 Bloomberg | Apple Wrongfoots Greenpeace over Renewable Power for the iCloud Forbes It's only a month back that Greenpeace slammed Apple for using ?dirty? coal fired electricity to power the iCloud data centre in Maiden, North Carolina. Apple has now come back with plans to power the entire site with renewables. Apple's iCloud Data Center to Use Only Green Power It's Official: 100% Renewable Energy for Massive Apple Data Center Apple Greenpeace Agenda: Data Center Will Be Totally Green By End Of 2012 |
Inside Apple's secret plan to kill the cash register Computerworld One notable exception is your local Apple Store. There are no cash registers. If you want to buy something, you flag down some kid wearing a brightly colored T-shirt and hand over your credit card. The kid scans the item's bar code with a specially ... |
 The Driod Guy | Apple patents multi-point camera focusing system for multitouch-equipped devices Apple Insider By Mikey Campbell Apple was awarded a patent on Thursday for a multi-point focusing system that integrates with devices capable of multitouch input, possibly pointing to future use of the technology in a next-generation iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. New patent reveals Apple's multi touch focus camera for iPhone |
 CNET UK | Apple again files for US Galaxy Tab injunction after winning appeal Apple Insider By AppleInsider Staff Following a recently won appeal from the federal court, Apple on Friday filed a motion for injunction against Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 which could see the tablet pulled from US shelves as soon as early June. Apple files (again) for a preliminary ban against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 Apple tries to ban Galaxy Tab in US days before peace talks Android rivals aim to close the Apple gap |
 CNET | Apple to use thin-film touch technology in 7in iPad mini ITworld.com By Ashleigh Allsopp, Macworld UK | Hardware, Apple, ipad mini 2 comments May 19, 2012, 7:30 AM ? The rumoured 7.85in iPad will have thin-film touch technology, and will launch by the fourth quarter of 2012, according to reports. Apple to launch iPad mini in second half of 2012? iPad Mini: Apple Certifying Display Manufacturers Thursday Apple Rumors: 7.85-Inch iPad LCD Suppliers Certified |
 Daily Mail | Apple Loop: The Week In Review Forbes Bringing you a quick look at some of the news related to Apple this week. Still chasing $1000? Yes. China Mobile, the country's largest mobile phone operator, said it's talking with Apple to bring the iPhone to its subscribers ? though no word on when. Apple Said to Plan Overhaul of IPhone With Bigger Screen Apple must fight fragmentation if it goes with a larger screen for the iPhone 5 iPhone: Apple to boost screen size in next version |
 Business Insider | Don't Blame Apple Because Customs Is Holding HTC's Best Android Phones Hostage Business Insider The phones are locked down in US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) due to an ITC exclusion order, which was issued on April 19th after a judge ruled that HTC was infringing on Apple's technology. The tech was specifically related to HTC's custom ... HTC Evo 4G LTE Smartphone Delayed in Customs, Sprint Apologizes Apple Dispute Halts Sales of HTC One X, EVO 4G LTE Judge tells Apple and HTC to talk settlements |
 TIME | Apple Could Use 7? iPad Pricing to Punish Competitors The Mac Observer A lot has changed about Apple in the last few years, and one of the most important shifts has been the company's price competitiveness. In particular, while Apple's devices still compete on the high end of both price and features, when it comes to ... Apple iPad and Kindle Fire Could Switch Sizes Rumor: Amazon Readying 10-Inch Kindle Fire Amazon Rumored to Be Readying a 10-Inch Kindle Fire |
Apple: 2 Tablets to Rule Them All? DailyFinance It's easy to run out of superlatives when talking about Apple. The maker of iEverything is a unique company down to its very fiber, and it's that unique focus that has enabled it to gain the dominant foothold it has in two of the greatest growth ... |
Apple Facts: Fruit, Closely Related To Crabapples, Originated In Kazakhstan Huffington Post Apples originated in Kazakhstan, where they show incredible variety in taste and size, then spread along the Silk Road trading route thousands of years ago. The Romans brought sweet apples from western Asia into Europe (Europeans previously used the ... |