Foxconn Electronics has been selected by Apple to build the company’s still not officially announce tablet PC. This report comes through several sources, including the DigiTimes. The rumor is that the Apple Tablet will hit the market in early 2010, with initial Foxconn making shipments of 300,000-400,000 units.

Steve Jobs, the guru of Apple is recovering very well, his doctor says.

Come on, you had to be expecting this. The question wasn't if, but when (and perhaps, what was taking so long). Since Psystar opened up its doors in April we've been waiting for the hammer to fall, and apparently Apple's really big hammer fell on July 3rd, with a lawsuit filed.

Rumored since last week, and revealed by the typical Apple Store outage, updated iMacs are here. Apple iMacs now have the same prices and better specs.

As we continue to try to determine if Psystar is for real or not (it claims making Mac computer clones), the company has (Psystar) updated its site to say that Psystar store is up and running and orders are shipping.

New York Technology giant Apple Inc. failed to live up to a promise of providing 1,000 movies available for rental from iTunes by the close of February, with the company offering a far-off 399 titles.

Apple's invitations to an event on March 6 to discuss the Apple Software Development Kit for the iPhone generated several Apple inquiries around here, and Apple COO Tim Cook's talk yesterday at the Goldman Sachs event added more fuel to the story. I thought I'd take a break from my usual"Anywhere all the time" writing, and just pass on some of the data and answers I've been providing to reporters: