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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundApple throws the switch, aligns with Intel
June 6, 2005 CEO Steve Jobs confirms News.com report on the change during keynote speech at developer conference in San Francisco.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.Developer calls Apple's Tiger a copycat
June 28, 2004 Apple refutes claims that its new OS copies the work of Konfabulator's creators.For Apple's Tiger, the keyword is search
June 28, 2004 The upcoming operating system is designed to let Mac users quickly find any file--and to beat Microsoft to the punch. Developer calls Tiger a copycatShareholders take stock of Apple
April 27, 2006 At annual meeting, Steve Jobs tells shareholders that Apple's doing well by the environment, as well as in its shift to Intel processors.It's Intel inside for Apple's Mac
June 7, 2005 After a decade with IBM, Apple is ready to switch. But can the Mac maker's customers take another architecture shift?Apple unleashes Tiger
April 30, 2005 Latest version of the Mac OS arrives in stores Friday with all the hype the company can muster.Apple sees jump in revenue
January 15, 2004 The Mac maker's net income grows to $63 million, beating analyst expectations. CEO Steve Jobs attributes the growth to strong sales of the iPod digital music player.Week in review: Apple's changing core
June 10, 2005 After more than a decade of using IBM chips to power its Macs, Apple Computer gives Big Blue the big boot.Apple's iPod spurs mixed reactions
October 24, 2001 The Mac maker announces a digital music player to be released Nov. 10 that can store 1,000 songs. Analysts weigh its pros and cons.
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