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Apple svp and head designer Jonathan Ive got one knighthood in 2005 and a better one this year, allowing him to go by the name 'Sir Jony.' Steve Jobs, who was up for a knighthood in 2009, was denied by Gordon Brown after declining to speak at a political conference.

Sources who'd rather not admit they work at Apple revealed to the New York Times that the company is working on a new generation of wearable smartphone products that sound as if they're designed to get consumers to buy more pieces of Apple to get the same set of functions.

You've probably watched a bunch of video or TV already regarding the death of Steve Jobs, but here's a roundup of our favorite clips that have appeared or been dug up from around the Internet.

The WikiLeaks spotlight has turned to Apple and their continuing battle with counterfeit products made in China. Since Apple's real products are made in China, catching counterfeiters becomes difficult, especially when Chinese intellectual property enforcement is, well, rudimentary.

Tech products have some really stupid disclaimers. Here are 30 of the worst we've seen.

Sometimes really smart people say really stupid things. Here are six instances when tech execs made bold predictions -- and ended up eating their words.

It’s always a good idea to back up your iTunes library. I do it somewhat obsessively, but the are simpler techniques that can do the trick as well.

Signs of the holiday season: Shiny wrapping paper, trees propped in convenient corners, Muzak laden with sleigh bells, the nog of an egg, and, of course, recently released iPods on offer. In a tradition as predictable as the holiday season itself, we turn once again to the season's most pressing question: Which iPod (or iPhone or iPad) is right for you or the object of your affection?

Steve Jobs has opened his heart and wallet to offer the 33 Chilean miners stuck in a collapsed mine tunnel more than 2,000 feet below ground since 5 August, free iPods.

How the smartphone went from a high-end enterprise device to an everyday consumer staple

The latest batch of iPods unveiled by Apple earlier this week are about to begin shipping, and this latest generation brings some pretty big changes across board. The sixth-generation iPod nano looks like something Dick Tracy would wear, the iPod shuffle got its buttons back, and the iPod touch is even closer to being an iPhone 4 without the phone. (Sadly, the iPod classic was excluded from the upgrade party, although it remains--begrudgingly, it seems--in the iPod lineup.)

Traveling this summer will be more fun than ever...provided you're able to get your hands on an iPad.