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Mac Attack: 600,000 Infected With Flashback
Over half a million Apple Macs are infected with the Flashback Trojan, a Russian security firm has warned
Apple Issues Java Update After Vulnerability Scare
Apple moves to allay fears over a number of Java vulnerabilities
EC Opens Motorola Patent Antitrust Investigation
Commission to see if Motorola abused its position through patent litigation
New iPad Ranked King Of Tablets
US magazine Consumer Reports said Apple's new iPad has set a new display standard, causing it to recalibrate its ratings system
FLA Overlooked Foxconn’s ‘Forced And Bogus’ Internships, Campaigners Say
FLA report supposedly played down allegations that Foxconn forced students into irrelevant and lengthy internships
Apple Pulls ‘Stalker App’ From App Store
Girls Around Me allowed users to track women on location-based services
Tim Cook Beats Steve Jobs In CEO Approval Ratings
Apple chief executive Tim Cook has surpassed his predecessor in a survey of employees' approval of their leaders
Survey: iPhone, Android Smartphones Push Out BlackBerry
Apple's iPhone and Google's Android are seeing ever-greater adoption in the US as RIM continues to see its share decline
Decision On Nano-SIM Format Delayed
The battle between Apple and its competitors is getting more intense
Report Prompts Apple And Foxconn To Improve Factory Conditions
Investigation by FLA prompts Apple and Foxconn to introduce better working hours and wages
ASA Receives iPad 4G Complaints
Advertising Standards Agency says it has received complaints that Apple misled customers over 4G claim
Researchers Warn of Mac OS X Targeted Attacks
Mac-targetted Trojan hits pro-Tibetan campaigners
Apple CEO Tim Cook Visits Foxconn Plant
Chinese media say Cook visited controversial factory amid concern over working conditions
Swedish App Cracks iPhone Passcode In Minutes
A new app is able to crack the password protection of Apple iPhones and Android devices within minutes
Apple Offers ‘Misled’ Australian iPad Owners Refund Over 4G Claim
Apple offers reimbursement, but refuses to accept that it misled customers
Silicon Graphics Sues Apple, RIM, Sony
Former Silicon Valley pioneer Silicon Graphics has sued a number of IT giants over alleged infringement of its display technology
Apple Reacts To New iPad Battery Charge Claims
Apple vice president Michael Tchao has claimed that battery charge issues in the new iPad are a feature of iOS
Nokia’s New Nano-SIM Should Beat Apple’s Cut-Up
ETSI should reject Apple's old-school cut-down nano-SIM in favour of innovation, says Max Smolaks
Amazon Queries Facebook And Apple’s Solar Plans
Solar power takes too much space, says Amazon's James Hamilton
Australian Watchdog Targets Apple Over Misleading iPad 4G Claims
The ACCC plans to take Apple to court saying the new iPad does not connect to 4G networks in Australia
Study: Consumers Want iPad Retina Display
Consumers said their main reason for purchasing Apple's new iPad was its high-resolution display
Apple To Offer Nano-SIM Design Royalty-Free
After fighting over the future SIM standard, Apple tries the diplomatic approach
Apple and Facebook in US App Privacy Probe
US Congressmen ask for info on what data social app makers are taking
iPhone 5 To Have Larger Screen, New Reports Say
The next Apple smartphone will have a 4.6-inch retina display says South Korean newspaper
Apple iPad Users Complain Of Wi-Fi Signal Loss
Apple users are taking to internet forums complaining about the poor Wi-Fi reception of the new iPad
New Apple iPad: Review
Despite a few teething problems, Wayne Rash says that there's 'no question' that the iPad is worth the cost
Microsoft Offers Help Shifting iPad Apps To Windows 8 Metro Conversion
Case study outlines different design elements in tablet-friendly Windows 8
Apple Against Motorola, Nokia and RIM in SIM Battle
Apple is confident in its nano-SIM design, but the competitors are worried
New iPad Runs Hot Says Consumer Reports
Apple's iPad is turning up the heat by operating at temperatures as high as 45°C, significantly higher than the iPad 2