With the passing of the late and great Steve Jobs, his child Apple Inc is no doubt looking to the future. Jobs has left a great corporate legacy, with an amazing line-up of products, a huge bank balance and a seemingly unassailable market position. However, when a dreamer dies so does his dream and that is scaring the market witless.

Victorian residents of Cheltenham are the next in line to get their very own Apple Store – all from August 13, 2011.

Charlie Miller, a well-known security researcher in the Apple space, has found that your MacBook battery may-well be out to get you (if you don't get it first).

China (or is it iChina?) is the king of the cloners, the land where fake electronics can be more popular than the real deal, where intellectual property rights are but figments of western imagination and where not just electronics are faked, but even entire shopfronts.

Apple has today released a wave of new products but has quietly retired the MacBook, replacing it with lower-end models of the MacBook Air.

Apple has released a patch for the current 13in MacBook Air running Mac OS X 10.6.7.

Got a thing for leather as well as tech? Toffee has some new colours for dressing up your notebook.

Whenever Apple seems to launch new products, reports of problems and issues for some users seem inevitable iCompanions, from claims of faulty logic boards, kernel panics and display problems over at Apple’s Support forums.

Apple has updated its entry-level notebook. The revised MacBook promises improved performance and battery life.

Reports have just emerged that the FBI has become involved in the school spying case reported earlier.