Beatles
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Apple briefs: Beatles '08, roadmap video, BBC iPlayer on iPhone U.K.
Catching up on late week Apple (AAPL) news...
Beatles on iTunes in 2008. We've heard stories like it before, but this one has a twist. The London Evening Standard reported Saturday that Paul McCartney, who is said to be worth more than $1.65 billion, will begin releasing the Beatles catalog on iTunes in the coming months to help defray the $40 to $60 million it may cost him to get MORE
Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Mar 8, 2008 10:23 AM ETPosted in: Apple, Beatles, iPhone, iTunes, Paul McCartney, SDK, software roadmap, Steve Jobs, The Beatles, U.K. -
Macworld 2008: How can Steve Jobs top the iPhone?
The Macworld Conference & Expo, Silicon Valley's largest technology trade show, opens Monday. But the moment everyone is waiting for comes Tuesday morning, when Steve Jobs makes his annual keynote address at San Francisco's Moscone Center.
Jobs has set a high bar for himself. At Macworld 2006, he introduced the first Intel (INTC)-based Macs -- sparking a burst of sales that nearly doubled Apple's (AAPL) market share from roughly MORE
Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Jan 14, 2008 2:00 AM ETPosted in: 3G, Apple, Apple TV, Beatles, Digital Rights Management, DRM, Flash-drive MacBook, Fox, Hollywood, iPhone, iTunes, Keynote, Mac Pro, MacBook, MacBook mini, Macworld, Market Share, Microsoft, Office 2008, Steve Jobs, ThinBook, Xserve -
Briefs: Beatles '08, Leopard update, new get-a-Mac ads
A few bits of Apple (AAPL) news worth noting:
Paul McCartney: "It's all happening soon," he told Billboard.com. "Most of us are all sort of ready. The whole thing is primed, ready to go -- there's just maybe one little sticking point left, and I think it's being cleared up as we speak, so it shouldn't be too long. It's down to fine-tuning. I'm pretty sure it'll be happening next MORE
Philip Elmer-DeWitt - Nov 16, 2007 8:32 AM ET
