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The article discusses the consumer electronics and computer software development industry in the U.S. as of June 10, 2013, with a focus on a development conference held by Apple Inc. and an upgraded version of a mobile operating system (iOS). Topics include smartphones like the iPhone, hardware designer Jonathan Ive, and potential plans to develop a television.

This article discusses the possible development of a curved glass wristwatch device by the electronics company Apple. The author describes the computing uses of such a device, which would integrate Apple's iOS operating platform. He also outlines the innovations in curved glass technology led by the company Gorilla Glass, which has been used in other Apple products.

The article outlines and evaluates the features of the iOS 6 mobile operating system from computer and electronics company Apple Inc.

The article presents questions and answers related to technology such as the use of browser extension for Microsoft Edge browser of Windows 10 operating systems and the image-editing programs of Mac's Photos application software for Apple operating system.

The article presents a review of the Snow Leopard computer operating system from Apple Inc.

The article presents two questions and answers including one on benefits of getting internal flash drive for a desktop computer, and another regarding updating MacBook to the operating system OS X El Capitan.

The article evaluates the Mac OS X 10.5 computer operating system, known as Leopard, from Apple Inc.

The article discusses the January 2007 rollout of Microsoft's new operating system, Vista, as well as Microsoft Office 2007. While a corporate version was available in November 2006, the full release to all markets is now available. Microsoft's last operating system was Windows XP released in 2001. Many of Vista's new features are already available on Apple's Macintosh computers.

The article discusses the Microsoft Corporation and the development of its Windows operating system called Windows Vista, which has a projected release date of January 2007. Apple Computer has already upgraded its Macintosh operating system with features that will be marketed in Vista and there is competition from the free Linux operating system. Microsoft's past bundling strategy is one reason for the delay in Vista. The extent of Windows use in personal computers is mentioned.

The article focuses on the potential vulnerability of Apple Computer Inc.'s operating system to computer viruses. Computer security companies, Symantec Inc., Sophos PLC, and McAfee Inc. have identified "worms" that are expected to attack Apple's Mac operating system, OS X. Data shows the financial performance of Apple Computer whose sales of Macintosh computers has increased because consumers thought Macs were less vulnerable to hacker attacks than Microsoft Corp.'s Windows operating system.

The article offers information on several technology products and upgrades from Apple including music streaming service Apple Music, updated Apple watch operating system and updated voice-activated digital assistant SIRI.

The article offers information on computer company Apple Inc.'s release of the free OS X Yosemite computer operating system update for the company's Macintosh (Mac) computers, focusing on Apple Inc.'s iOS mobile operating system and a user's ability to sync a Mac with an iPhone smartphone device.

The article discusses the release of several products from computer maker Apple Inc., including the Yosemite operating system for Mac computers, the Continuity software, and HealthKit health-monitoring application for iOS 8 mobile operating systems, and outlines the features of the products.

The article provides the answers to the questions on whether it is possible to cancel the cable subscription and still view television programs on local channels, and how to include punctuation when creating an email through the speech software in Apple Macbook OS X Mavericks.

The article presents a review of the Mavericks operating system for Macintosh computers from Apple Inc.

Corrections to articles on topics including the gunman in the Navy Yard shooting, the Apple operating system iOS 7, and the moral and ethical quandry of being a football fan.

Corporate news briefs are presented as of June 13, 2013 including the reaction of U.S. chief investment officers (CIOs) to the launch of technology company Apple's iOS 7 operating system, the work of the Intelligence Advanced Research Project Activity (IARPA), and General Electric Co.'s investment in the health care industry.

The article presents questions and answers related to the technical support and guide for downloading iOS applications and the ways of converting PDF computer file format to Microsoft Word.

The article represents questions and answers on Apple Inc. products, including an iPhone 5 smartphone that was damaged after shipping and on the ability to downgrade the operating system on an iPhone 4 smartphone from iOS 6 to a previous system.

Several corrections are presented to articles appearing in previous issues, including information on a World News article about the producer of the film "Innocence of Muslims," computer manufacturer Apple Inc.'s iOS 6 operating system, and the Russian economy.

The article reports that computer company Apple Inc.'s license to carry a mobile device application (app) for the online video sharing service Youtube, owned by Google Inc., has expired, and that the iOS6 mobile operating system to be released in fall 2012 will not include a Youtube app.

In this article the author offers tips on using Apple's Lion operating system, including a way to scroll down the touch pad and getting a full-screen view on a Mac computer.

Q.After years of syncing various devices to the Mac OS X Address Book, I seem to have a bunch of duplicate contacts all over the place. Is there a fast way to get rid of them other than going down the list and deleting them one-by-one? [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports on the new iOS 4.2 operating system released by Apple Inc. for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.

Added information regarding Airplay's audio capabilities.As you may have learned already from my colleague Nick Bilton's post, Apple on Monday released an upgrade to its iOS operating system that brings a number of iPhone functions (apps folders, multitasking, apps running in the background, for example) to the iPad. But one of the most intriguing changes included in the upgrade, iOS 4.2, is something Apple is calling AirPlay. Simply put, AirPlay is a feature that allows wireless streaming of audio and video content from one device to another. This is a way for Apple to address a continuing issue surrounding digital media today: how to get things loaded on one device onto another. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

BERLIN -- A German government agency warned citizens on Wednesday about two software vulnerabilities in Apple's mobile operating system, iOS, which it said could be exploited to infect the company's best-selling iPhone, iPad and iPod devices. The agency, the German Federal Office for Information Security, said its technical experts had confirmed the vulnerabilities in several versions of iOS, which could be exposed when Apple users visited infected Web sites or opened infected PDF documents. The agency, a branch of the German Interior Ministry, is charged with warning government employees and the public of software threats that could compromise private communications. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reprots that Apple Inc. is promoting its new operating system Snow Leopard for its speed. It is noted that the Snow Leopard is considered the fastest of all operating systems released by the company and will compete against Windows 7 from Microsoft Corp. It will be included in every Mac computer.

The article presents questions and answers related to technology including the importance of random access memory (RAM), connection of iPhone to desktop peripherals, and installation of the Mac operating system on a Windows laptop.

The article reports on the decision of Apple Inc. to give programmers a variety of new tools they can use to build software for its iPhone. It notes that some of the new features enable developers to create programs they could not before, by incorporating instant messaging. According to the company, a new operating system for the iPhone will over 100 features for customers. The company cites that the operating system will be available in the summer of 2009 as a free upgrade to iPhone owners.

Navigating GPS Updates [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reports that the computer and consumer electronics company Apple Inc. will delay the release of its new version of Macintosh OSX operating system for next four months due to some quality related issues. According to Bertrand Serlet, Apple's head of software development, the company requires some time to shake out the errors from the software code.

The article reports the release of a product called Parallels Desktop. The product allows users to simultaneously run both the Windows operating system and the Mac OS X on a Macintosh computer and sells for around $79. In April 2006, Apple Computer announced that their computers could use the Windows system, but it could not be done at the same time. The author offers observations and reviews of the Parallels Desktop.

The article reports on the discovery of the computer worm named OSX/Leap-A, which was believed to be the first virus aimed exclusively to attack the MAC OS X operating system of Apple Computer Inc.

Evaluates Apple Computer's Mac OS 8.5 operating system software for Macintosh computers. Cost of the upgrade; Computers on which it can be used; Summary of the system's advantages.