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With Apple's share price vulnerable to rumour-driven speculation, it must lift its veil of secrecy if it to keep its shareholders happy.

By introducing a TV-style subscription service, Apple could find itself selling both the content and the devices that it's viewed on.

Forget the browser and the virus scanner. Don't even think about getting a Blu-ray or a Kindle. Choosing unwanted presents is a question of ho-ho-homework.

Poor old Microsoft just keeps looking like a reactive schoolboy when stacked against Steve Jobs' Californian cool.

The new MacBooks look great and perform admirably, but I won't be replacing my ageing white MacBook just yet, it still works perfectly well.

Despite the credit crunch and downturn in the world economy, Apple's sales are going from strength to strength, and so are its profits.

If the powers that be don't switch to secure standards, Internet commerce will freeze in the resulting climate of fear.

Amazon's delayed launch of the Kindle in the UK because it won't work in Spain really doesn't bear up to scrutiny...