iWork in the works for Apple?
A name change at a Mac developer adds to clues that Apple is preparing to launch its own office software.
A name change at a Mac developer adds to clues that Apple is preparing to launch its own office software.
January 4, 2005
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Apple office software seems likely
IGG Software has dropped the name "iWork" from its product lineup. Is Apple about to pick it up?January 4, 2005
Apple's Xserve serves up more speed
Consumers can now purchase the dual-processor machines used in Virginia Tech's supercomputer, as well as built-in DVD burners.January 4, 2005 previous coverage
Year in review: Apple sings a new tune
The computer maker saw its focus move from Macs to music as iPod mania continued.January 2, 2005
A new iMac for under $500?
The annual exercise of the Mac faithful--guessing what Apple will release at MacWorld--has prompted rumors of a lower-priced desktop.December 31, 2004
Apple aims to patent fall-detecting iPod
Technology would detect increase in acceleration that accompanies the portable music player's drop.December 23, 2004
Apple sues over loose Tiger
Company says three developers posted a prerelease version of its operating system to BitTorrent file-swapping network.December 21, 2004
Next IBM-Apple chip getting high-end feature
Big Blue is incorporating technology that lets the chip run multiple operating systems simultaneously.December 21, 2004
Will Apple flash iPod rock market?
As rumors of an Apple flash iPod swirl, rivals say they hope a product by the Mac maker will ignite overall sales.December 20, 2004