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Apple rocks out with iTunes, iPod updates
September 10, 2008 Heading into the holiday shopping season, Apple retools its iPod Nano, refreshes the iPod Touch, and rounds up to iTunes 8.Week in review: An iPhone harvest for Apple
June 13, 2008 The Mac maker unveils its new 3G smartphone. Yahoo says Microhoo is over, then signs a search pact with Google. Also: Porn crackdown.Apple says could move to Intel, but happy with IBM
November 6, 2003 The latest version of the Mac OS X operating system could easily run on Intel chips, Apple CEO Steve Jobs says, but the company has little interest in changing processors.Glaser turns wrath on Apple, Jobs
December 6, 2005 RealNetworks' chief says refusal to make iPod compatible with music services other than iTunes was "pigheadedness."Will iPod suffer fate of the Mac?
April 15, 2004 Apple critics again take aim at the company's "go it alone" strategy--but CEO Steve Jobs seems comfortable with risks.News.com readers: Is Steve Jobs pigheaded?
December 7, 2005 Readers weigh in on claims that Apple's refusal to make iPod compatible with music services other than iTunes was "pigheadedness."Apple, Microsoft have designs on your living room
January 16, 2007 Microsoft's plan calls for servers in the home, while the Mac maker packs a wallop in its new Apple TV.Apple unveils smaller iPod, new software
January 6, 2004 update Steve Jobs previews a smaller, less-expensive iPod, as well as software including Microsoft Office 2004 and the 'GarageBand' audio recording application.Apple: From giveaways to must-pays
January 8, 2004 roundup The company seeks to recoup software dollars by charging for formerly free downloads, such as iMovie and iPhoto. Also: A less-expensive iPod and Office 2004.Week in review: Ballmer guns for Sony
July 16, 2004 Microsoft's CEO isn't playing games when it comes to his ambitions for Xbox and the console game market.Apple wants patent on iPod interface
March 29, 2004 The company got bitten once when trying to protect its user interfaces from competitors. Now it's turning to patents in an effort to protect its diminutive music player.Musical chairs: RealNetworks makes overture to Apple
April 15, 2004 RealNetworks is feeling squeezed in digital music and wants Apple to open its iPod to other software. But could the multimedia pioneer instead be pushed into a partnership with longtime enemy Micro...Apple celebrates 30 years
March 29, 2006 special report From the Apple II to the Mac to the iPod, Steve Jobs and company have kept on innovating--and gaining rabid fans along the way. Photos: Apple of my eye Images: Evolution of the Mac ...This week in Microsoft
October 14, 2005 Microsoft makes peace with RealNetworks and forms an alliance with Yahoo.Antitrust truce frees rivals for bite at Apple
October 11, 2005 Steve Jobs rebuffed RealNetworks 18 months ago. Today's deal with Microsoft now bolsters an anti-iPod alliance.Real's scramble points to isolation
April 15, 2004 Powerful strides by Apple and Microsoft point to the digital media pioneer's need for alliances.Week in review: Microsoft makes nice
October 14, 2005 Microsoft buries the hatchet with RealNetworks and forms an alliance with Yahoo, but it's unlikely to cool the regulatory heat it's under.With Zune, Microsoft heads to the mosh pit
November 10, 2006 Is the software giant's music player for those who rock steady, or is it all just a rock 'n' roll fantasy?Macworld 2006: All iPod all the time
January 15, 2006 special coverage Few devices generate more excitement than the ubiquitous iPod. See all Macworld stories, photos, videos. Videos: Scenes from MacworldWeek in review: Unfolding Origami
March 3, 2006 Despite hints at big announcements, Microsoft offers whispered details while Apple brings big noise to iPod.
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