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John McCain Hates All Those iPhone App Updates Too

Arizona Senator John McCain gave Apple CEO Tim Cook a customer satisfaction review at Tuesday's senate hearing on corporate tax reform.

Apple: 'We pay every dollar of tax we owe'

Apple's chief executive has launched a staunch defence of the iPhone maker's tax affairs after US politicians accused it of avoiding billions of dollars in payments.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says America's IP environment needs more work

In the midst of a larger discussion with U.S. senators on international corporate taxes, Apple CEO Tim Cook took an aside to discuss another area of regulation where the iPhone maker would like to see changes: the United States' intellectual property protection environment.

Web of Tax Shelters Saved Apple Billions, Inquiry Finds

mspohr writes with news that Apple might be in a bit of hot water over its policy of offshoring revenues to favorable tax jurisdictions. Only they take it a step further, from the article: "Apple relied on a 'complex web of offshore entities' and U.S.

Apple's tax strategy portrayed by Senate subcommittee as a unique 'absurdity'

In opening remarks of a hearing Tuesday morning, the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations accused Apple of being the mastermind of elaborate tax evasion practices that are unique to the iPhone maker.

Google Glass: Coming Soon to a Cubicle Near You?

Apple didn't originally market the iPhone or the iPad as business tools, but that's exactly what they've become.

Apple debuts new iPhone discounts, subsidies to gain ground in India

Apple is continually trying new methods to get its products into the hands of Indian consumers, and the Cupertino company recently rolled out a range of new offers to attract iPhone buyers in the world's second-most populous coutnry.

Top 25 Free iPhone Apps of All Time

Apple’s App Store recently hit its 50 billionth download. Since its launch in July 2008, the store has been the go-to place for mobile apps. To this day, mobile developers often choose to release their apps here first.

Looking to pull even with Apple, Samsung to pay developers for Galaxy-specific apps

Apple rival Samsung is turning to third-party developers to help improve the standing of its smartphone lineup against the iPhone, offering $800,000 in prize money for Galaxy-specific apps.

Apple joins BlackBerry and Samsung in getting Pentagon approval

iPhone and iPad to battle for contracts worth millions of dollars, boosting their standing in corporate and government markets

Apple's mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad have been cleared for use on the US Pentagon's networks, joining Samsung and Bl