Apple had bought the company that produced the Maps API that his company used in their software. Pushpin is the name of the software API that Openplaces uses and it is made by a company called Placebase. Placebase is similar to Google Maps in that it is a mapping service and has the world mapped ...
Apple has agreed to purchase the company for 278 million, according to Apple spokesman Steve Dowling as confirming the deal. PA Semi made its debut a few years back designing low-power chips based on Apple's old friend, the Power architecture. PA Semi's chips are based on IBM's Power ...
The broadcast media asset management company Proximity announced in 2006 that is has been purchased by Apple Computer. The company's artbox workgroup and artbox enterprise are commonly used by TV networks to track and manage media clips. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
FingerWorks Inc. was acquired by Apple Inc. FingerWorks Inc. develops and manufactures computer keyboards and pointing devices. The company's products offer touch-typing, pointing operations, and hand gestures on the same overlapping area of the touch surface, without mode switching. ...
Apple has acquired assets from SchemaSoft, a developer of software components for facilitating digital information workflow. SchemaSoft's tools can extract data found in a variety of formats including those used by Microsoft Office documents, along with Quark and Adobe Systems' Portable ...
Apple purchased Prismo Graphics and it comes after the purchase of Nothing Real and Silicon Grail. As SGI was no longer as big as it used to be regarding video software, and no important or many commercial packages have been ported to Linux, MacOSX had a real chance to further strengthen in this ...
Apple announced in 2002 it has acquired Zayante, a leader in IEEE 1394 (FireWire®) technology. Zayante's president and CEO Prashant Kanhere will join Apple to promote the adoption of FireWire technology. Ny acquiring Zayante, Apple is extending its commitment to FireWire as the premiere, high-speed ...
Blue Fish Labs was acquired by Apple Computer in early 2001. Details of the acquisition are confidential. Blue Fish Labs no longer provided technology services after extending heartfelt thanks to all the people who have worked with us and the Pittsburgh high technology community in general.
