Steve Jobs, hit-maker. Read >

New goodies for a gadget no one wants. Read >

Apple needed its Mac business to drive growth during the March quarter, and it came through: The company sold 2.29 million Macs last quarter, up 51% year-over-year. Overall revenue beat the Street, but gross margins were down, and June profit guidance was below expectations. Read >

We don't know much about Amazon's digital sales, except one thing: They're insignificant. Read >

iPod growth is over, and the iPhone is just beginning. So Mac sales and guidance are the keys for the stock. Read >

Analyst Mike Abramsky expects Mac sales to jump almost 50% year-over-year, including some help from the company's new MacBook Air. Read >

Slow iPod sales growth is bad news for flash memory suppliers. Read >

Music to the labels' ears: In 2011, almost a billion music-capable phones will ship worldwide. Read >

AmTech's Shaw Wu says Mac sales are up huge -- and raises his March quarter Apple estimates. If he really thinks Macs are "recession-proof," however, he's hallucinating. Read >

Apple may or may not launch a music rental service. The rest of the business will pursue one, anyway. Read >

Is Apple finally considering a music subscription service? We don't know, but here's a look at the economics... Read >

Hulu won't make its way to Apple's portable gadgets soon. Not that it makes much sense to be there in the first place. Read >

Retail data suggest a lousy quarter for Apple's MP3 players. Read >

Get a virus on your iPod? Blame a Chinese factory worker. Read >

Apple noodles with a set-top box that can record live TV. Read >

More than 100,000 people have downloaded the iPhone's software kit. But not everyone's thrilled with some of its limitations. Read >

Trying to figure out where Apple shares are headed next? Good luck. But the long-term growth story is still intact. Read >

Apple's boss is flying more. Does that mean new toys are coming out soon? Read >

January iPod sales estimates paint a grim picture for the quarter. Read >

Apple's iPod shuffle price cut will pinch iPod revenue growth, but cheaper touchscreen iPods could boost sales later this year. Read >

An iPod shuffle price cut could boost sales a bit this quarter. But the iPod touch could be a real growth catalyst. Read >

A new startup rips the DRM off Apple's iTunes songs. Enjoy it while you can. Read >

The big box wants to swap out discs no one buys for a digital kiosk no one's likely to use. Read >

Apple might be cutting iPod and iPhone orders, but Citi says the stock is cheap. Read >

Assuming FBR analyst Craig Berger's contacts are right, this isn't a disaster -- but it's certainly not good news. Read >

Bigger price tags mean higher gross profits for Apple's gadgets. Read >

Say goodbye to the iPod -- it's out as Apple's growth generator. Read >

Apple beat the Street but iPod sales growth drooped. Read >

Instead of GPS, the iPhone and iPod touch use Skyhook's wi-fi software to map your location. Read >

As the iPhone takes off, iPod sales growth slumps. Read >