Research on Apple and Dell - Personal Computer Makers Looking for New Revenue ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Research on Apple and Dell - Personal Computer Makers Looking for New Revenue ... MarketWatch (press release) Some computer companies like Apple Inc. are also looking into using television programs as a new revenue stream. Single TV episodes could soon be accessible ... and more »

AutoCAD Returns To Mac - InformationWeek

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AutoCAD Returns To Mac InformationWeek Autodesk's 3D engineering design software coming to Apple computers after a 20-year absence, with new mobile apps for iPad, iPhone. ... AutoCAD Returns to the Mac with OS X Version Planned for October LaunchSoftpedia AutoCAD for Mac codenamed Sledgehammer (Source: Apple Insider)DailyTech Autodesk Will Reintroduce Its AutoCAD Design Software for MacsNew York Times CNET -Wall Street Journal -ChannelWeb all 140 news articles »

Apple announcement Wednesday: Is 'iPod economy' still going strong? - Christian Science Monitor

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Apple announcement Wednesday: Is 'iPod economy' still going strong? Christian Science Monitor The Apple announcement Wednesday, expected to show updates to the company's iPod line-up, can be streamed live on Apple computers and mobile devices. ... Apple expected to unveil iPod upgradesSan Jose Mercury News Will New Apple TV Include Netflix Support?BloggingStocks (blog) Apple Live Streaming Today's AnnouncementIndyPosted Telegraph.co.uk -Daily Mail -Bloginity (blog) all 928 news articles »

If Apple Computer's Steve Jobs Ran City Hall, What Would He Do? - City Watch

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If Apple Computer's Steve Jobs Ran City Hall, What Would He Do? City Watch Apple Computers, Inc … and installing the latest iGovernment Operating System? More significantly, what would happen if Los Angeles embraced the ideals and ... Apple: iOS 4.1 still doesn't fix problem with iPhone 4 proximity sensorVentureBeat all 39 news articles »

Electronics group spent $700000 on lobbying in 2Q - BusinessWeek

Electronics group spent $700000 on lobbying in 2Q BusinessWeek Members include Apple Computer Inc., Intel Corp., Hewlett-Packard, Research in Motion and Motorola Inc. The group lobbied Congress and the US Trade ... and more »