Steve Jobs

Through hard work they built their organistions from scratch and turned them into successful businesses.

Apple is set to unveil a television set in the next 12 months, so we look at the technology behind it and what features it is likely to have.

Rumours of an iPad Mini launch have been circulating for quite some time, despite Steve Jobs’ denial of 7in display form-factor for the mini tablet.

According to tweets by Michael Margolis, a former Apple TV software engineer, the new Apple TV is based on a design initially rejected by Steve Jobs.

The inability of the US government, to take advantage of Apple's technological capabilities, seems to have been Jobs' major lament, according to the biography.

With its value in terms of market capitalisation passing $500bn, we look at eight huge things that Apple is still bigger than.

The new iPad may have taken centre stage, but the third generation Apple TV deserves its share of the limelight.

The Cupertino-based company has called for a media event, scheduled for 9 a.m. EDT (2 p.m. GMT; 6 a.m. PDT) on 19 March, to explain its plans to spend the surplus money.

Russell Brand Fined £3,200 For Criminal Damages

We speak to the founder of the Raspberry Pi about the decline in students computer skills, the potential of the credit-card-sized computer and what the future now holds,

Apple New iPad: Top Award-Winning Tablets to Challenge Apple’s Latest

Here is the feature comparison between the two look-alike tablets (iPad 2 and its successor) that promise to outshine each other in contrasting fashion.

It is not an easy task to end Apple's domination in technological arena. And with every passing year, Apple continues to innovate and excel in the ever growing market in terms of software and hardware. However, those days may be coming to an end as Google is all set to pull up even bigger assault in the form of Google Play.

Apple is set to launch the third generation of the iPad today with most expecting an iPad HD rather than the iPad 3.

Eight Reasons Why Apple iPad 3 Will be a Best-Selling Tablet

Apple Claims Creation of 514,000 Jobs in US

Complete review of MWC, with Alastair Stevenson reporting from Barcelona and Alistair Charlton from London, for International Business Times UK.

Huawei's Ascend D Quad is fastest smartphone in world, but iPhone 5 could soon steal title back.

In a 'One More Thing' announcement worthy of Steve Jobs, Huawei announced the iPad 3 rival MediaPad 10 FHD.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, indicated during the annual shareholders’ meeting that the board would be nearing a decision to deal with $98 billion cash pile.

The FBI keeps a tab on people if they are in the news or subjected to any particular threat or if the matter is “alive”.

FBI documents reveal that a bomb threat with a $1m demand was made against Apple in 1985, a few months before the company fired its co-founder, Steve Jobs.

Prototype of Apple's breakthrough TV technology undergoing tests at two Canadian telecom firms, sources say.

A Taiwanese electronics company is involved in a controversy after using Steve Jobs' image to promote 'Action Pad', an android-based tablet.

With the iPad 3 widely expected to be announced in March and feature a Retina display, the International Business Times UK takes a stroll down memory lane and looks back at the most successful tablet of all time.

How much money did each of us make in 2011? The chances are, no matter how much each of thought we made, it would have been peanuts compared to the big bucks that CEOs, Presidents of the Board and company Directors would have pocketed! Then consider the fact that median annual wages in the U.S. fell (for 2010) to $26, 364 (the lowest since 1999) and average wages in the UK (for 2011) were £25,900 (a miniscule ...

Ever since Samsung edged past the elite smartphone club to compete against the Apple iPhone, the battle between these two tech giants has descended into nothing less than a tug-of-war.

Facebook submits $5bn initial public offering but founder and majority shareholder accepts tiny pay packet.

In the final quarter of 2011, when many world leaders were battling crisis in the euro zone to prevent another global recession, the cash counters at Apple Inc were adding $1,670 to its profits every second.

The contents of an e-mail, sent by the late founder of Apple Inc., Steve Jobs, to former Google Inc. Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Eric Schmidt, were disclosed on Friday, during the course of a civil suit against the former company.