Now that you’ve got your new Apple Watch, here are the apps you should try…
Apple intends introducing a <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/article/2599404/tablets/big-ipad-pro-q1-release-date-itbwcw.html">12.9-inch iPad model</a>, and there's some who may think doing so makes no sense at all. They're wrong. Here's why:
The partnership announced last week isn't just about selling more iPhones. It's part of a big push into the Internet of Things.
Technology is about to take a big slice of the traditional banking business. Bankers have been slow to see what's coming, but they're starting to realize what's at stake.
Adobe's Creative Cloud outage inconvenienced its users, but future Cloud failures could damage the global economy.
The number of women working in technology is far below the percentage in the workforce at large, and enrollment numbers suggest that improvement isn't imminent.
Three Washington judges will decide on Thursday what royalties music publishers should get from sales through online stores like Apple's.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has promised repair for a little publicized by widely suffered bug in which a user's iPhone applications won't properly launch.
Veteran rock star, Neil Young, has slammed the iPod as a "Fisher Price toy", in which music sound quality has been dumbed down too far.
Apple's iPhone is a heart-throb among mobile application developers, at least this is how it seems.
Adobe has introduced Adobe Reader 9, ushering in new features for the PDF-reading application.
Microspot has introduced a free and easy-to-use application for editing and printing 3DS and Google SketchUp models, 3D Toolbox for Macs.
O2 has confirmed it will make an iPhone-related announcement in conjunction with Apple "in the coming weeks."
Apple is once again being pilloried on the strength of its green credentials, taking last place among computer firms rated within a recent ClimateCounts survey on climate friendliness.
The smartphone market is now dominated by Apple and Research In Motion, with other vendors in the space being brushed aside in both consumer and business markets, new research claims.
