New figures from Nielsen SoundScan have sales of music CDs dropping almost 20 percent during the first half of 2007, while digital sales have increased 60 percent.
AT&T and Apple have announced rate plans for the forthcoming iPhone, starting at $59.99 a month and all including unlimited data, unlimited mobile calling, and rollover minutes.
Climate Counts gives companies scorecards based on companies' self-reported efforts on climate change issues...and Apple once again rounds out the bottom of the list.
At Apple's WWDC developer expo, Steve Jobs took the wraps off a version of its Safari Web browser for Windows, and detailed how the iPhone will support third party applications.
Apple TV owners will be able to stream online video from YouTube to their big screens using the Apple TV - and new customers will be able to order a larger hard drive.
Apple has launched iTunes Plus, offering music from EMI in 256 Kbps AAC format for $1.29 per track - and without Apple's Fairplay digital rights management technology.
In an open letter on the company's Web site, Apple's Steve Jobs has outlined plans to eliminate toxic substances in Apple products and increase recycling.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two former Apple executives with fraud in the company's stock option backdating scandal...and settled with one immediately.
In an announcement with Apple, record label EMI says it will offer its entire music library for sale on the Internet without digital rights management protection.
Is it a first step towards getting The Beatles' music on iTunes? A new deal between Apple, Inc. and Apple Corps puts decades of trademark disputes behind them.
Apple says it has completed its probe of stock options grants, taking a non-cash charge of $84 million and expressing "complete confidence" in CEO Steve Jobs.
Shares of Apple Computer swung downward following a media report that federal prosecutors were looking at "apparently falsified" documents in an ongoing stock options probe.
Maker of Macs and iPods gets ready to party down on some of New York City's most trendy retail real estate with opening of a 24 hours a day, 365 days a year Apple Store.
Apple's Steve Jobs has struck deals with four of the largest music distributors which will keep U.S. pricing in the iTunes Music Store at $0.99 per song.
The Walt Disney Company announced it'll be acquiring animation house Pixar in a $7.4 billion all-stock transaction, and putting Pixar CEO Steve Jobs on its board of directors.
At his Macworld Expo keynote, Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled a new $49 iPod remote with an FM Tuner, plus iLife '06, an update to its lifestyle applications featuring Web authoring.
It's official: Google's in the content business, launching the Google Video Store with CBS and NBA programming, along with the much-expected Google Payments System.
New York Attorney General Elliot Spitzer has issued subpoenas to major music companies to investigate whether digital music services have illegally fixed prices.