Apple’s management team faced their first public grilling over Steve Jobs’ health tonight after unveiling the company’s quarterly results. Both Tim Cook, Apple’s COO and stand-in CEO, and Peter Oppenheimer, the company’s CFO, faced down investors and the press, while Jobs himself was not present to comment.
January, 2009
Apple unveiled its first quarterly results of the year this evening, and they’re absolutely astounding. Record revenues and record profits, even in a credit crunch!
Sony VAIO P… The New Eee PC Touch T91… MSI X-Slim 320… Confused by all the impossibly small laptops doing the rounds? Not to worry: we’re breaking down the details of the hottest laptops we saw at CES right here in our stat clash. Find out which one you need after the jump!
Barack Obama is already the most tech-savvy president America has ever had. He’s clinging on to his BlackBerry, had the White House website overhauled within minutes of becoming Commander In Chief, and now appears to be twittering… or at least, his team is.
Toshiba has just unveiled its Satellite A350, its first laptop with a 16:9 widescreen to make watching movies on the move much easier on the eye.
Palm is planning to do away with such 20th-century notions as desktop/mobile synching by letting the Palm Pre use the ‘cloud’ (i.e. the internet) to hold backups of contacts and data. Companion Link have other ideas.
UPDATE: Apple has now updated the plastic MacBook in the UK, albeit with a slight price rise. More details here!
Apple just updated its plastic MacBook with some much better specs, matching the aluminium MacBook and giving it everything needed to run Snow Leopard. Looks like it’s sticking around for a while then, but there’s a problem: the new spec is only available in America.