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"Why Apple Wants to Make a Remote Control for Your Home" ["By developing a software platform, rather than building or acquiring the appliances themselves, Apple is taking on less risk. The biggest challenge for Apple will be convincing device manufacturers to integrate with this new platform. Considering Apple's market penetration and reputation, that shouldn't be too difficult. And because we've all been living with Apple devices in our homes for years, consumers may not be as scared of Apple-connected appliances as they are of, say, Google-connected ones."]
 Wired 1:06 PM
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"Apple seeks to simplify smart homes" Financial Times [Paid Membership Required] 7:53 AM
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"Apple's next big thing: Your iPhone controls your home" Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 8:27 AM
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"Step into Apple iPhone-Controlled Smart Homes Soon" DeviceMAG 8:00 AM
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"Apple plans big move into 'smart home' technology" Fortune 8:40 AM
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"Apple to channel George Jetson with smart-home system play" MarketWatch 8:38 AM
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"How Apple Will Use the iPhone to Crush Google, Samsung" TheStreet 8:46 AM
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"Even The Untrue Rumours About Apple Products Are Making Gadgets Better" Forbes 7:54 AM
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"Can Apple Win Over a Music Industry Burned by Pandora?" Minyanville 8:46 AM
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"Apple to reportedly announce Beats deal this week at lower $3 billion price" AppleInsider 9:15 PM
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"Beats Won't Get $3.2 Billion From Apple: The Apple deal with Beats is probably going to happen. The whole affair is likely in lock-down mode until the WWDC Keynote. What's not going to happen, however, is that Beats gets US$3.2B in this deal." The Mac Observer 3:17 PM
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"Report: Apple drops Beats deal to $3B, cites low subscription numbers, due diligence" 9to5Mac 9:18 PM
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"Apple seeks new trial and sales ban in never-ending patent fight with Samsung" Gigaom 8:45 AM
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"Unhappy Apple wants a retrial in Samsung IP case" V3 8:40 AM
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"Op-Ed: Apple Under Tim Cook Is On The Defensive And That Isn't Good" AppAdvice 1:04 PM
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