Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak hired as 'tutor' for Sony's Steve Jobs film
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been brought on as a "tutor" to coach Sony Pictures on its adaptation of the biography of the late Steve Jobs.
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2012 iPhone to feature larger-display design that Steve Jobs worked on
Apple is set to introduce a new iPhone with a larger screen and an overhauled design that late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs "worked closely on" before he died, according to a new report.
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Time Warner Cable, Viacom resolve spat over streaming TV iPad app
Time Warner Cable and Viacom have agreed to set aside a legal dispute over an iPad app that streams television content within customers' homes.
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Apple continues China expansion with retail job openings in Chengdu, Shenzhen
Job listings for Apple Retail store leader positions in Shenzhen and Chengdu hint at the company's plan to expand its retail operations to new cities in China.
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Rumor: LG Display, AU Optronics have passed certification for 'iPad mini' LCD panels
A new report claims display makers LG Display and AU Optronics have passed certification tests for LCD panels bound for a rumored "iPad mini."
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Apple argues plaintiffs are too vague in class action lawsuit over Siri
Apple has filed a motion to dismiss a set of class-action lawsuits, which accuse the company of falsely advertising its Siri voice assistant feature for the iPhone 4S, under the grounds that the plaintiffs did not specify exactly what claims led them to purchase the device.
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China Mobile 'actively talking' to Apple about iPhone cooperation
China Mobile revealed on Wednesday that it is in ongoing negotiations with Apple to bring the iPhone to its network.
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HTC handsets held up at US customs due to ITC injunction over Apple patent
Taiwanese handset maker HTC revealed on Tuesday that shipments of its HTC One X and EVO 4G LTE devices have been delayed because they are being reviewed by U.S. Customs to check for compliance with an injunction by the International Trade Commission.
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'Social Network' scribe signs on to adapt official Steve Jobs biography
Aaron Sorkin, the award-winning writer who wrote the screenplay for The Social Network, has agreed to adapt Walter Isaacson's authorized biography of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
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Apple v. Motorola, HTC case consolidated; Psystar Supreme Court appeal denied
Apple got its wish to consolidate a trial filed by Motorola Mobility in the Southern District of Florida with a second lawsuit that also involves HTC. Meanwhile, an appeal by Mac clone maker Psystar to the U.S. Supreme Court in Apple's copyright infringement case against it has been denied
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Apple rumored to switch to Nvidia graphics for new MacBook Pros
New reports claim to have confirmed that Apple's upcoming MacBook Pros will eschew AMD graphics processors in favor of GPUs from Nvidia.
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Benchmarks hint at next-gen Ivy Bridge MacBook Pro, iMac
Geekbench benchmarks that appear to be from unreleased versions of Apple's MacBook Pro and iMac computers have surfaced online and serve as compelling evidence of upcoming upgrades from the company.
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Photos of Ashton Kutcher in character as Steve Jobs surface
Images have appeared of actor Ashton Kutcher wearing Steve Jobs' iconic black turtleneck, jeans and sneakers outfit on his way to the set of the independent film about the late Apple co-founder.
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Morgan Stanley: New carriers to offset impact of longer iPhone upgrade cycles
A new analysis from investment bank Morgan Stanley downplays investor fears that Apple's iPhone revenue could be impacted by lengthening carrier upgrade cycles and reduced subsidies, noting instead that increased distribution from new carrier partners should sustain iPhone growth.
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Flipboard CEO: Apple's iPad 'created a revolution' for beautiful Internet content
Mike McCue, founder and CEO of Flipboard, credited Apple on Friday with creating a "revolution" with its iPad tablet and said the impact of that revolution is still being understood more than two years after the device reached the market.
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Apple Korea offering new replacements of iPad, iPod to fit local rules
Apple's Korean division has agreed to replace defective iPads and iPods with brand-new devices for up to one month after purchase in order to comply with local regulations.
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GMIC: Tencent founder calls Android openness a 'mixed blessing'
Tencent founder Pony Ma on Thursday called the openness of Google's Android mobile operating system a "mixed blessing," while noting that Apple's iPhone is more secure than Android.
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Apple-revised nano-SIM design to address Nokia objections ahead of standards vote
SIM card maker Giesecke & Devrient is showing off Apple's new nano-SIM design, which has been modified to resolve Nokia's objections to it, at the CTIA tradeshow in New Orleans, La.
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'Pirq' deal app entering Silicon Valley with Apple employee exclusives
The "Pirq" daily deal app is partnering exclusively with Apple to provide mobile restaurant deals to the iPhone maker's employees as it makes its first pass at entering the Silicon Valley market.
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T-Mobile planning network compatibility with Apple's iPhone by end of year
T-Mobile has revealed plans for the wireless carrier's network to offer iPhone-compatible HSPA+ 4G service by the end of this year.
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Luxembourg official sticks up for Apple's iTunes operations in EU
Responding to a The New York Times report on Apple's efforts to reduce its tax bill, a Luxembourg trade official has spoken up in defense of the company's operations.
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Adobe Creative Suite 6 out now, Creative Cloud coming May 11
Adobe announced on Monday that its Creative Suite 6 software collection is available now and its Creative Cloud subscription service will arrive on May 11.
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Apple extends MobileMe subscribers' free 20GB of iCloud storage until September
As Apple gears up to shutter its MobileMe service next month, the company has extended its offer of an additional 20GB of free storage in iCloud until September 30, 2012.
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Testing shows 32nm A5 chip improves iPad 2 battery life by as much as 16%
A series of tests performed on the latest version of Apple's iPad 2 show that the move to a 32nm-process A5 chip results in battery life improvements of as much as 15.8 percent.
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'Steve Jobs: The Lost Interview' coming back to Landmark theaters May 11
A 70-minute documentary featuring interview footage with late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs that was originally thought to have been lost is set to begin a run at Landmark Theatres locations in 19 cities on May 11.
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