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02 January 2009
News: Firefox and Safari chomp into IE browser share

Internet Explorer's market share plunged by a record-setting amount during December, according to web metrics vendor Net Applications.
News: Apple 'to release 9-inch netbook touch in 2009'

A report from Michael Arrington of TechCrunch says that Apple is developed a Touch device with a 7- or 9-inch display, which is plenty big for video-watching, Web-surfing, gaming, and possibly even conventional desktop apps.
31 December 2008
News: Apple bucks first-ever online sales slump

US online sales during this year's full Christmas holiday season fell 3 percent, according to comScore, marking the first year-over-year decline since the Internet research company began tracking e-commerce in 2001. But Apple's online store grew nearly 20 percent.
News: New Steve Jobs ill-health rumour sparks share drop

Apple's stock fell abruptly on Tuesday, but later recovered some ground, after an online report said CEO Steve Jobs bowed out of next week's Macworld Expo keynote address because of declining health.
News: Apple iPhone - a year in review

If 2007 was Year Zero in the life of the Phone That Changed Everything, then 2008 skyrocketed forward to the year that the device truly came of age.
News: Apple Stores robbed in smash and grab

A pair of thieves are robbing Apple stores in the Silicon Valley area.
22 December 2008
News: Updating glitch for Mac OS X Leopard confirmed

Apple has confirmed a glitch that prevents some users from updating their Mac OS X Leopard machines using the built-in software update mechanism.
19 December 2008
News: BBC iPlayer now available on Mac and Linux

Mac and Linux versions of BBC iPlayer are now available, after the BBC finally made the online TV tool available for operating systems other than Windows
News: New Norton Internet Security for Mac released

Symantec has launched a major upgrade for its Norton line of security software for Macs.
17 December 2008
Opinion: The real reason Steve Jobs killed Macworld Expo

News that there'll be no Steve Jobs at Macworld Expo in January has shocked the world. It's made even more terrible by Apple's coincidental announcement that there'll be no Apple at all at Macworld Expo in 2010 - if, indeed, there is a Macworld Expo 2010.
News: Steve Jobs & Apple pull out of Macworld Expo

Apple has announced that product marketing executive Philip Schiller, rather than CEO Steve Jobs, will deliver the keynote speech at January's Macworld Conference & Expo, and revealed that the iPhone-maker will no longer exhibit at the event after next month.
16 December 2008
Opinion: Fuzziest Apple netbook rumour ever

Apple will introduce two netbooks at Macworld Expo in January, suggests an analyst who admits he has "no inside information".
News: Apple fixes critical Mac OS X bugs

Apple has released a major set of security patches for its Mac OS X operating system, fixing a number of critical flaws in the software.
11 December 2008
News: Steve Jobs 'wrong' on netbook sales

According to the latest smartphone sales numbers from Gartner and DisplaySearch's netbook sales numbers, 4.7 million iPhones were shipped in Q3 2008 while a whopping 5.6 million netbooks were sold in the same period.
09 December 2008
Opinion: Apple's horrible mouse legacy

This month marks the 40th anniversary of the computer mouse. Apple was one of the first computer manufacturers to incorporate a mouse with its PCs, but the history of Apple mice is not a happy one.
News: Apple iTunes to dump DRM today

Apple will today remove Digital Rights Management (DRM) restrictions from its iTunes music tracks, according to previously reliable sources.
04 December 2008
News: Weak Adobe CS4 demand leads to 600 job cuts

Adobe is cutting approximately 600 full-time jobs in response to lower-than-anticipated earnings.
03 December 2008
News: Expert slams 'smug' Apple's anti-virus warning

Apple's warning to Mac users to install anti-virus software is a fuss over nothing says one security researcher.
News: Mac users urged to install Symantec or McAfee AV

Apple is backtracking on previous advice and warning Mac users to install antivirus software.
02 December 2008
News: Apple offers free Mini DisplayPort licence

Apple hopes to boost adoption of the Mini DisplayPort video port built into its 24in LED Cinema Display by licensing it for free to companies that want to support it.

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