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[2005-03-29] Apple OS X Virus Contest Cancelled
A contest to develop a virus capable of infecting Apple OS X has been cancelled. DVForge.com, makers of a number of accessories for the Apple family, sponsored the competition.
[2005-03-26] iTunes Hacked Again
Apple's iTunes was hacked by PyMusique programmers allowing music to be downloaded without Apple's digital rights technology.
[2005-03-23] PyMusique Team Re-opens iTunes Backdoor, Clarifies Position
The back and forth between Apple's iTunes and the makers of the PyMusique hack continues. On Monday, news broke of PyMusique and its capability to block the installation of iTunes DRM files, which are placed on songs while they are being downloaded.
[2005-03-21] Hackers Crack Apple iTunes’ DRM
A group of hackers from the United States and Norway have released a crack, which bypasses Apple's digital rights management software used by songs downloaded from iTunes.
[2005-03-21] Apple Blocks PyMusique Crack
As expected, Apple has blocked a recently released hack bypassing iTunes digital rights management software.
[2005-03-16] Motorola Blames Apple For Lack Of iTunes Phone
The number 2 phone maker in the world, Motorola, was scheduled to reveal an iTunes-capable phone during the CeBit conference, which took place last week.
[2005-03-12] Apple Loses Far More Than Bloggers
No, the title's correct. Apple hasn't won a damn thing, but they've lost a great, great deal...
[2005-03-12] No More MSN Support For Mac
Microsoft plans to discontinue its support for the Mac OS X client for its MSN services after May 31st.
[2005-03-11] Judge Rules Against Bloggers and For Apple
AP: A judge on Friday ordered three citizen journalists to divulge confidential sources in a lawsuit brought by Apple, narrowly interpreting who is a journalist and thereby entitled to First Amendment protections.
[2005-03-10] Motorola Postpones iTunes Phone
Motorola was expected to introduce its first iTunes phone at the CeBIT trade show in Hanover, German this week.
[2005-03-10] Apple To Join BDA
The Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) announced that Apple will become a member of the consortium's Board of Directors.
[2005-03-10] Is Apple Feeling Blu?
With the battle for the next generation of DVD formats wages, a number of technological giants have chosen sides.
[2005-03-09] iPod Challengers Cause Apple Stock To Fluctuate
A number of companies introducing products targeting Apple's iPod have caused the company's stock to fluctuate, price-wise.
[2005-03-08] ThinkSecret Calls For Apple Lawsuit Dismissal
Nick dePlume, owner of the Apple news site ThinkSecret, has called for the dismissal of lawsuits targeting him and his site.
[2005-03-07] Apple Faces Lawsuits Aplenty
The legal teams representing Apple certainly have their plates full at this time. Apple is facing a number of legal matters concerning leaks of privileged information, patent infringement, and those of an intellectual property manner.
[2005-03-05] Apple Forces Blogs to Reveal Sources
Remember the ThinkSecret case ... Santa Clara County Superior Court Judge James Kleinberg issued a preliminary ruling ...
[2005-03-04] Court Rules For Apple: Bloggers Must Reveal Sources
A court in San Jose, California has ruled in favor of Apple in their case against bloggers who leaked privileged company information.
[2005-03-04] Judge Forces Apple Blogs to Reveal Sources
The Mercury News reports that "in a case with implications for the freedom to blog," a judge tentatively ruled Thursday that Apple can force three online publishers to surrender the names of confidential sources who disclosed information about the company's upcoming products late last year.
[2005-03-01] Mac Daddy Remembered By Bloggers
Jeff Raskin known as the founder of the Mac has sadly passed away this week. Many bloggers have commented on his death and have in effect created an internet memorial honoring Jeff's genius.
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