On this week's Tech Check podcast, Doug Gross, Stephanie Goldberg and Mark Milian discuss a federal agency's proposal that all use of mobile phones while driving be made illegal.
Forgive the pun: Want a slice of early Apple history?
Biographer Walter Isaacson releases insightful recordings from his series of interviews with Steve Jobs.
"Steve Jobs,' the biography of the late tech visionary that went on sale Monday, has already produced plenty of headlines: How Jobs met his birth father without knowing who he was, how he swore bitter revenge on Google for developing its competing Android system, and how he waited too long after his cancer diagnosis to get surgery that might have saved him.
Throngs of Apple fans lined up in the wee hours Friday outside the company's flagship store in Manhattan to be among the first to get their hands on the new iPhone 4S.
Apple fans -- including co-founder Steve Wozniak -- lined up on Friday morning for a chance to buy the iPhone 4S, the latest in the company's line of "Jesus Phones," which includes many under-the-hood improvements.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is the first person in line to get the new iPhone 4S at a California Apple store.
A line began to form at the Apple Store here on the eve of the iPhone 4S release, as is often the case around the world during the company's product launches.
With news that Sony Pictures is buying the movie rights to an upcoming biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, speculation has jumped to who could play the late tech mastermind.
"I truly believe that his inspiration is the road to a great future," the Apple co-founder says
Steve Jobs, the visionary who led a mobile computer revolution with the creation of wildly popular devices such as the iPhone, was mourned Thursday by admirers and competitors as much of the world awoke to news of his death.
CNN's Ali Velshi reports on Apple mastermind Steve Jobs' upbringing and how he managed to go to college for free.
The computer visionary had been fighting pancreatic cancer for seven years
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak looks back on his relationship with Steve Jobs.
Steve Jobs resigns as Apple's CEO, writing in a letter that he can "no longer meet the duties" of his position.
What if men ran half of households around the world and women ran half the companies? Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg thinks the world would be a better place.
So, it might be a while before Apple fans can get their hands on the iPhone 5. But the elusive white iPhone 4 might finally be on the way.
Now that the iPhone is available through Verizon and AT&T, what are the differences between iPhones on the two networks?
How is it that a company that's been making electronics in white for at least a decade can't produce an iPhone 4 in that color?
At the dawn of the internet era, the priority was to figure out how to let more people access the world's information.
Still waiting for your white iPhone 4?
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talks about his past as a rebel programmer and where the future is for new developers.
The world has mostly caught on to Steve Wozniak's vision of having a computer in every home. But this digital lifestyle can sometimes turn rotten, he said last week.
One of Apple's first computers has sold for more than $200,000.
And you thought the MacBook Air was pricey?
Ron Wayne is usually just another gambler at the Nugget Hotel & Casino in Nevada. He comes here a couple of days a week to try his luck on the video poker machine. But on this trip, he drew some curious onlookers, as he was escorted by a CNN camera crew. A gift-shop worker asked him if he's famous.
Ron Wayne sold his 10 percent stake in Apple for $800 just days after he helped found it. It's now worth $22 billion.
The Toyota Prius sometimes accelerates while in cruise control, rocketing past the set speed and sending drivers on wild rides, according to some owners and auto safety experts.
The relationship between Toyota and the NHTSA is under scrutiny, as CNN's Deborah Feyerick reports.
If the world of entertainment is any indication, the geeks shall inherit the Earth.
What he lacks in technique, Steve Wozniak makes up for in geeks.
After seven days of play, here are our midterm grades from the 2008 French Open
Normally investors make decisions based on close evaluation of the fundamentals underlying a company. In a SPAC, or special-purpose acquisition corporation, popular Wall Street vehicles whose organizers raise money to spend on yet-to-be-determined targets, investors buy solely into the pedigree of the founders.
Microsoft's $500 million marketing campaign, which targets IBM, is already drawing skeptical reviews. Tech author Nicholas Carr says that Microsoft's "people-ready" campaign reminds him of Apple's "1984" ads, when Apple launched the Macintosh as a liberating, humanistic response to IBM's overbearingly corporate PC. Carr points out that neither Apple nor IBM won that fight -- the winner, two decades ago, was Microsoft. In this new Microsoft-IBM fight might leave the field open to another surprise victor. Google, anyone?
Everybody wants a piece of the Apple magic. Investors have clamored for the stock, which has doubled in less than a year. Entrepreneurs have hopped aboard the iPod gravy train by building add-ons whose sales mushroom as the popular music player prospers. Now even Apple alumni who have nothing whatsoever to do with the company's current success want in on the action.
Steve Jobs helped create a Silicon Valley icon and, along the way, garnered a reputation as a charismatic yet mercurial visionary.
Its dedicated users are so passionate they're often described as religious about their love for the machine.
For as long as the California garage has housed convertibles, it has also fotered a different type of vehicle: innovation. Although Hugh Hefner started at his card table and Tom Golisano in his old...
IMAGINE YOURSELF living 100 years ago on Detroit's Bagley Avenue. It's 2 a.m. on June 4, 1896, and the sound of steel striking stone has drawn you out of bed and into the night. The noise and puffs...
Fortune: Whither Woz?updated: Mon Sep 28 1987 00:01:00
September 1 was a big day for high-tech hero Steve Wozniak, 37, the co-founder of Apple Computer who left in 1985 to start a new company, CL 9. After much hype and 18 months of delays, CL 9, short ...
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