Apple/Macintosh News

Mark/Space on Tuesday announced the release of The Missing Sync for Windows Mobile v2.5. The new version is a free upgrade for users of 2.0, The Missing Sync for Windows Mobile 2.5 costs $39.95.

Intel will continue its corporate reorganization through the end of 2006, stretching beyond the 90-day window promised by Chief Executive Officer Paul Otellini.

Mimeo.com, an on-demand digital printing and distribution service, announced Tuesday that it is Mac compatible. Mimeo.com’s services are geared toward business document and marketing material printing.

WASHINGTON - XM Satellite Radio asked a federal judge Monday to throw out a copyright lawsuit by the recording industry over the company's new iPod-like device that can store up to 50 hours of music.

Despite a pledge to the contrary made 16 months ago, Google is still returning links to Agence France Presse (AFP) articles in its Google News Web site.

Opinion: The feature set of the new Mac operating system will be revealed soon, but there's no way that all currently supported machines will run it. Which ones will make the cut and which will be left running "Tiger"?

A new study by market research firm In-Stat concludes that Flash-based solid state drives (SSD) will pose a real challenge to traditional hard disk drives found in portable laptop computers.

Several barrages of rockets fired by Hezbollah guerillas in southern Lebanon hit the Israeli port city of Haifa on Sunday. The coastal city is home to one of Intel Corp.’s most important processor design centers.

Gracenote — the same company that provides the database used by iTunes to list artist, album and track information when you insert a new music CD in your Mac — announced Monday a licensing deal that will provide lyrics for commercial music from major music publishers.

SAN FRANCISCO (Billboard) - If the rampant speculation over the digital music plans of Microsoft and Apple Computer are to be believed, the digital music landscape is about to change radically in the very near future.

SAN FRANCISCO (Billboard) - If the rampant speculation over the digital music plans of Microsoft and Apple Computer are to be believed, the digital music landscape is about to change radically in the very near future.

Nike is off and running with its iPod shoe, providing joggers real-time feedback on distance, time, and calories burned during a workout, as well as the tunes to keep them moving.

SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Apple Computer has dropped its legal challenge against two Internet publishers who reported secret details about its new products, a lawyer said.

The competition between the competing next-generation optical disk technologies of Blu-ray and HD DVD has entered a new phase, as optical drive makers start rolling out the first products based on the rival technologies. As products based on these formats begin to arrive in stores, one major question for Mac users is: When will Apple integrate this new technlology into its computers?

Intel executives told employees on Thursday they would cut 1,000 management jobs in an effort to rebound from poor profits in recent quarters, the company said.

Nike+iPod Sport Kit, lets running shoes communicate with the user's iPod Nano and track speed, distance, and calories burned.

Some Apple enthusiast Web sites theorized that the $899 iMac had been cannibalizing sales of higher-priced Macs.

Wireless networking is more popular than the ubiquitous iPod, and even more popular than the home telephone, according to a new study by the Wi-Fi Alliance.

Apple Computer will not appeal a decision that favored the reporters of two Internet Web sites to obtain communications of allegedly leaked information. The Electronic Frontier Foundation confirmed in court documents on Wednesday that Apple would not pursue the case.

Apple Computer’s stock dropped almost five percent in trading today after Credit Suisse First Boston analyst Robert Semple said he expects the company’s fiscal fourth-quarter numbers to fall short of Wall Street expectations.

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Computer Inc. could warn that its fourth-quarter profit and revenue might fall short of Wall Street expectations, as it cuts back on shipments of its iPod digital music player ahead of a new version, an analyst said on Wednesday.

After a brief period of little growth this spring, The Mozilla Foundation’s open-source Firefox Web browser is again gaining ground on Microsoft Corp.’s Internet Explorer (IE).

Software developer Six Apart Ltd. introduced a blogging product in the U.S. designed for enterprise use, the company announced on Wednesday.

A group of companies backing the HD DVD high-definition optical disc standard are planning to step up their promotional activities in the U.S. and Canada, they said Tuesday.

The European Commission has fined Microsoft €280.5 million (US$357 million) for failing to comply with the terms of a March 2004 antitrust judgement against it, the Commission said on Wednesday.

Russound on Tuesday announced the release of the iBridge Dock kit, a device that connects Apple iPods to Russound-brand multi-room audio systems. The iBridge Dock Kit is available in a kit with the Russound RNET A/V Decoder for $599.

Apple Computer is among the top rated technology companies for customer satisfaction, according to a new report released by research firm Satmetrix Systems.

dvGarage on Tuesday announced the release of Conduit, a new visual effects compositing plug-in for Apple’s Motion 2. It costs $199; that price includes a three-month membership to Pixel Corps and an hour of video training.

With a columnist revealing more details about Microsoft's new mystery device, including the project's codename, the blogosphere is abuzz with rumors about Redmond's plans to build an iPod challenger. In addition, the Engadget Web site has published what it claims is a picture of the prototype.