 30" monster monitor settling on 100dpi and how high dpi does not cause eyestrain, but OSs not supporting high-dpi is the cause. The second entry offers up an alternative monitor from ViewSonic called the VP2290b and once again he provides more information then you know about how monitors work and that he uses a 150dpi monitor with 9pt font.

Real takes aim at Apple

Real takes aim at Apple 08/17/2004 05:38 PM
RealNetworks makes its music pitch with a half-price sale and the release of Harmony software. Also: Rob Glaser wants to play along with Apple.

Microsoft takes aim at Apple iTunes

Microsoft takes aim at Apple iTunes 09/03/2004 04:54 AM
iafrica.com Sep 3 2004 9:12AM GMT

Apple Takes Initiative With Oracle

Apple Takes Initiative With Oracle 12/17/2004 06:27 PM

Apple and a number of industry leaders are teaming up with Oracle in Resilient Low-Cost Storage Initiative, which will help organizations use modular, low cost storage arrays in both department and enterprise environments. By Macworld UK

Microsoft takes a shot at Apple

Microsoft takes a shot at Apple 09/02/2004 04:18 AM
Evening Standard Sep 2 2004 8:43AM GMT

Cybersquatter takes Apple to High Court

Cybersquatter takes Apple to High Court 03/29/2005 01:47 PM
Benjamin Cohen, former owner of the iTunes.co.uk domain name, will be taking Apple to the High Court to try and overturn a ruling from a domain registry that stated the domain name should be transferred to Apple. Apple issued proceedings against Cohen in December through the UK internet registry Nominet, claiming ownership of the domain should be transferred to Apple because it holds the iTunes trademark. The company won a legal battle against Cohen earlier in March as Nominet claimed that he had made an "abusive registration" and ruled that the domain name should be transferred to Apple. Cohen will be applying to the High Court on Tuesday or Wednesday for a judicial review. "We feel that the procedure that Nominet utilise to settle disputes is unfair and biased towards big business at the expense of legitimate small British companies," Cohen told The Guardian. "It's a matter of principle now. I paid for it and if Apple had contacted me nicely without lawyers we would have sold it to them."

Apple Takes Simple Approach To Pages

Apple Takes Simple Approach To Pages 02/05/2005 09:39 PM

Pages is minimalist software for users who simply want to write something and save it. By Crayton Harrison, Dallas Morning News

Apple Takes Aim at Microsoft With Tiger
Server

Apple Takes Aim at Microsoft With Tiger
Server 07/09/2004 04:41 PM
It's not just the usual server players who are hoping to capitalize on Microsoft's NT Server 4.0 phase-out at the end of this year. Apple, with its new Tiger Server NT migration tool, is champing at the bit, too, for a chance to try to steal away some disenfranchised Microsoft customers.

WWDC: Apple Takes Potshots at Microsoft

WWDC: Apple Takes Potshots at Microsoft 06/28/2004 08:27 AM

You know, this is the sort of snarky attitude that people like from Apple. These shots from WWDC show a giant OSX 10.4 "Tiger" disc, with the phrases, "Introducing Longhorn," "Redmond, We have a problem," "This should keep Redmond busy," and "Redmond, start your photocopiers." Ooh, the burn!

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Microsoft takes Apple approach to
security

Microsoft takes Apple approach to
security 08/09/2004 10:00 AM
Microsoft has finally finished the long-awaited upgrade for Windows XP, which should be available to PC users in August. The second major update since XP was released in October 2001 focuses on fixing the security holes that have plagued it in recent months. Microsoft has followed Apple's lead in turning all the security features on by default, rather then leaving the OS wide-open to attacks. As well as making virus-writers' and hackers' work that much more difficult, the update could also spell the end for the pop-up ad. Internet Explorer 6 will be set to block pop-ups by default, trailing all the other major browsers that have long had built-in pop-up blocking.

Apple takes on spotty PowerBook displays

Apple takes on spotty PowerBook displays 09/26/2004 01:15 PM
If your PowerBook has a blotchy appearance, was manufactured between July 2003 and November 2003 and its serial number falls between V7334xxxxxx and V7345xxxxxx or QT331xxxxxx and QT339xxxxxx, you may be entitled to a new LCD. Call your local Apple contact center, or drop by your local Apple retail store or Apple Authorized Service Provider (AASP) if you think you have a claim.

Apple takes Playfair bullying to India

Apple takes Playfair bullying to India 04/16/2004 11:50 AM
Playfair is the program that removes the use-restriction wrapper from your iTunes Music Store tracks. It used to be hosted on SourceForge, but they chickened out when Apple sent them a bullying note demanding takedown under the ludicrous and loathesome DMCA. Playfair moved to a host in India, which apparently has no such law, but now Apple has nastygrammed the Indian hosts too, resulting in another takedown while the Indians get some legal advice. Gee, Apple, you really can't buy publicity like this. Well, you can. But why would you want to? Link (via /.)

Apple Takes No. 5 In January MP3 Player
Sales

Apple Takes No. 5 In January MP3 Player
Sales 03/14/2003 12:15 AM
MacNN via MyAppleMenu

Apple takes fifth in January retail
desktop sales

Apple takes fifth in January retail
desktop sales 03/13/2003 10:20 AM
Bloomberg reports that Apple grabbed 3.8% of US desktop retail sales in January as ranked in dollar terms...

Apple Takes Over London Station For iPod
Shuffle

Apple Takes Over London Station For iPod
Shuffle 03/17/2005 03:09 AM

Apple has launched a major advertising campaign in the UK for the iPod shuffle, including taking over a London Underground station, turning it into an "exclusive iPod zone." By Ian Betteridge, Extreme iPod

Apple Takes Regent Street Office Space

Apple Takes Regent Street Office Space 12/22/2004 01:13 AM

By Macworld UK

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