Intel expected to unveil cable service, set-top box at CES
Chipmaker Intel is reportedly planning to unveil a new set-top box and accompanying cable service at the Consumer Electronics Show in early January.
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Sam Oliver
Service for pirating iOS apps abruptly closes, cites 'stagnant' community
A prominent service for jailbroken iPhones that served up stolen iOS App Store applications abruptly closed on Sunday, marking a major victory for Apple in the war on piracy.
ITC judge: Samsung should post massive bond ahead of US sales ban
Samsung products found to infringe on certain Apple patents may be subject to a sales ban if the U.S. International Trade Commission affirms and adopts an initial determination filed by one of its administrative law judges, who also recommended the Korean company post a huge bond worth 88 percent of its U.S. smartphone sales.
AppleInsider Staff
New York's MTA releases train-locating app for iPhone and iPod touch
The Metropolitan Transit Authority on Friday released an iOS app that will let riders of seven train lines plan their trips to the minute, a first for the largest subway system in the U.S.
Mikey Campbell
Apple agrees to drop patent claims against Samsung Galaxy S III Mini
A court document filed on Friday revealed that Apple is dropping all claims against Samsung's Galaxy S III Mini smartphone after the Korean company said it has no plans to formally import and sell the handset in the U.S.
NYC mayor blames increase in crime on demand for Apple products
Thefts of iPhones, iPads and iPods are accountable for an overall increase in crime in New York City, the Big Apple's mayor said in a recent interview.
Katie Marsal
'Insatiable demand' for iPad mini drives stock-outs in China
Customers in both Hong Kong and China have demonstrated considerable interest in Apple's newly launched iPad mini, leading to stock-outs and limited availability.
Neil Hughes
US DOJ launches probe of potential fraud in $11B HP-Autonomy deal
Troubled PC maker Hewlett-Packard is now assisting a U.S. Department of Justice investigation into potential fraud conducted by Autonomy, a company that HP purchased more than $11 billion.
Average analyst target for Apple drops to $740 among capital gains, fiscal cliff worries
With Apple's stock price falling ahead of an increase in capital gains tax and investors worried about the so-called "fiscal cliff," the average analyst price target for AAPL stock has fallen to $740.
Brian Marder
