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Apple tops 2012 brand value chart

By Simon Sage, Wednesday, May 23, 2012 a 12:30 pm

The annual Millward Brown BrandZ survey was released recently, with Apple holding fast to its number one spot. Apple's brand worth for 2012 actually grew 19% since last year to $183 billion, followed by IBM with $116 billion brand worth, and Google which dropped a down a rank.

IBM bans the use of Siri on its networks due to privacy concerns

By chrissyboy6969, Wednesday, May 23, 2012 a 3:16 am

If you work for IBM, you are welcome to bring your iPhone 4S to work with you but forget about using Apple’s voice driven digital assistant, Siri. IBM has banned the use of Siri on all of its networks due to concerns over privacy. Siri works by sending anything you ask it to a data center in North Carolina; after that, no one really knows exactly what happens with that data once it has been dealt with.

IBM Lotus Notes and Domino to Push Email to iPhone

By Rene Ritchie, Tuesday, May 12, 2009 a 7:13 am

Macworld is reporting that Lotus Notes and Domino 8.5.1 will finally get IBM off of their current WebMail solution (see video above) and onto real support for real push email to the iPhone:

Mark Papermaster Litigation Done -- to Head up iPhone, iPod Hardware April 24

By Dieter Bohn, Tuesday, Jan 27, 2009 a 4:08 pm

The long-running dispute between Apple and IBM over Apple's hire of Mark Papermaster has come to a close, according to Apple PR:

Apple Nabs Chipmaker From IBM... And IBM Sues!

By Rene Ritchie, Friday, Oct 31, 2008 a 9:55 am

Apple Insider is reporting (via CNet) that Apple has hired away Mark Papermaster, IBM's VP of Microprocessor Technology Development.

IBM Announces Lotus iNotes for the iPhone

By Rene Ritchie, Monday, Aug 11, 2008 a 7:55 am

The iPhone already supports standards-based POP and IMAP email accounts, and as of 2.0 supports the big-in-business Exchange format accessed via ActiveSync. But much as Microsoft would like to completely own ~~every~~that space, there are several competing corporate communication soluting out there, including RIM/Blackberry's North American powerhouse, Novell's Groupwise (which I'm still not convinced Chad didn't just make up...), and of course, good old Lotus Notes.