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To celebrate the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival, such talented artists as Tony Gilroy, Amy Poehler, Clive Owen. Errol Morris, Jeremiah Zagar, and Wong Kar Wai came to the Apple Retail Store, SoHo, to speak about their latest projects. Now you

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Apple's iPhone is the most popular cameraphone on Flickr while Safari Windows market trebles Apple's iPhone has become the most popular camera phone for use with Flickr, while the company's market share for its Safari browser on Windows systems tripled

Microsoft has dropped its three-month-long pursuit of Yahoo Microsoft has dropped its three-month-long pursuit of Yahoo, ending a historic acquisition attempt whose failure takes Microsoft back to square one in its quest to boost its online business to better compete

Apple's latest Windows software ships Apple has introduced a new version of its iPod utility for Windows computers.

Phil Schiller and Bertrand Serlet sell Apple shares Apple executives have sold shares under pre-arranged plans, recent regulatory filings confirm.

Carphone Warehouse out of stock of 16GB iPhone Carphone Warehouse is now out of stock of 16GB iPhones, following the fast sell-out of 8GB models of the device last week.

New developments in VMware Fusion for Mac now available for free trial VMware has announced VMware Fusion 2.0 Beta 1, a first free public beta of its second-generation virtualization product for the Mac.

Japanese government considers tax on iPods Japan may impose an 'iPod tax', levying a charge to compensate copyright owners for notional piracy of their content.

NBC runs to Zune After a pricing dispute with Apple led NBC to pull its video content from iTunes, the broadcaster has struck a deal with Microsoft's Zune online store.

T-Mobile confirms Apple will soon announce a 3G-based iPhone. T-Mobile on Monday confirmed that Apple will soon announce a 3G-based iPhone and said that its Austrian customers would be among the first to get their hands on the new smart

Consumer Reports survey favours Apple support In what is sure to become more fodder for Mac vs. PC ads, Consumer Reports' latest tech-support survey shows that Apple has the best US help-desk support for both laptop and desktop systems.

Yahoo shareholders are suing the company over the failure of the Microsoft deal. Two public pension funds from the city of Detroit plan to expand a complaint against Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang and other members of Yahoo's board of directors,

Apple has signed-up Egami Media as its latest content provision partner for the iTunes Store in the US. Apple has signed-up its latest content provision partner for the iTunes Store in the US.

iPhone Developer Program extends internationally Apple has taken another step to widen its iPhone ecosystem, opening up its iPhone Developer Program to developers from outside the US.

Laptop battery supply problems will be resolved - but not until Q3, experts say A shortage of lithium-ion batteries currently hurting laptop computer shipments will likely ease in the third quarter, an executive said Friday.

Nine Inch Nails make another major free music move Trent Reznor and Nine Inch Nails have made another leap into new models of digital music distribution, offering the latest album, One Hundred Percent Free available for free download.

AmTech, RBC analysts issue Apple upgrades on Apple stock on incoming iPhone upgrade Just weeks since issuing a high-profile stock downgrade which caused some uneasiness among Apple investors, American Technology Research analyst Shaw Wu yesterday upgraded Apple to 'Buy' from