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Windows' new saleswoman talks '7'
Insight newsmaker Microsoft Vice President Tami Reller discusses the new operating system, the growing role of netbooks and the intense war of words with Apple.
Tags: Windows 7, Personal Computers, Computer, Kylie, Microsoft Corp., Windows 7, Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows 7, Customer, Microsoft Windows XP
Security features expected within Mac OS X Leopard
News Leopard Apple touts 11 specific features it says will make Leopard secure.
Apple confirms long hours at China iPod plant
News Company responds to reports that iPod supplier let employees work longer than Apple code of conduct allows.
Tags: Music devices, Media players, Human resources, Employee policy/training
Sources confirm Apple laid off salespeople last week
News An Apple spokesman twice denied reports that the company laid off enterprise sales staff, but sources say that they lost their jobs last week.
Tags: Consumer Technology, Layoffs, Apple Inc., Apple Macintosh, Sales, Cupertino, sales strategy, layoff, CEO, CNET Networks Inc.
Barnes & Noble hit with suit over Nook
News A Cupertino, Calif.-based start-up claims the bookseller misappropriated its trade secrets in its design of a similar e-reader.
Tags: Copyright, Barnes & Noble Inc., e-reader, Nook, Alex, California, Amazon.com Inc., E-book, Cupertino, marketing
Apple's Steve Jobs back at work
News The company's chief executive has officially returned from a six-month medical leave of absence.
Tags: Personnel management, Investments, Apple Inc., Bloomberg L.P., Absence, Cupertino, CEO, Tennessee, senior vice president, Apple iPhone
Reports: Steve Jobs returned to Apple campus
News Reportedly recovering from liver transplant, he is also quoted by Apple for first time in months as company doubles projections for iPhone 3G S.
Tags: Cellular phones, Apple Inc., Cupertino, CNBC, CEO, Tennessee, Silicon Valley, Apple iPhone, California, Cellular phones
Apple hires former OLPC security architect
News Ivan Krstic wrote the security model for the XO, called Bitfrost. For Apple, he'll be working on core operating system security.
Tags: Human resources, Viruses and worms, Apple Inc., Authentication, Security, One Laptop Per Child Project, operating system, Cupertino, computer, virus
Apple denies second round of layoff rumors
News Valleywag has reported twice last week that Apple has laid off small groups of workers, but the company has now denied both reports.
Tags: Consumer Technology, Apple Inc., IBM Corp., Apple Macintosh, Sales, consumer confidence, Cupertino, layoff, stock price, Worker
Apple awards raises to key executives
News COO Tim Cook, CFO Peter Oppenheimer, and Mac hardware chief Bob Mansfield will have a little more spending money in 2009.
Tags: Stock options and grants, Apple Inc., CFO, healthcare reform, Hardware Engineering, Cupertino, Mansfield, Stock options and grants, News.com, SEC
Apple's Jobs to skip annual shareholder meeting
News CEO Steve Jobs' six-month medical leave of absence will keep him from attending Wednesday's annual meeting for the first time since he returned to Apple in 1997.
Tags: Business plans, Business ethics, Apple Inc., Bloomberg L.P., Absence, Cupertino, succession planning, CEO, corporate governance, job
Apple ready for third generation of iPhone
News Apple plans to give a preview of its iPhone 3.0 software next week. What might the company have decided to include in the new release?
Tags: Mobile applications, Apple Inc., SDK, Cupertino, software, Apple iPod, Apple iPod Touch, Apple iPhone, California, Mobile applications
Nokia takes aim at Apple
News Finnish mobile maker's product launch offensive includes a new netbook, handset and tablet PC that seem squarely aimed at its top rival.
Tags: Cellular phones, Notebooks and tablets, Apple Inc., Smart Phone, Gartner Inc., Sales, Apple iPhone, Netbook, Notebooks and tablets, Cellular phones
Apple launches Safari for Windows
News Cupertino launches the first version of its Web browser designed to run on Microsoft's operating system.
Tags: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Web browsers
Apple reveals new front in iTunes battle
News The legal war on DRM that prevents songs bought from Apple's iTunes Store from being transferred to non-Apple MP3 players has opened on a new front.
Tags: Music
