A cash infusion from Microsoft, a new board, and a tough stand on clone makers have combined to ensure that Apple remains the talk of Silicon Valley. But a clear turnaround strategy has yet to emerge after Macworld Expo in Boston. CNET's NEWS.COM follows all the steps in its ongoing special coverage.
Latest developments
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Jobs memo outlines cost-cutting
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Apple to see more red
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Readers split on Apple dealupdate
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Power Computing IPO at risk
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Mac OS 8 sales on fire
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MS Mac support may change little update
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Apple product strategy still murky
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Apple stock slips after gains update
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Why is Wall St. hot on Apple? news analysis
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Apple to cloners: Drop dead
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Steve Jobs, then and now |
A day of transition
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Microsoft invests $150 million
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Ellison, York join new board
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Jobs speech offers tough lovenews analysis
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Mixed reaction to new Apple strategyupdate
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Millions more may use Explorer
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Interviews and analysisCNET Radio
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Clone war rages
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Apple gets tough on cloning
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Cloners, Apple haggle over softwareupdate
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Mac cloners take charge
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Motorola debuts clones with "CHRP" OS
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New PowerPC chips put to work |
Products roll out
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Apple unleashes 350-MHz machine
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Motorola to show laptop clone
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New PowerPC chips debutupdate
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UMAX shows $1,000 Mac clones |
Rocky road to Macworld
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The history of Appletimeline
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Jobs rejects chairman post
July 31, 1997
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Amelio defends his record
July 29, 1997
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The state of Apple's books
July 16, 1997
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Amelio, Hancock resign
July 12, 1997
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Apple execs criticize Amelio
March 14, 1997
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The Apple-Next deal
December 20, 1996 |