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"Hell freezes over: Forrester urges IT to support the Mac"
 Fortune 7:31 AM
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"IT still hating on Apple: 41% block employee-owned Macs" Ars Technica 6:44 PM
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"Drop ban on Mac 'bootleggers' at work, advises analyst: How IT can handle employees who bring their own Mac laptops to work" Computerworld 6:45 PM
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"What's Really Next for Apple in Television" ["Alternative remote ideas floated by Apple included a wireless keyboard and mouse, or using an iPod, iPhone or iPad as a remote. None of these concepts worked. But there was one 'I finally cracked it' moment, when Apple realized you could just talk to your television. Enter Siri. It's the stuff of science fiction. You sit on your couch and rather than fumble with several remotes or use hand gestures, you simply talk"] New York Times [Free/Paid Registration Required] 12:20 PM
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"Apple: It's time to leave Neverland: Apple has lost its Peter Pan, and that means that it finally has to grow up." ZDNet 3:25 PM
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"The tipping hand of production: How Apple foreshadows iOS volumes" asymco 8:05 AM
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"Apple's 10-K Shows Asian Stake Sizzling" AllThingsD 8:13 AM
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"Apple plans N.C. solar farm: Power source to be on site of planned data center in Maiden." Charlotte Observer 8:12 AM
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"Samsung Appeals Injunction Against Galaxy Tab: An Australian court decision banning a Samsung Electronics Co. tablet computer from the local market due to alleged infringement of patents held by Apple Inc. made errors of law and should be overturned, lawyers for Samsung argued Thursday." WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:47 AM
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"Apple threatens Samsung tablet sellers: The Federal Court has agreed to fast-track Samsung Electronics' appeal against a ban on its Galaxy Tab 10.1 as Apple goes after online sellers who are still selling the tablet despite the injunction." Sydney Morning Herald, Reuters 8:30 AM
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"Samsung appeals Galaxy Tab 10.1 injunction" iTWire 6:35 PM
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"Apple contacts man whose home was searched by employees" CNET News 9:37 AM
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