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By Jacqui Cheng | Published February 4, 2012 3:00 PM This week, we wrapped up our coverage of the 2012 Macworld|iWorld conference in San Francisco just as Apple issued an update to Final Cut Pro X and gave the AirPort Utility an iOS makeover.

Apple's latest Mac OS X 10.7.3 release is a pain for some users due to its bugs surrounding CUI issues and the crashing of applications. Apple has already been investigating the issues with test groups, and it has apparently ...

That was all on top of a petition from a third-party consumer-watchdog group demanding Apple improve working conditions at overseas factories where its products are made. These events were joined by a juicy bit of news that came out during an interview ...

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4 (UPI) -- US technology giant Apple said the content created with iBooks Author software belongs to the author, not to the company. The original agreement had provoked some concern that Apple appeared to be saying in its iBooks End-User License ...

If we assume that Apple generates the same operating profit margin on its iPhone business that it generates on its overall business--38%--the iPhone business generated about $9.3 billion of profit in the December quarter.