Tim cook News

Earlier today, the Employment Nondiscrimination Act was up for vote in the Senate. Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, voiced his support in an online Op-Ed in the Wall Street Journal this past Sunday.

Cupertino - In today’s high tech world of computers and security, there seems to be a variety of ways to gain access to a secure area.

Early Sunday afternoon, Bob Mansfield, Apple’s senior vice president of technologies, disappeared from the company’s Web site, his biography removed from its executive profiles page without explanation.

Cupertino - Although it continues to control its share of the cell phone and computer market, Apple Inc. is looking to make some big changes to its popular iPhone and iPad in 2014.

Soon, the relentless criticisms asserting that Apple has forgotten how to innovate may very well die down. That's according to Apple CEO Tim Cook.

Ottawa - Who we are today as Canadians was shaped by both World Wars and in large part that two Prime Ministers that lead the nation during that time. Sir Robert Borden and William Lyon Mackenzie King transformed Canada yet very little is known about these men.

Today Apple unveiled details of its new iPad mini, at 7.9 inches, small enough to hold in one hand. It's an incredibly 7.2-millimeter thin, weighs half as much as any iPad and battery life reaches 10 hours. The tablet will cost $329 minimum.

Apple is one of the biggest companies in the United States based on market capitalization. Not only that, but it constantly beats its own sales records cashing in mainly on the popular Apple iPhone.

Apple revealed details of its next-generation MacBook Pro featuring Retina display technology. It's also being called the lightest MacBook Pro ever made and is available today.

Cupertino - Since the new Apple iPad debuted on Mar. 16 in the United States, Canada and elsewhere around the world, the third generation tablet has already generated more than three million sales. When it reaches 24 more countries, how much more will be sold?