Apple's Q1 revenue grows, but Mac sales fall

	Apple TV emerges from the shadows | Steve Jobs threatened Palm with patent suit if it objected to no-poaching pact
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	Apple's Q1 revenue grows, but Mac sales fall Apple's revenue grew but profit was flat in its first fiscal quarter of 2013, during which sales of iPhones and iPads rose, but Mac and iPod shipments dropped. Read More WHITE PAPER: F5 Networks Federal Agency Improvement of Information Access Security This paper by IDC Government Insights explores how federal agencies can effectively control who has access to systems and information while still ensuring IT services and remotely-hosted applications remain readily available to valid users and government knowledge workers. Learn More. In this Issue Apple TV emerges from the shadows Steve Jobs threatened Palm with patent suit if it objected to no-poaching pact Jonny Evans: Why Forbes is wrong about Tim Cook, Apple and Jony Ive Review: Apple's new 21.5-in. iMac Jobs' house burglar gets seven-year sentence Apple sets course for new display tech in June/July iPhone 5S Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share iPhone hackers hint at progress towards iOS 6 jailbreak RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: EMC Manage your data, not your storage At EMC Isilon, our mission is to enable customers to turn big data into unprecedented opportunity. Today, the challenge to effectively aggregate, store and leverage information into real-time insight has never been greater, but neither has the opportunity to maximize your data's value. And that's where EMC Isilon comes in. Click here to learn more. Apple TV emerges from the shadows Apple TV was until now considered a "hobby," by Apple's own admission, but the product has taken on more importance for CEO Tim Cook. Read More Steve Jobs threatened Palm with patent suit if it objected to no-poaching pact Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs threatened Palm with a patent lawsuit if it did not enter into an agreement in which the companies pledged not to hire employees from each other, unsealed court documents show. Read More Jonny Evans: Why Forbes is wrong about Tim Cook, Apple and Jony Ive Somebody's let the dogs out, with pundits pointing to Apple CEO, Tim Cook, saying he's got to go because a media-created storm of speculation has wiped a few million off of the company's current stock price. Let's deconstruct some of their arguments for a moment. Read More Review: Apple's new 21.5-in. iMac Apple's new iMac features a redesigned case that tapers at the edges, an optional Fusion Drive for storage and an updated system architecture, making it a stylish all-in-one desktop computer. But there are some caveats, says Michael DeAgonia. Read More WEBCAST: VMware 10 Reasons to Modernize the Desktop his paper illustrates the benefits of moving beyond the physical PC to a modern desktop that is highly flexible, easy to manage, customizable to suit users' needs, and ready for new and future technology. Read Now! Jobs' house burglar gets seven-year sentence The man who broke into the Palo Alto, Calif., home of tghe late Apple CEO Steve Jobs and stole laptops, iPads and other possessions was sentenced to seven years in a California state prison. Read More Apple sets course for new display tech in June/July iPhone 5S Apple is preparing its attempt to drive device sales, plotting course for an iPhone 5S release for June/July along with a move to new display technologies across its product range, company watchers claim. Read More Apple's fortunes rise in China, despite sagging market share A cheaper iPhone ? A deal with China Mobile ? Despite having neither of the two, Apple reported strong earnings in the Chinese market in its fiscal first quarter, with revenue buoyed by triple digit growth in iPhone sales. Read More iPhone hackers hint at progress towards iOS 6 jailbreak Two iPhone hackers hinted they're making progress towards developing a new jailbreak for the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system. Read More
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