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Apple audit reveals underage labour used to make iPhones, iPods

An annual audit conducted by Apple Inc. of its contractual suppliers located around the world found multiple labour and environmental violations. Three suppliers had used under-aged labour, Apple Inc. said.

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Apple iPod v. The Insulin Pump

Health care industry wants Steve Jobs and Apple iPod's designers help to create user friendly health care devices such as the Insulin Pump and Glucose monitors.

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Apple's Jonathan Ive is knighted

Jonathan Ive - the British designer behind Apple's iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad - is knighted at Buckingham Palace.

Knighthood for Apple design head

Jonathan Ive, the designer behind the iPhone, iPod and iPad, has been awarded a knighthood in the New Year Honours list.

Apple Share Price Arms Race Tops $1,000

The arms race among stock analysts to set ever-higher price targets on shares of Apple, Inc. broke the $1,000 a share barrier for the first time today. Brian White of Topeka Capital Markets in Chicago began coverage of the iPad and iPod maker with a $1,001 price target. ”Apple...

Apple iPhone Designer Is Now a Knight

Jony Ive, the man who designed the iPod and the iPhone, might already be considered technology royalty amongst geeks. Now he’s an actual British knight. Apple’s lead designer, was knighted this morning in London and given the title of Knight Commander of the British Empire....

iPod pilot helps seniors with dementia

Three New Brunswick nursing homes are piloting a painless, drug-free way to reactivate the brains of people with Alzheimer's, dementia and other neurological conditions - iPods.