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A court in Tokyo has sided with Apple in ruling that Samsung Electronics' devices infringed the iPhone maker's so called bounce back patent.
Apple executive Eddy Cue has told a federal court that the company did not set e-book prices, defending the iPad maker from prosecutor allegations that it conspired to fix prices of e-books across the industry.
According to a report in Korean media, Samsung will be the primary supplier for 7.9-inch Retina displays for a new iPad mini that will launch this year.
Officials in the United States are calling on smartphone makers to make changes that will deter the theft of mobile phones.
A report suggests that Apple is thinking about following Samsung's lead and releasing iPhones with larger screens, as well as cheaper handsets.
Researchers have detailed a weakness effecting some iPhone that can be exploited to force devices to connect to malicious Wi-Fi networks.
Worst kept secret finally confirmed
“Can’t innovate anymore, my ass”
Theme is now California
WWDC: Apple boasts App Store figures
Safari, Mac, Quicktime
Analyst Brian White follows Apple
Apple has denied that it conspired with publishers to fix the price of e-books after the launch of the iPad, as the trial in New York gets under way.
Researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a bogus charger for Apple's iPhones that can infect it with malicious software within a minute.
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has found that several of Apple's older iPhone and iPad devices infringed a patent held by arch rival Samsung.
According to investment bank Credit Suisse, iPhone sales have jumped over 500 percent in India following the institution of installment payment plans in the nation
Could include wearable computing or TV
Earlier this week, Daily Show host Jon Stewart ran a segment ripping into Apple about CEO Tim Cook's appearance in front of the Senate
Will be available in numerous colors
One month before Apple goes to trial
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