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Quote of the day: Jobs and the 8-pound iPod
January 10, 2006 In a mock podcast used to demonstrate a new Garageband feature, Apple's Steve Jobs jokes about the next 8-pound iPod.Apple makes it official: New iPod Shuffle on Friday
October 31, 2006 Downsized version of already-teensy music player will be available Nov. 3.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.Week in review: Apple of my ire
September 7, 2007 Apple's Steve Jobs rained on his own iPod product parade by also announcing a $200 iPhone price drop, which angered early adopters.Apple's iPod Touch and iPhone slap
September 6, 2007 Sure, the iPod Touch (with Wi-Fi), revamped Nano and ringtones for the iPhone are cool. But the iPhone price cut sure ruffled feathers.iPod gets touchy, with price cut
September 5, 2007 Apple CEO Steve Jobs announces several new iPods, Wi-Fi connectivity and a dramatic price drop on the iPhone.Photos: Meet the iPod TouchParsing Steve Jobs' alternative views of the future
February 14, 2007 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says Jobs' proposal for a DRM-free world is a clever gambit that puts the onus on the big music companies.Will 'the beat go on' with a new iPod?
August 30, 2007 Apple is expected to introduce new iPods next week--that would make three Septembers in a row--as it tries to corner the video-player market.Week in video: New iPods and a 21st century bike
September 8, 2007 Apple's new iPod Touch, revisiting the iPhone and a bike you can race at home.Apple names a new iPod chief and a COO, too
October 14, 2005 Jon Rubinstein, head of the marquee iPod unit, plans to retire. Also: Tim Cook takes on the COO post.Week in videos: September's Apple harvest
September 16, 2006 Steve Jobs unloaded a whole gunnysack of stuff for the holiday shopping season.Apple's Jobs nixes iPod partnerships
April 22, 2004 Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs publicly dismisses an overture from RealNetworks to allow Apple's popular digital music player to work with music services other than iTunes.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.FAQ: Do your homework on iPhone Eve
June 28, 2007 Thinking about buying an iPhone? Check out this rundown of what to expect.Steve Jobs in Tinseltown
January 24, 2006 time line The Pixar and Apple CEO has been in the entertainment business in one way or another for two decades. Here's a chronology.This iPod does video
October 13, 2005 Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveils an iPod that lets you play last night's episode of "Lost." Also onstage: a slim new iMac.Apple unveils $499 PC
January 11, 2005 update Apple Computer chief Steve Jobs delivers the goods, showing off budget PC and new flash memory-based iPod Shuffle. Photo: Mac MiniJobs defends Apple's record on environment
April 21, 2005 As protesters picket the computer maker over its recycling policy, Apple's CEO calls the criticism misplaced. Photo: Lobbying for a green AppleApple event could bring iPod news
October 18, 2004 "Special event" featuring Steve Jobs and Bono, set for next week, fuels speculation about an updated music player. Photo gallery: Designs on iPod
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