Verizon, Google collaborating on Android-powered iPad competitor
Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam revealed to The Wall Street Journal Tuesday that his company is working with Google to create a tablet device to compete with the iPad.
News Archives for 05/11/2010
AppleInsider Staff
Verizon marketing exec rumored to be working on iPhone campaign
A Verizon Wireless marketing executive has reportedly been assigned to work full time on a three month, top secret project rumored to be a marketing campaign for a forthcoming iPhone launch.
Prince McLean
Apple responds to Android sales, says NPD data doesn't tell whole story
A day after the NPD Group revealed new data showing Android mobile phones outsold the iPhone last quarter, Apple has responded by calling the results "very limited."
Neil Hughes
Verizon advertising partner rumored to be working on iPhone campaign
Rumors of a Verizon iPhone arriving this summer continue to surface, with CrunchGear claiming Landor Associates, which handles Verizon's branding, is working an advertising campaign regarding Apple's next-generation handset.
Slash Lane
One year after liver transplant, Apple's Steve Jobs is hard at work
Though Steve Jobs returned to work at Apple in June 2009, the chief executive was not regularly seen on his company's Cupertino, Calif., campus until January of this year, according to a new report.
Sam Oliver
Mac sales forecast to grow 20% on strong demand for new MacBook Pros
Apple's recent MacBook Pro refresh and the newly launched iPad 3G are both strong sellers, industry and supply chain sources have told one Wall Street analyst, who believes Apple could see another quarter with more than 20 percent year-over-year growth in Mac sales.
Katie Marsal
Apple to issue software fix for lingering iPad Wi-Fi problems
iPad owners who have been plagued by Wi-Fi connectivity issues could have the problem resolved with a forthcoming software fix from Apple.
Prosecution seeks to protect informant in Gizmodo iPhone case
Prosecutors investigating the case of the iPhone prototype that was sold to Gizmodo last month have filed an argument that says details of the search must be kept sealed to protect the identity of an informant who confidentially participated in the investigation.
