Apple v. Samsung: 5 Most Surprising Reveals in the Latest Court Documents - Wired News

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Apple v. Samsung: 5 Most Surprising Reveals in the Latest Court Documents Wired News By Christina Bonnington An early prototype of the iPad featuring iPod labeling was revealed in court documents Thursday. The lawyers behind the upcoming Apple v. Samsung trial have been hard at work filing docket after docket as their court battle ... Samsung extends lead in smartphones, IDC saysNewsOK.com Court Tells Apple, Samsung Most Documents in Patent Case Must Be PublicPCWorld Samsung extends smartphones lead over AppleNDTV Los Angeles Times -Times of India -Fox News all 1,877 news articles »

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Apple Discussed Investing in Twitter - Wall Street Journal

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Apple Discussed Investing in Twitter Wall Street Journal By SHIRA OVIDE and JESSICA E. VASCELLARO Apple Inc. held discussions with Twitter Inc. more than a year ago about taking a strategic investment in the short-messaging service, according to a person familiar with the talks. People familiar with the ... Is Apple taking a financial interest in Twitter?CNET Apple pondered strategic investment in Twitter: NYTReuters Apple Has Talked With Twitter About Making Investment, NYT SaysBusinessweek SlashGear -New York Times -Telegraph.co.uk all 45 news articles »

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Google Acknowledges Still Having Contested User Data - Wall Street Journal

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Google Acknowledges Still Having Contested User Data Wall Street Journal By JOHN LETZING Google Inc. has acknowledged it retained Internet user data collected surreptitiously through wireless networks as part of its street mapping service after it had been ordered to destroy it, according to information posted Friday by a ... Google admits breaching UK data privacy agreementBetaNews Google fails to delete personal dataMontreal Gazette Google failed to delete private dataNEWS.com.au Fox News -Globe and Mail all 531 news articles »

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Facebook Stock Plunge Slashes $34 Billion of Market Value - Businessweek

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Facebook Stock Plunge Slashes $34 Billion of Market Value Businessweek By Brian Womack on July 27, 2012 Facebook Inc. (FB) (FB) has lost about $34 billion in market value since its May initial public offering, as the operator of the world's largest social-networking service fails to assuage concerns about how it can make ... Facebook stock pounded, wiping out billions in shareholder valueSan Jose Mercury News Just add items to create a portfolio now:MarketWatch Facebook stock sinks, so who's buying? Investors with time to waitWashington Post KPLR 11 all 2,511 news articles »

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Facebook Falls After Report Fails to Quell Growth Concern - Businessweek

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Facebook Falls After Report Fails to Quell Growth Concern Businessweek By Brian Womack on July 27, 2012 Facebook Inc. (FB) (FB) plunged to a record low after its first earnings report as a public company showed a slower sales gain and narrower profit margins, failing to allay concerns over growth that have dragged down ... Facebook stock sinks, so who's buying? Investors with time to waitWashington Post Facebook's stock plunge highlights fears about future growthUSA TODAY all 2,499 news articles »

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Facebook stock hits new low as Zuckerberg loses billions - SlashGear

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Facebook stock hits new low as Zuckerberg loses billions SlashGear Facebook may have delivered a decent quarterly financial report yesterday, but that apparently did little to quell investor concerns about the company, which only went public earlier this year. Facebook's stock took another tumble today, falling $3.03 ... Zuckerberg Fortune Falls $1.6 Billion as Facebook Shares DropBusinessweek Facebook's stock plunge highlights fears about future growthUSA TODAY Facebook's Not the Only One Struggling With Mobile AdvertisingMashable CNET -New York Times (blog) -San Francisco Chronicle all 2,454 news articles »

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Apple Agrees to Buy AuthenTec for About $350 Million in Cash - San Francisco Chronicle

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Apple Agrees to Buy AuthenTec for About $350 Million in Cash San Francisco Chronicle July 27 (Bloomberg) -- Apple Inc. agreed to acquire AuthenTec Inc. for about $350 million, deploying some of its $117.2 billion cash hoard to gain fingerprint-authentication and encryption security technology for the iPad and iPhone. What Is Apple Up to This Time?Wall Street Journal (blog) Apple buying AuthenTec for about $356 millionBusinessweek News Summary: Apple buying AuthenTec for $356MSan Jose Mercury News all 447 news articles »

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Battlefield 3 Facebook ads led to 440% return for Electronic Arts - SlashGear

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Battlefield 3 Facebook ads led to 440% return for Electronic Arts SlashGear When publishers are ramping up on advertising for an upcoming game, Facebook ads don't seem like a natural place to start. If EA's success with Facebook ads for Battlefield 3 is anything to go on, however, maybe they should be. Facebook's stock drop continues Friday, makes new lowUSA TODAY Facebook's weak spot is mobilemsnbc.com Analysis: Internet stock collapse dents Silicon ValleyReuters Washington Post -PCWorld -Tom's Hardware Guide all 2,406 news articles »

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After Just 48 Hours, Mountain Lion Already Accounts For 3.2% Of Mac Web Traffic - TechCrunch

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After Just 48 Hours, Mountain Lion Already Accounts For 3.2% Of Mac Web Traffic TechCrunch Just 48 hours after its official launch, Apple's Mountain Lion, the latest version of Apple's desktop operating system, has already captured 3.2% of Mac web taffic according to a report by ad network Chitika. Given its low cost ($19.99) and the fact ... Apple mistakenly issues OS X Server codes to users entitled to Mountain Liontuaw.com Mac OS X Mountain Lion (Unofficially) Sprints to Over 2 Million DownloadsHot Hardware Review: New Mac Operating System Worth the UpgradeSci-Tech Today Mobile & Apps -AppAdvice -Wired News all 1,366 news articles »

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Apple's Authentec Buy Hints At Secure iPad - InformationWeek

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Apple's Authentec Buy Hints At Secure iPad InformationWeek $356 million acquisition of biometrics specialist suggests Apple might be getting serious about the enterprise client market. By Paul McDougall InformationWeek Apple has agreed to acquire security hardware and software maker Authentec for $356 million ... Why Apple is paying millions for a fingerprint sensor makermsnbc.com Apple buys fingerprint security firm AuthenTec for $356 millionLos Angeles Times Apple buys security company AuthenTec Inc for $365 millionUSA TODAY San Francisco Chronicle -Ars Technica -Computerworld all 135 news articles »

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Apple to spend $356 million on security company AuthenTec - Computerworld

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Apple to spend $356 million on security company AuthenTec Computerworld By Loek Essers IDG News Service - In a deal that should help Apple boost its enterprise security offerings, the iPhone maker is planning to buy mobile security company AuthenTec for $8 per share or a little over $356 million, AuthenTec said on Friday. Apple buys fingerprint sensor firm AuthenTec for $356 millionZDNet Apple to Acquire AuthenTec for $356 MillionNew York Times Apple to buy fingerprint sensor maker AuthenTec for $356 mlnReuters Apple Insider -PC Magazine -San Francisco Chronicle all 114 news articles »

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Microsoft acknowledges Surface may trigger OEM hostility - Computerworld

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Microsoft acknowledges Surface may trigger OEM hostility Computerworld By Gregg Keizer Computerworld - Microsoft yesterday confirmed what most analysts and company watchers had concluded last month when the firm unveiled its own tablet, that it risks alienating the computer makers which account for the bulk of Windows ... Microsoft admits that Surface may hurt partner relationsSlashGear Microsoft admits Surface competition risk with tablet OEMsZDNet (blog) On tablets, can Microsoft be right and Apple, Amazon, and Google wrong?CNET Business Today -New York Times (blog) -PCWorld all 93 news articles »

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How all your iPhone apps could be hacked at once - CNNMoney

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How all your iPhone apps could be hacked at once CNNMoney By David Goldman @CNNMoneyTech July 27, 2012: 5:15 AM ET LAS VEGAS (CNNMoney) -- The iPhone's baked-in security has improved dramatically over the past few years, which is great for Apple fans. In a weird way, it's good for hackers too. Early iPhone and iPad prototypes revealed in Apple-Samsung trialCNET Court documents reveal multiple iPad and iPhone prototypes including an iPad ...The Verge Apple, Samsung Take Smartphone War to First U.S. JuryBloomberg Computerworld -PC Magazine -ZDNet all 346 news articles »

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Samsung Shares Surge on Buoyant Phone, TV Sales Forecasts - San Francisco Chronicle

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Samsung Shares Surge on Buoyant Phone, TV Sales Forecasts San Francisco Chronicle July 27 (Bloomberg) -- Samsung Electronics Co., the world's largest maker of TVs and mobile phones, jumped in Seoul trading after forecasting higher demand for panels and handsets, and retaining its position as the world's biggest phone seller. Galaxy S3 brings record profits for SamsungTelegraph.co.uk Samsung Electronics' 2Q Profit Jumps 48 PercentABC News Samsung extends lead over Apple in Q2 phone shipmentsCNET Computerworld -ZDNet -PCWorld all 857 news articles »

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Early iPhone and iPad prototypes revealed in Apple-Samsung trial - CNET

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Early iPhone and iPad prototypes revealed in Apple-Samsung trial CNET by Vincent Chang | 27 July 2012 2:06pm SGT It appears that Apple thought about having a kickstand on the original iPad, or at least considered it sufficiently to create several different prototypes. From a longer, sleeker version to a metallic two-tone ... Apple iPad prototypes revealed in court docsSlashGear Earliest iPhone And iPad Prototypes: Clunky Design, Diagonal Corners And A ...Gizmodo Australia Court documents reveal multiple iPad and iPhone prototypes including an iPad ...The Verge Computerworld -ZDNet -Bloomberg all 296 news articles »

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Samsung extends lead over Apple in Q2 phone shipments - CNET

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Samsung extends lead over Apple in Q2 phone shipments CNET Samsung bested Apple in phone shipments in the second quarter. But that may change when the next iPhone arrives later this year. by Brooke Crothers Samsung has widened its lead over Apple in mobile phone shipments in the second quarter, said IDC. Samsung's Q2 smartphone shipments nearly twice those of Apple, say research firmsComputerworld Smartphone Sales Drive Samsung's Revenue GrowthPCWorld Samsung Electronics' 2Q Profit Jumps 48...ABC News Wall Street Journal (blog) -Fox Business -AFP all 797 news articles »

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