Topic: Tim Bajarin

Apple Inc. said chairman and chief executive officer Steve Jobs has passed the baton on giving the opening speech at the MacWorld Expo next month.

Analysts are awaiting Apple Computer's response to a new French law that requires the company to make purchased downloaded music compatible for all players.

Amidst the political firestorm generated by revealed wiretapping of domestic phone calls, the National Security Agency has recently been revealed to be funding research to ramp up data mining efforts where social networking Web sites are concerned.

In the world of the Internet, a new idea can be either an asset or a threat.

At a time when $100 might not buy the latest techno-gadget you've been lusting over, MIT's Media Lab thinks it can do something better: provide a laptop compute

Like the party line and the Telex, the traditional phone network at your office may be next to go, as more firms adopt Voice over Internet Protocol technologies

Feedback to Apple Computer Co.'s unveiling of the new iPod continues to flow in, both in reactions and in the market.

Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced Wednesday the creation of a new, improved iPod with a 2.5-inch color display and video-playback capability.

The next Internet revolution may just begin at home on an almost non-existent budget.

California's Apple Computer has ratcheted up its confrontation with Microsoft by promising to release a powerful search engine early next year.