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Apple previously warned us that supplies of its new iMac would be extremely limited this year and it hasn’t taken long for its initial stock pile to run out. The 27-inch all-in-one, which was previously shipping in “3-4 weeks,” now won’t be sent out until January via the Apple online store. The original 3-4 week estimate would have meant that early orders for the 27-inch iMac should have shipped ...

As many T-Mobile customers have jumped ship turning to rival carriers to be able to use the iPhone, the wireless carrier’s recent efforts to obtain Apple’s immensely popular smartphone from next year have paid off. The wireless carrier is clearly hoping that this move will help it bring back lot subscribers. Chief Executive John Legere wants to see Apple’s flagship smartphone make a positive ...

Apple seems to be a bit more vulnerable as of right now when it comes to its court cases as the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), which usually lets companies fight over patent validity in court, decided to rule that Apple’s massive multitouch patent is invalid. The ruling seems to be the case, at least for now but just like they approved it before, they may approve it again ...

As the ongoing legal battles between the two tech giants, Apple and Samsung, continue the judges presiding over the cases are beginning to lose their patience. Judge Lucy Koh recently even made a plea for “global peace” after reviewing the $1.05 billion verdict issued against Samsung back in August. Apple is currently hoping to see a ban on the sale of a number of Samsung devices that the ...

Over the last couple of months since the iPhone 5 launch date, we have been keeping you updated on the shipping times for the iPhone 5, which has been improving by about a week every couple of weeks. In the last week of November, the iPhone 5 was showing a one-week shipping wait on Apple’s Web site, but today, the iPhone 5 is now displaying “In Stock” when you try to buy the iPhone 5 on Apple’s Web site. ...

Apple has been doing a lot in the clouds lately, but today's headlines come directly from the clouds - as in the clouds in the sky. On Friday, the folks at Wired published new images of Apple's Oregon data center taken from an aerial vantage point.

Having been commissioned by Wired, the shots in question were intended to provide some clues as to what Apple is doing on the northwestern corner of the United ...

With such heavyweights as Starbucks, Walgreen's, Target, and even fellow credit card juggernaut American Express already on board, another prominent brand in the realm of consumer finance is stepping up and integrating with Apple's red-hot Passbook.

This week, Discover Card got on board the iOS Passbook bandwagon with an update to Discover Mobile version 4.10. The Discover for iPhone app now delivers full Passbook ...

On Friday, the iPad mini arrived in orderly fashion for the thriving Apple user base in China. With Apple having required Chinese customers to participate in an online lottery in advance of the iPad mini's arrival, there was no chaos or general retail insanity in China today. But among scalpers... well, that's a different story.

The popularity of the pint-sized iPad is driving scalpers mad. According ...

Famed hacker and former Microsoft employee, Kristin Paget, is apparently now working for Apple as a core operating system security researcher. The news suggests that the Cupertino California company is improving OS X safeguards amid recent Mac-directed malware attacks, which continue to surface.

Paget previous worked alongside a small team of hackers whose goal was to find security holes ...

As Apple prepares to start building one full line of Macs in the U.S. in 2013, the company’s primary assembly partner, Foxconn, is working to expand its operations to America. According to a Foxconn spokesperson who talked with Bloomberg, the manufacturer’s partners have apparently requested that more products be built stateside. Luis Woo of Foxconn said challenges for such a move include a need for skilled ...

With Apple products officially coming to T-Mobile USA in 2013, one analyst has projected that the deal will add nearly 5 million sales for the Cupertino California company. In a recent investors note, Amit Daryanani with RBC Capital Markets said that with about 33 million subscribers on T-Mobile, Apple could sell roughly 4.8 million iPhones in the first year.

Daryanani pointed out that Sprint, which ...