Apple online store now selling refurbished 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro
Apple added the 13-inch Retina MacBook Pro to its lineup of refurbished offerings
Apple Seeds Build 12D54 of OS X 10.8.3 to Developers
Apple today seeded build 12D54 of OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.3 to developers
Ex-CEO John Sculley says a budget iPhone is a must for Apple
Apple's former CEO John Sculley says the company will have to make a cheaper iPhone if it wants to compete with the likes of Samsung.
Samsung Galaxy Tab cleared for Netherlands sales, says Dutch court
Despite Apple's attempts to get Samsung's Galaxy Tab 7.7, 8.9, and 10.1 banned from sale in The Netherlands, a Dutch court in The Hague struck down that request in a ruling today
Home button fingerprint sensor in 'iPhone 5S' would give Apple a new leg up on the competition
Apple is expected to launch a new iPhone this year with a fingerprint sensor hidden beneath the home button an intuitive design that could be difficult for competing Android and Windows Phone devices to copy.
Apple's 2013 product pipeline to feature new iPhones and all-Retina iPad and MacBook Pro lineups
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities has made his Apple hardware predictions for the upcoming year, and expects a bevy of new iOS and Mac product releases will help the iPhone maker address a wider swath of the market
iPhone 5S Reportedly Slated for March Production with June/July Launch
Jeffries analyst Peter Misek has released a new research report indicating that Apple's iPhone 5S is still in line for a launch in June or July of this year
Rumor: Alleged cheaper iPhone may feature U.S.-made chassis with "see-through" design
As rumors of an inexpensive iPhone model bound for 2013 release gain momentum, fresh reports from up chain supply sources claim the purported handset's enclosure may be made by a company based in the U.S.
Rumors of reduced iPhone 5 orders briefly send Apple shares below $500
Shares of Apple stock dipped below $500 in early trading Monday morning, as investors reacted to new reports claiming the company had made significant cuts to iPhone 5 orders.
Zero-day flaw prompts Apple to block Java 7 from OS X
Apple has disabled the Java 7 plugin on Macs through its OS X anti-malware system, in order to protect users from a potentially serious security issue.
Final iOS 6.1 beta being prepped for developers
Apple is said to be internally testing a new beta of iOS 6.1 that is expected to be the golden master build, suggesting the software is nearly ready to be released to the public.
Xerox CFO to join Apple as corporate controller
Xerox announced on Friday that its chief financial officer will leave the company and become corporate controller at Apple in February.
How Steve Jobs tried to save HP
In a Bloomberg Businessweek article this week, writers Ashlee Vance and Aaron Ricadela reveal a conversation between former HP CEO Mark Hurd and Steve Jobs that had not been previously disclosed
Apple's Tim Cook visits China to talk expansion, expansion, expansion
Apple sees China as a huge market that has plenty left to be tapped.
Apple's 27" iMacs continue to face production issues
Apple is still facing manufacturing issues with its new big-screen 27-inch iMac, though a report claims the issue could start to improve in February.
Low-cost iPhone seen generating $6.5B in 2013 revenue for Apple
A rumored contract-free, low-cost iPhone geared toward emerging markets could net Apple $6.5 billion in revenue this year, one analyst believes.
Apple releases EFI Firmware Update 2.6 for mid-2012 MacBook Air
Apple has released an EFI Firmware Update 2.6 for mid-2012 MacBook Air models
OS X 10.8.3 Mountain Lion beta seeded to developers with minor changes
Apple on Tuesday seeded build 12D50 of OS X 10.8.3 pre-release to developers with no known issues.
Rumor: Apple planning low-cost iPhone with larger display for late 2013
A new rumor claims Apple plans to launch a low-cost iPhone with a larger display in emerging markets in the second half of 2013.
Apple's new iMacs remain in short supply
More than a month after the launch of the new iMac, Apple still cannot provide adequate supply of its redesigned desktop, as resellers remain completely barren.
