|
 |
-
"Tim Cook is Silicon Valley's 'most imaginative' CEO, according to an IBM supercomputer" ["That's according to recent data from job search firm Paysa, which used IBM's supercomputer Watson to determine that Apple CEO Tim Cook is the tech industry's 'most imaginative' leader. Cook is followed by Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Oracle's Larry Ellison and Cisco's Chuck Robbins."]
 CNBC 7:42 PM
|
-
"How Apple can make the iPod mighty again: Is Apple's original mobile music player ready for a comeback?" Macworld 6:39 AM
|
-
"Apple's Long History of Rejecting 'Objectionable Content' From the App Store: This is the story of technology's most important walled garden." Motherboard 8:36 AM
|
-
"Former Apple Executive Says Company Stalling in Design Innovations Following Death of Steve Jobs" MacRumors 8:44 AM
|
-
"Apple's Next iPhone Launch Cycle Might Resemble That Of iPhone 4" Benzinga 4:48 PM
|
-
"Could the Next iPhone Spur a New Wave of Wireless Deals? Wireless carriers tend to get more promotional around the launch of new iPhones. More competition could mean ever better pricing for consumers." Barron's 5:25 PM
|
-
"Qualcomm CEO Expects Out of Court Settlement With Apple" Fortune 7:46 PM
|
|
-
"Apple Pay tempts China with money-off deals: The country's $5.5 trillion digital payments market may be dominated by local tech giants, but Apple wants a slice of that juicy pie." CNET 8:04 AM
|
-
"A top Apple designer says technological change will 'happen sooner than we think'" Business Insider 11:39 AM
|
