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Foxconn suicide turns spotlight on counterfeiting

One week after the apparent suicide of a Chinese factory worker accused of stealing a carefully guarded Apple iPhone prototype, one question remains unanswered: what happened to the missing phone?

Apple partners with China Unicom for huge iphone market

China Unicom, the country's second largest wireless carrier, has reached an agreement with Apple as its sole iPhone partner in China for three years, and Apple's 3 G iPhone will be sold by the end of September, the ccidnet.com reported on Tuesday.

Windows Mobile App Store Submission opens

Microsoft Corp has started accepting submission of mobile phone software applications from registered developers.

Trader: Apple stock 'easily' up at $200 on media tablet rollout in September

Leaked rumor reports from the Chinese Apple Daily suggest Apple is set to launch the Apple media tablet - aka the Apple Media Pad - in September, with analysts and traders agreeing.

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Palm and Apple tussle over iTunes and Pre

Palm Inc has fired another volley at Apple Inc in their smartphone war, as the two rivals tussle over whether iTunes should be compatible with Palm's new Pre smartphone.

Palm lobs another volley at Apple in smartphone war

Palm Inc has fired another volley at Apple Inc in their smartphone war, as the two rivals tussle over whether iTunes should be compatible with Palm's new Pre smartphone.

Palm re-enables iTunes sync in Pre software update

Palm Inc has escalated its battle with rival Apple Inc, updating the software on its Pre smartphone so that it can again sync with Apple's iTunes media management software.

AT&T profit and revenue beat Street

AT&T Inc on Thursday posted a smaller-than-expected drop in quarterly profit as strong sales of Apple Inc's iPhone helped boost wireless subscriber growth.

AT&T profit falls but iPhone helps mobile

AT&T Inc on Thursday posted a smaller quarterly profit but revenue exceeded estimates as strong sales of Apple Inc's iPhone helped boost wireless subscriber growth, sending its shares up 4 percent in early trade.

Chinese worker commits suicide, provokes criticism over Apple's secretive culture

A Chinese worker committed suicide in Shenzhen, South of China on July 16 on learning he was suspected of leaking company secrets. The incident sparked a web firestorm in China and has provoked criticism of Apple's intensely secretive culture.

China suicide puts spotlight on secretive Apple culture

Apple Inc said it was awaiting results from an investigation into the death of a worker in China, after media reports said the man killed himself on learning he was suspected of leaking company secrets.

Apple smashes profit forecasts, iPhone shines

Apple Inc's quarterly profit blew past Wall Street forecasts thanks to strong sales of Macs and iPhones and higher-than-expected gross margins, boosting its shares 4 percent on Tuesday.

Apple's 15 Percent Quarterly Revenue led by 626 percent iPhone unit growth

On Tuesday, Apple Inc said that its 15 percent jump in third-quarter profit was led by iPhone and Macintosh Computers sales.

Death of Apple plant Workers linking to missing iPhone Prototype

A worker from iPhone Plant in China committed suicide after an iPhone prototype went missing, a report confirmed by Apple.

Apple's profit tops forecasts; Mac sales strong

Apple Inc's quarterly profit blew past Wall Street forecasts thanks to strong sales of Macs and iPhones and higher-than-expected gross margins, sending its shares up more than 3 percent on Tuesday.

Expectations high for Apple's quarterly results

Expectations are high for Apple Inc's quarterly results on Tuesday, in the wake of strong early sales for its new iPhone and improved sentiment on the personal computer market after Intel Corp's earnings.

Expectations high for Apple quarterly results

Expectations are high for Apple Inc's quarterly results next week, in the wake of strong early sales for its new iPhone and improved sentiment on the personal computer market after Intel Corp's earnings.

Verizon says it will limit new handset deals

Verizon Wireless is dialing back on its exclusivity agreements with handset makers after pressure from U.S. lawmakers and smaller carriers.

Apple cut out Palm Pre's access to iTunes

Apple has finally cut Palm Pre's accessed to its iTunes when it released a new iTunes update yesterday.

Palm shares sink after Apple closes iTunes sync

Shares of Palm Inc fell more than 3 percent on Thursday after Apple Inc closed a loophole in iTunes that had allowed the music management software to be synchronized with Palm's Pre phone.

Daily Wrap up July 13 - Tech

After more than a month's delay, space shuttle Endeavour and seven astronauts thundered into orbit Wednesday on a flight to the international space station, hauling up a veranda for Japan's enormous lab and looking to set a crowd record.

Big game publishers muscle in on iPhone's upstarts

As the iPhone becomes a popular mobile gaming device, large game publishers with deep pockets are going head-to-head with smaller developers who found early success on the Apple Inc phone.

CORRECTED: Big game publishers muscle in on iPhone's upstarts

(Corrects company name to Glu Mobile from Gameloft in paragraph 16)

It's iPhone Impressionism, courtesy of Christie's

In a bid to bring art to the digital age, Christie's is rolling out a new application to bring Impressionists to the iPhone.

Jobs on iTunes: 'It's very hard for others to catch up'

Just three months after iTunes hit the 1 billion milestone, and after Saturday's one-year anniversary of the popular mobile app store - iTunes has now reached a record number of 1.5 billion downloads.

Apple App Store hits 1.5 bln downloads

Apple Inc on Tuesday said its application download hit 1.5 billion in its first year, setting another milestone for the store which has 65,000 apps and 100,000 developers.