Briefly: Apple stores to land in Brooklyn, Washington DC areas
Apple is planning its first Brooklyn store as well as an outlet at the heart of Washington DC, according to separate reports.
News Archives for 10/10/2007
Katie Marsal
Study: HDTVs, Windows PCs crowd out Apple on holiday wish lists
HD-capable flat screen TVs and Windows notebooks — not Apple iPods or iPhones — rank atop this year's holiday wish list of American consumers who listed at least one digital lifestyle product amongst their most desired gifts.
Slash Lane
Class-action charges Apple, AT&T with unlawful business practices
A new class-action lawsuit charges Apple and AT&T with intentionally breaking the iPhones of customers who unlocked or installed third-party applications on the handsets, and further alleges that the two firms conspired from the inception of their partnership to illegally monopolize portions of the mobile cell phone market.
Kasper Jade
Docs reveal plans for fourth Apple mega-store in Manhattan (images)
Renderings of a possible fourth Manhattan-based Apple flagship store have surfaced on the Web site of a New York City architectural firm, revealing a distinctive 30-story building with a huge, three-story glass and steel facade marked with a large white Apple logo.
Gary Allen, ifoAppleStore, Special to AppleInsider
Road to Mac OS X Leopard: Dock 1.6
The Dock in Mac OS X is unique in comparison to the user interface of Windows, most Linux distros that emulate the Windows desktop, and previous versions of the Classic Mac OS. Apple has significantly updated the Dock in Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. Here's a look at what's new and different in our 3-page report.
Prince McLean
Apple to launch official iPhone Web applications directory
Apple as early as Wednesday is expected to launch as part of its website a directory of official Web 2.0-based iPhone applications, AppleInsider has been told.
AppleInsider Staff
Report: iPhone world share limited by revenue deals
Opening its coverage of Apple for the first time, Bernstein Research has warned that the company may have to opt for marketshare instead of profit if it wants the iPhone to gain acceptance beyond a handful of countries.
Aidan Malley
