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Talks were informational but Apple may still be partner
Will be able to make calls
Judge slashes award by nearly 40 percent
Amazon has announced today that its Cloud Player is headed to the iPad and iPad Mini.
The tablet-optimized app is now available for free ......
Apple handily beat out rivals Samsung, Nokia and Motorola
Apple, with just a few products, managed to account for 20 percent of all 2012 U.S. consumer tech revenue.
Apple Inc. has pushed out a security update to Mac users after admitting that the company itself has been subject to a hack attempt in recent weeks.
Apple has released iOS 6.1.2 for iPhones, iPads and iPod touch to fix a couple of bugs reported in iOS 6.1.
The stores would showcase Google-branded hardware like the Nexus 4, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 and potentially Chromebooks, as well
Apple is reportedly preparing to release iOS 6.1.2 early next week to fix a security flaw that allows an attacker to bypass the pass code easily.
Apple accused of putting new employees to work on fake projects
Apple will challenge a ruling in Brazil this week that found the iPad-maker does not have exclusive rights to the iPhone trademark in the country.
Apple does not possess exclusive rights to the iPhone trademark in Brazil, as a local firm registered it in the year 2000.
Apple Inc. has made some changes to its line of MacBooks as it looks to bump up disappointing sales.
Microsoft and Apple are investigating an issue with iOS 6.1 devices and Exchange E-mail Servers, as Microsoft offers workaround advice.
Apple is reportedly preparing to rush out iOS 6.1.1 to users amidst complaints about decreased battery life and 3G signal issues.
The Australian parliament is set to grill executives from tech giants Apple, Microsoft and Adobe on why Australians pay higher prices despite a strong AUD currency.
Evasi0n has been updated again (v1.2) to disable OTA updates, since they don't work for jailbroken devices, as 7 million devices have installed the jailbreak so far.
Smart watch in development for Cupertino giant
According to a Reuters article, Apple CEO Tim Cook opposed taking Samsung to court over its Galaxy smartphones and tablets, but Steve Jobs pulled rank
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