Apple delivered the software update it demonstrated for the Apple tv at Macworld Expo one month ago Tuesday afternoon. The software's release had been pushed back two weeks for unknown reasons.

Apple delivered Aperture 2 to customers Tuesday, an upgrade to its photo editing and management software that includes over 100 new features and a lower $199 price tag.

In development for months, Apple at last unleashed Mac OS X 10.5.2 on Leopard users Monday afternoon. The update packs the first substantial improvements to Leopard since its release in late September.

Apple's fiscal first-quarter 2008 10-Q filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that the company had one new lawsuit filed against it in the last part of 2007, and settled another four in the same time.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Apple has expanded its iPhone and iPod touch lines with higher capacity models.

T-Mobile recently announced that it has sold 70,000 iPhones in the first 11 weeks since the device went on sale in Germany in early November, as a number of factors appear to be affecting Apple's ability to ramp up sales of the iPhone overseas.

Apple's scheduled 14A, filed with the Securities and Exchange commission Wednesday, details the compensation Apple's executives received in 2007. CEO Steve Jobs earned $1, once again, for the year.

Apple earned a profit of $1.58 billion on revenue of $9.6 billion for its fiscal first-quarter ending December 29, the company announced Tuesday. During the holiday quarter, Apple sold 2.319 million Macs, 22.1 million iPods, and 2.315 million iPhones.

SAN FRANCISCO—Apple CEO Steve Jobs kicked off Macworld Expo this morning with a keynote address at the Moscone Center. Think Secret has put together a gallery of photos from the keynote.

SAN FRANCISCO—Apple is showing off the new MacBook Air and its other newly announced products at its booth at Macworld Expo. Think Secret has put together a gallery of photos from Apple's booth.

SAN FRANCISCO—Apple CEO Steve Jobs delivered a number of announcements at Macworld Expo this morning, including the MacBook Air, iTunes Movie Rentals, Time Capsule, an Apple TV software update, and an iPhone software update.

An SEC filing reveals that Apple has expanded the roll of Controller Betsy Rafael to include the duties of principal accounting officer.

Apple introduced new models of the Mac Pro and Xserve Tuesday, one week ahead of Macworld Expo in San Francisco. The systems feature Intel's new Xeon 5400 processors.

Apple announced Monday that it has added Andrea Jung, chairman and CEO of Avon Products, to its board of directors.

Apple opened the new year on the receiving end of yet another lawsuit related to its dominance in the music player space. An antitrust claim filed December 31 alleges the company is maintaining an illegal monopoly on the digital music market.

Apple shareholders suing officers and directors of the company regarding alleged backdated options filed an amended complaint in San Jose federal court last week adding four additional instances.

Apple shareholders suing officers and directors of the company regarding alleged backdated options filed an amended complaint last week adding four additional instances.

While retail sales this holiday season came in below expectations, one bright spot appears to be Apple, which saw its share price hit $200 for the first time ever the day after Christmas.

Apple on Saturday released an updated version of Security Update 2007-009.

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Apple released a fix for MacBook and MacBook Pro users running Leopard who have experienced intermittent keyboard input issues. The update, for users running Mac OS X 10.5.1, corrects a rare bug that would leave a keyboard inexplicably unresponsive, sometimes for extended periods of time.

Apple addresses Leopard laptop keyboard bug; new Security Update posted

Apple released QuickTime 7.3.1 and GarageBand 4.1.1 Thursday evening, and also delivered a Java update for Tiger users.

Apple released QuickTime 7.3.1 and GarageBand 4.1.1 Thursday evening, and also delivered a Java update for Tiger users.

With the opening of a posh new store on W. 14th St. in New York on Friday, Apple has opened the doors of seven new retail stores since its fiscal year 2008 started on September 30. Apple's jobs posting pages disclose that the company is recruiting employees for future retail stores at a number of other locations.

Apple and AT&T are being sued for patent infringement on account of the visual voicemail feature the iPhone employs.

Apple has been on the receiving end of five new lawsuits in recent months, filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission reveal, but has seen another six lawsuits dismissed or settled during the same time.

T-Mobile has started selling an unlocked iPhone in Germany for 999 euros in response to a preliminary injunction rival Vodafone recently received.

T-Mobile is facing some heat in Germany after rival carrier Vodafone received a preliminary injunction regarding T-Mobile's sales of the iPhone in that country.

Two days after Think Secret sources reported that Mac OS X 10.5.1 was nearing release, Apple has made the first Leopard update available for download.

Apple debuted Thursday a new version of Final Cut Express, its video editing software positioned between iMovie and Final Cut Pro.

Apple released a number of software updates Wednesday, inlcuding the long-awaited Mac OS X 10.4.11, although missing from the group was the first update to Leopard.

Office 2008 may offer a wealth of new features, not the least of which is Intel native code, but those looking for more impressive features will have to look elsewhere than Entourage, which stands alone as the sole Mac-only component of Office.

Apple is ramping up to deliver the first update to Mac OS X 10.5 to customers, sources report. The update, which has seen two builds released to third-party developers (9B13 and 9B16), has been deemed fit for release with build 9B18.

Apple seeded select developers with the first build of Mac OS X 10.5.1 this week, iPhones in Europe will ship with a new version of the iPhone software, and sources report T-Mobile will provide unlocked iPhones in Germany.

Apple is expected to roll out a trio of software updates around the time the company starts selling iPhones in the UK and Germany, sources report.

With nary a press release nor mention on the Apple Store, Apple has delivered the anticipated MacBook update while also boosting options in the MacBook Pro. The MacBook now sports the 64-bit Santa Rosa architecture, while the MacBook Pro can be spec'd with a 2.6GHz processor.

Apple's pending MacBook revision, first reported by Think Secret in early October, remains on track from an imminent release. Specifically, sources believe the update could arrive as early as Tuesday, October 30, although the roll-out may be held back until November 6.

Two days ahead of Leopard's release, Apple will drop the final update to Tiger on Mac OS X 10.4 users Wednesday evening, sources report.

Apple earned a profit of $904 million on revenue of $6.22 billion for its fiscal fourth-quarter ending September 29, the company announced Monday. Apple sold 2.164 million Macs, 10.2 million iPods, and 1.119 million iPhones during the quarter.

FileMaker will announce next week the demise of its FileMaker Mobile product and will cease both development and sales of the software later this year, sources say.

Apple will deliver a proper iPhone SDK that will allow third-party developers to write native applications for the iPhone, the company said Wednesday. The move reverses Apple's original position on third-party development, which was strictly limited to applications that could run in a Web browser.

Mobile carrier Orange will be the exclusive provider of the iPhone in France, the two companies announced Tuesday. The iPhone will be available to customers in France on November 29, confirming a date previously disclosed by Think Secret in September.

Multiple sources have confirmed that Apple will set Leopard loose on the 26th.

Work has already begun on Apple's first retail store in Australia, which is planned to open in Sydney in mid-2008.

Apple is set to introduce updated MacBook laptops following the release of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard later this month, sources report. With Leopard on track to hit stores October 26, the updated MacBooks could be consumer hands by the first half of November, if not sooner.

Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard remains on track for an October release on or around October 26, sources report. That date, the last Friday of the month, is similar to the release date of Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger.

Donald Rosenberg, Apple's general counsel, is leaving the company and will be replaced by Daniel Cooperman, Oracle's general counsel.

Apple released the first substantial update to the iPhone's software Thursday and warned customers who have modified their iPhone software may find the update "results in your iPhone becoming permanently inoperable".

Apple's newest build of Mac OS X 10.5 distributed to developers is showing signs of nearing completion, but Leopard has not yet reached release candidate status with build 9A559.