Apple rumored to be working on iOS-powered HDTVs for late 2011
A new rumor claims Apple is readying an iOS-powered connected TV, possibly for release as early as this fall.
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First Nokia smartphones running Windows Phone 7 coming later this year
Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop said Tuesday that his company expects to begin selling its first phones running Windows Phone later this year, before ramping up volume shipments in 2012.
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Analyst: Android US smartphone share drop to continue
After Google's Android experienced its first loss of market share in a region since 2009 during the March quarter, one analyst believes Apple's iPhone will continue to win back share in the U.S. smartphone market.
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Samsung denies talking with Apple to resolve patent dispute
In an intriguing twist to the legal battle between Apple and Samsung, the Korean electronics giant has denied a claim made by an Apple attorney at a hearing last week that high-level executives from both companies have met to resolve their dispute.
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HTML5 performance in Apple's iOS 5 tops Windows Phone 'Mango'
Though Microsoft has touted its forthcoming update to Windows Phone 7, codenamed "Mango," as having better HTML5 performance than Apple's iPhone, new tests run using an iPhone 4 with the iOS 5 beta outpace the Windows Phone results.
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Neighboring cities amenable to Apple's proposed Cupertino mega-campus
The initial response from neighboring mayors toward Apple's unveiling of plans for a massive new campus in Cupertino, Calif., has been positive, despite a history of "border wars" between cities.
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New York Post website now blocking Safari access on Apple's iPad
The New York Post has setup a new paywall targeting mobile Safari users on Apple's iPad and directing them to download the publication's app through the App Store.
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Top execs from Apple, Samsung meeting to discuss patent suit
The "highest level" of executives from Apple and Samsung have been meeting to discuss their legal dispute, a hearing for the case revealed on Friday.
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Foxconn to begin iPad production in Brazil in September; Apple posts new iPad 2 ad
Brazil's Minister of Science and Technology has revealed that Foxconn is scheduled to start iPad production in the country in September, while Apple has posted a new ad showcasing the iPad 2.
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iCloud to feature background file conflict manager and versioning
Unlike its current MobileMe service, Apple's iCloud will seamlessly resolve file conflicts that occur between devices, while backing up each version of the file, one insider says.
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Apple approved to bid on Nortel patents, sources say
Apple has received approval to proceed with plans to bid on a group of wireless technology patents from bankrupt Canadian company Nortel, while significant interest in the patents has led to the auction being pushed back a week.
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Analyst: Apple's iPad to lead tablet market explosion for 'foreseeable future'
According to one analyst, the market for consumer tablets could top 215 million units by 2015, with the iPad expected to dominate the market's explosive growth.
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Facebook app for iPad reportedly coming in weeks
People familiar with the matter have indicated that Facebook will release an app optimized for the iPad in "coming weeks," while continuing work on an iPad-specific version of its website.
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Sustained growth of MacBook Air may provide Apple $3.0B-per-year opportunity
Apple is poised to realize a $3.0 billion opportunity with its line of MacBook Air computers as "break-out" growth of the portables continues, according to one analyst.
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Facebook looking to circumvent Apple's App Store with HTML5 platform
A new report claims social network Facebook is partnering with roughly 80 developers on a secretive "Project Spartan" HTML5-based application platform that would circumvent Apple's App Store on iOS devices.
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Moscone event calendar hints Apple may hold WWDC 2012 June 10-15
Within days of the 2011 Worldwide Developers Conference wrapping up last week, possible hints that Apple will hold WWDC 2012 from June 10 through June 15 of next year have emerged by way of the Moscone Center event calendar.
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Apple sued by publisher over iBooks trademark
A New York publisher is suing Apple for trademark infringement over the use of the term "iBooks."
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Apple's AirPort Utility points to next-gen Time Capsule, AirPort Extreme
A routine update to Apple's Airport Utility application contains references to new 4th generation Time Capsule and 5th generation AirPort Extreme devices, according to a new report.
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DOJ approves Google bid for Nortel patents, still in talks with Apple
The U.S. Department of Justice has concluded an antitrust investigation into Google's bid for a collection of wireless-related patents from Nortel and has approved the bid, while talks with Apple and Research in Motion over their potential bids remain ongoing.
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Double-resolution iPad images in iOS 5 beta rekindle speculation on iPad 3 display
High-resolution images discovered in the new Twitter framework of Apple's iOS 5 beta have rekindled rumors that Apple is planning to double the resolution of the iPad to 2048 x 1536 pixels.
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Apple now selling unlocked GSM iPhone 4 in US, starting at $649
Apple updated its online store on Tuesday to begin offering unlocked models of the iPhone 4, starting at $649.
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Apple, Nokia resolve patent dispute, Apple agrees to pay for licenses
Nokia announced on Tuesday that it had entered into an agreement with Apple ending a lengthy legal battle between the two corporations, with both companies agreeing to withdraw their complaints to the International Trade Commission.
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Apple to sell unlocked iPhone 4 for $649; iCloud mirroring some MobileMe web services
Apple is rumored to begin selling unlocked versions of the iPhone 4 in the U.S. starting at $649 on Wednesday, while iOS 5 beta users have discovered that iCloud.com is mirroring some of MobileMe's web services.
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Steve Jobs comic book biography coming in August
A comic book biography of Apple CEO Steve Jobs is headed to stores in August.
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Apple's iTunes Store, App Store now cost roughly $1.3 billion a year to operate
The costs associated with maintaining the iTunes Store and App Store have grown to more than $1.3 billion a year, according to one estimate.
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