A few days after WWDC 2011, Steve Jobs revealed Apple’s plans for a massive new campus in Cupertino, CA known as the “Spaceship”

After many rumors and speculation, Apple has finally released its OS X Lion USB thumb drive

Last year, it was revealed that Time managing editor Walter Isaacson was working on the first authorized biography of Apple CEO Steve Jobs.

A few weeks ago, it was reported that Apple was going to open a new Apple Store in New York’s Grand Central Terminal.

Apple recently has been involved in a number of patent lawsuits with competitors using the Android OS.

Amazon hasn’t publicly announced it yet, but they have quietly launched a new web app called “Kindle Cloud Reader” that allows Chrome and Safari users to access their Kindle eBooks through their browsers.

Last month, it was reported that Apple began working on a $6.6 million renovation of the plaza and glass cube at the iconic Fifth Avenue Apple Store in Manhattan.

Yesterday, Apple was sued over a “fast booting” patent. Today, a new class-action lawsuit has been filed against Apple and 5 major book publishers.

Today, MacRumors has discovered that Apple has updated its reuse and recycling programs.

Patently Apple has discovered that Apple has been hit with a new patent lawsuit regarding “fast booting” used in OS X.

Today morning, Apple has announced a new lower cost $999 iMac for education institutions.

In the past, rumors have suggested that Apple was working on making the iPhone available to China Mobile customers.

A year ago, Apple introduced a service called “Find My iPhone” which would let users locate, lock, and even wipe the iOS device from anywhere.

A month ago, it was reported that Ron Johnson would be leaving Apple.

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