A site host for a wiki covering iTunes database exploration has opted to fight back against repeated legal threats from Apple by suing the iPod maker in court on grounds of censorship. The Electronic ...

After repeatedly threatening legal action against a site host for content covering iTunes database exploration — and drawing return litigation in the process — Apple has decided to back off its ...

Why is it that Apple has such a difficult time following their own guidelines? Application files that the user has no real reason to touch belong under ~/Library, preferably ~/Library/Application ...