People are in a panic about Apple's stock price drop. Let us put this in some sort of context.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has announced that his company will donate $2.5 million for Hurricane Sandy relief. The donation, which will go directly to the American Red Cross, was announced to Apple employees via email.

Obama versus Romney getting you down? No worries as the only fireworks discussed here happened at Apple.

One week ago, many would have considered Scott Forstall Tim Cook’s most likely successor. Days later with Forstall gone, you would have thought that the lead iOS designer was the most disliked Apple executive since John Sculley.

Bob Mansfield is back at Apple, just as Scott Forstall is exiting. Coincidence?

Apple's huge management shakeup gives the company an opportunity to correct some very poor decisions. First up: software changes that we think are essential.

The exit of both Scott Forstall and John Browett signifies that the Steve Jobs era is officially over at Apple.

Scott Forstall who was once considered a possible successor to CEO Tim Cook will leave Apple next year. In addition, John Browett, who only recently became the head of the company’s retail unit is also leaving.

Assuming it launches, what should Apple call their compact tablet? And no, "iPad Mini" might not be a possibility.

The Apple website has just been updated with a timely tribute to Jobs' memory.

Google Street View is set to arrive for the iPhone and iPad.

Apple is said to be getting retail store employees involved in helping to make Maps 2.0.

Apple employees have more to celebrate this holiday season.

Fixing iOS 6 Apple Maps won't be easy, nor will it happen overnight. Here are some of the steps necessary to get Apple back on the road.

Mea culpas are hard; just ask Tim Cook.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google’s Larry Page have apparently been engaged in behind-the-scenes talks regarding the ongoing patent issues between the two companies.

In response to the verdict reached in favor of Apple in its much-publicized patent lawsuit against Samsung, Apple CEO Tim Cook has sent a memo to corporate employees of the triumphant tech company.

Tim Cook appears much more willing to build an improved Apple TV set-top box than to create an actual television. Good or bad?

Apple shareholders will begin receiving their first dividends in 17 years. Stock owners will receive $2.65 per share.

When will the post-Steve Jobs management exodus end?

WWDC 2012 has officially started as Apple CEO Tim Cook takes the stage at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California to give today's keynote address.

Tim Cook visited D10 while we examined skeuomorphs. We discussed the next iPhone, while some of our readers cried foul. What a week it was.

Tim Cook’s appearance at D10 is now history. As such, the folks at All Things Digital, the conference’s sponsor, have posted video of the Apple CEO’s appearance in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calfornia.