Apple Insider reports that Apple on Monday seeded new builds of OS X Lion, Lion Server and the Windows-only iCloud Control Panel beta to developers with no known issues.
After 17 long months, Apple vs Samsung patent trial finally begins
Techradar posted a story that the Apple vs Samsung patent trial begins
MacBook Pro review (13-inch, mid-2012)
Engadget published a review on the new MacBook Pro 13"
OS X Mountain Lion Already Accounting for 3% of Mac Traffic
MacRumors posted a story that OS X Mountain Lion is already accounting for over 3% of web traffic coming from the Mac platform
AutoCAD 2012 and 2013 Do Not Yet Work With Mountain Lion
MacRumors posted a story that Autodesk has issued a support document outlining which of its products do not work with the just-released OS X Mountain Lion
OS X Mountain Lion to be released today
TechRadar reports that OS X Mountain Lion will be released today
Apple's profits rise 20% on sales of 26M iPhones, 17M iPads, and 4M Macs
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple said Tuesday that third-quarter profits rose just over 20% percent to $8.8 billion, or $9.32 per diluted share, on sales of $35.0 billion for the three-month period ended June 30, 2012.
13-Inch Retina MacBook Pro and Updated iMacs Reportedly Due in September-October
MacRumors posted a story that KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo today released a significant new report outlining his estimates of Apple's product launch schedule for the second half of this year
iOS 6 beta no longer requires Apple ID password for free apps
Apple Insider posted a story that with the latest beta of iOS 6, users are no longer required to enter their Apple ID password when downloading free software from the App Store.
In-app purchasing exploit discovered for OS X apps
Apple Insider posted a story that the same Russian hacker who crafted the iOS in-app purchasing workaround, the so-called "In-Appstore for OS X" uses a similar receipt-spoofing method to bypass Apple's validation system to get paid content for free, reports The Next Web.
Apple reportedly hires former high-level AMD hardware engineer
Apple Insider reports that former AMD chip architect John Bruno, known for his contribution to the chip maker's Trinity Accelerated Processing Unit (APU), now lists himself as a "System Architect at Apple."
Microsoft has no plans to release Office for Mac 2013
Apple Insider reports that Microsoft has no plans to release Office for Mac 2013
Portuguese consumer group to sue Apple over AppleCare
Apple Insider reports that the Portuguese Association for Consumer Protection (DECO) announced intentions to move forward with a lawsuit against Apple over information provided on the company's website which allegedly misleads buyers into purchasing the add-on AppleCare Protection Plan.
Older 64-bit Macs won't get new version of Mountain Lion
Techradar posted a story that Apple has confirmed on its official Mountain Lion upgrade page what was rumored back in February - older Macs will not support the upgrade despite being 64-bit systems
Parallels 7 for Desktop gets the Retina Display treatment
TUAW reports that Parallels has announced that its popular virtualization software is ready for the Retina Display MacBook Pro
Purported 13" Retina MacBook Pro benchmarks appear, launch rumored before Oct.
Apple Insider reports that a new rumor suggests Apple could launch its 13-inch Retina display MacBook Pro before October of this year.
OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Golden Master seeded to developers
Apple Insider posted a story that Apple on Monday seeded what is intended to be the final test version of its OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion to developers with no known issues
iOS 6 beta hints Apple Maps could come to Mac OS X
Apple Insider reports that Apple's new Maps in iOS may not be limited to the iPhone and iPad, as new evidence suggests the company could also bring its in-house mapping solution to the Mac.
Apple Cracking Down on Sites Selling Access to iOS 6 Developer Betas
MacRumors posted a story that Apple cracking down on sites selling access to iOS 6 developer betas
Apple says App Store app crashing error has been fixed
Apple Insider reports that Apple said on Thursday that it had "rectified" an issue with an App Store DRM server that was causing newly-updated applications to crash on launch.