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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundApple invites Windows users on Safari
June 11, 2007 Mac maker announces a free public test version of its Web browser for Windows users. Is it destined to be another crossover hit?Apple whistles a happy 1 million iTunes
October 20, 2003 The company says 1 million copies of its iTunes software for Windows have been downloaded since its introduction last week and that song sales have spiked as a result.iTunes finally arrives in Europe
June 15, 2004 update Steve Jobs joins songstress Alicia Keys at the music store's London launch.Week in review: Apple invites Windows users to Safari
June 15, 2007 Apple urges Windows users to try the Safari Web browser and invites applications developers to spend some time with the iPhone.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.Apple launches iTunes for Windows
October 16, 2003 Stating that "hell froze over," Apple CEO Steve Jobs expands his digital music service into the much larger market for Windows-based PCs.Apple whistles a happy iTunes
October 13, 2004 This week's earnings report is expected to shed light on the impact of iTunes for Windows, which launched one year ago. U2 tunes up for iTunesWill 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.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 copycatApple, 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.
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