HP Wins Ruling Against Oracle Over Itanium Server Support - Businessweek

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HP Wins Ruling Against Oracle Over Itanium Server Support Businessweek By Joel Rosenblatt on August 02, 2012 Oracle Corp. (ORCL) (ORCL) is contractually obligated to continue developing software for Hewlett-Packard Co. (HPQ) (HPQ)'s Itanium-based servers, a California judge ruled. Both sides have 15 days to file an ... HP Wins Case as Oracle Ordered to Continue Supporting ItaniumeWeek Court Orders Oracle to Continue Release and Support Software for Intel Itanium ...X-bit Labs Update: Judge sides with HP, rules that Oracle must continue porting software ...Computerworld SemiAccurate -PC Magazine -Wall Street Journal all 128 news articles »

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Apple Says It Will Seek Sanctions Over Samsung Statement - Businessweek

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Apple Says It Will Seek Sanctions Over Samsung Statement Businessweek By Joel Rosenblatt on August 02, 2012 Apple Inc. (AAPL) (AAPL) said it's asking a federal judge to impose sanctions over a statement Samsung Electronics Co. (005930) issued that included evidence the judge excluded from the companies' ... Apple to file sanctions over Samsung's evidence 'leak'Apple Insider Samsung leaks disallowed evidence to the pressCNET Apple-Samsung trial involves designSan Francisco Chronicle Computerworld -Wall Street Journal -Washington Post all 2,024 news articles »

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Samsung leaks disallowed evidence to the press - CNET

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Samsung leaks disallowed evidence to the press CNET by Aloysius Low | 2 August 2012 11:53am SGT As some of its evidence for the trial with Apple would not be accepted in court (as it was submitted too late), Samsung decided to make it available to the press, which ticked off the judge. Apple-Samsung trial involves designSan Francisco Chronicle Samsung Defends Leaking EvidenceWall Street Journal Apple asks court to punish Samsung for releasing documents in iPhone suitComputerworld Businessweek -San Jose Mercury News all 2,033 news articles »

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Apple-Samsung trial involves design - San Francisco Chronicle

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Apple-Samsung trial involves design San Francisco Chronicle Get ready for "rubberbanding." That's the way the screen on an iPad or iPhone seems to bounce when you scroll to the bottom of a file - and it's among the terms jurors must understand as Apple Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. face off in a patent trial ... Samsung Defends Leaking EvidenceWall Street Journal Apple Says It Will Seek Sanctions Over Samsung StatementBusinessweek Apple asks court to punish Samsung for releasing documents in iPhone suitComputerworld Solar Panels News -Register all 2,031 news articles »

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Nokia links up with Groupon to promote deals on phone maps - Reuters

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Nokia links up with Groupon to promote deals on phone maps Reuters | CHICAGO (Reuters) - Nokia is promoting Groupon Inc offers on the maps on its Lumia smartphones as it tries to stand out in a crowded field vying for the attention of US cellphone owners. The partnership with Groupon, announced on Wednesday, ... Nokia Maps updated with support for Groupon Now! dealsSlashGear Nokia Shares Post Biggest 7-Day Gain Since 1991Bloomberg Nokia Maps wheels and deals with Groupon NowCNET Wall Street Journal -Businessweek all 84 news articles »

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Nokia links up with Groupon to promote deals on phone maps - Reuters

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Nokia links up with Groupon to promote deals on phone maps Reuters | CHICAGO (Reuters) - Nokia is promoting Groupon Inc offers on the maps on its Lumia smartphones as it tries to stand out in a crowded field vying for the attention of US cellphone owners. The partnership with Groupon, announced on Wednesday, ... Nokia Maps updated with support for Groupon Now! dealsSlashGear Nokia Maps wheels and deals with Groupon NowCNET Nokia Shares Post Biggest 7-Day Gain Since 1991Bloomberg Nokia Conversations -Businessweek all 77 news articles »

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Apple Asks Court to Punish Samsung for Releasing Documents in IPhone Suit - PCWorld

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Apple Asks Court to Punish Samsung for Releasing Documents in IPhone Suit PCWorld By Stephen Lawson, IDG News Apple will ask a federal court to sanction Samsung Electronics for releasing documents that were not allowed as evidence in the companies' dueling patent-infringement suits. In a letter to Judge Lucy Koh of the US District ... Apple, Samsung Trial Reveals Dozens of iPhone PrototypesTom's Hardware Guide Samsung loses bid to use 'critical' evidence in patent trial against AppleWashington Post Apple to file emergency motion for sanctions against SamsungLos Angeles Times San Jose Mercury News all 2,008 news articles »

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Apple asks court to punish Samsung for releasing documents in iPhone suit - Computerworld

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Apple asks court to punish Samsung for releasing documents in iPhone suit Computerworld By Stephen Lawson IDG News Service - Apple will ask a federal court to sanction Samsung Electronics for releasing documents that were not allowed as evidence in the companies' dueling patent-infringement suits. In a letter to Judge Lucy Koh of the US ... Samsung loses bid to use 'critical' evidence in patent trial against AppleWashington Post Apple to file emergency motion for sanctions against SamsungLos Angeles Times Powerhouse Samsung lawyer in hot water with Apple v. Samsung judgeSan Jose Mercury News Sydney Morning Herald -Ars Technica all 1,980 news articles »

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Apple to file emergency motion for sanctions against Samsung - Los Angeles Times

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Apple to file emergency motion for sanctions against Samsung Los Angeles Times Apple is, to put it mildly, not pleased with Samsung, and it plans to file an emergency motion in federal court asking for its rival to be sanctioned. The controversy stems from Samsung's decision Tuesday to send the media, including The Times, ... Powerhouse Samsung lawyer in hot water with Apple v. Samsung judgeSan Jose Mercury News Apple wants Samsung punished for leaking rejected evidence to pressArs Technica Samsung finds itself on the wrong end of the Apple trial with spilled evidenceSlashGear Slate Magazine (blog) -EE Times -Apple Insider all 1,968 news articles »

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Samsung finds itself on the wrong end of the Apple trial with spilled evidence - SlashGear

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Samsung finds itself on the wrong end of the Apple trial with spilled evidence SlashGear Earlier today it was revealed that evidence Samsung spilled to the press in their trial against Apple regarding supposed Sony pre-cursors to the iPhone was not supposed to be seen. Federal Judge Lucy Koh had previously blocked said evidence from the ... Samsung calls decision to share evidence with media 'ethical' and 'lawful'Apple Insider Apple seeks 'emergency' sanctions against SamsungCNET Apple Against Samsung Turning on Meaning of Rubberbanding: TechSan Francisco Chronicle Wall Street Journal -PC Magazine -Los Angeles Times all 1,948 news articles »

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Apple seeks 'emergency' sanctions against Samsung - CNET

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Apple seeks 'emergency' sanctions against Samsung CNET Apple today said it will file for penalties against Samsung in the federal court case between the two companies. by Josh Lowensohn Apple is not happy with Samsung's explanation for why it published evidence outside of court yesterday. Apple Against Samsung Turning on Meaning of Rubberbanding: TechSan Francisco Chronicle Samsung Defends Decision to Share Evidence With MediaWall Street Journal Samsung Denies Trying to Sway Jury With Statement to MediaPC Magazine Los Angeles Times -Mashable -Businessweek all 1,914 news articles »

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Samsung Defends Decision to Share Evidence With Media - Wall Street Journal

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Samsung Defends Decision to Share Evidence With Media Wall Street Journal A lawyer for Samsung Electronics Co. said the company's decision to send reporters disputed evidence in its patent case with Apple Inc. was “lawful” and “ethical,” in a filing responding to federal Judge Lucy Koh's request to explain the unusual move. Samsung Denies Trying to Sway Jury With Statement to MediaPC Magazine Samsung: Decision to send media blocked evidence was 'lawful, ethical'Los Angeles Times Apple v. Samsung: Why the Future of Ideas Is at StakeMashable Businessweek -Forbes -CNET all 1,898 news articles »

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Lawyers for Samsung Defend Move - Wall Street Journal

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Lawyers for Samsung Defend Move Wall Street Journal A lawyer for Samsung Electronics Co. said the company's decision to email disputed evidence to reporters was “lawful” and “ethical,” in a filing responding to federal Judge Lucy Koh's request to explain the unusual move. Samsung Lawyer Can't Undo Apple Trial Evidence RulingBusinessweek Apple Trails Samsung For Now But iPhone 5 Could Be A Big CatalystForbes Samsung: We weren't trying to influence jurorsCNET VentureBeat -All Things Digital all 1,911 news articles »

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Twitter launches Political Index to measure "feelings" about Obama and Romney - CNET

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Twitter launches Political Index to measure "feelings" about Obama and Romney CNET Twitter expects that the Index will give an indication of where the candidate polling numbers are heading, based on its crowd-sourced data set of public opinion via tweets. by Dan Farber Twitter is getting into the candidate sentiment business, ... Twitter measures the mood of the nation with the Twitter Political IndexVentureBeat Twitter hopes to reflect nuances of public opinion with political barometerGigaOM Introducing the Twitter Political Index!Washington Post (blog) Business Insider -TechCrunch -Politico all 20 news articles »

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Microsoft Outlook.com Email Unlikely to Catch Google Gmail - eWeek

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Microsoft Outlook.com Email Unlikely to Catch Google Gmail eWeek The revamping of Microsoft's Hotmail email product 16 years after its debut comes pretty late in the game, and is unlikely to give satisfied Google Gmail users a reason to switch alliances. Microsoft's newly announced major refresh of its 16-year-old ... Microsoft's Outlook.com nets 1 million users in six hoursLos Angeles Times Consumers Quickly Nab 1 Million Outlook.com Email AddressesPC Magazine Microsoft Quickly Signs Up 1 Million Users For Outlook.comCRN CNN International -PCWorld -Newsday all 692 news articles »

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Consumers Quickly Nab 1 Million Outlook.com Email Addresses - PC Magazine

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Consumers Quickly Nab 1 Million Outlook.com Email Addresses PC Magazine By Stephanie Mlot Any concern over a slow start for Microsoft's reimagined email client Outlook.com was squashed when more than 1 million email addresses were claimed within six hours of the product's noon EST launch. "One million people have signed up ... Microsoft updates Hotmail to coordinate with FacebookNewsday Microsoft Outlook.Com: A Getting-Started GuidePCWorld Look Out IT, Hotmail Will Soon Be Outlook.comCRN Computerworld -ZDNet (blog) -kypost.com all 660 news articles »

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus eludes sales ban...for now - CNET

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus eludes sales ban...for now CNET As the Apple v. Samsung trial heats up, an appeals court has extended the delay on a sales ban on the Nexus smartphone. by Lance Whitney Consumers eyeing Samsung's Galaxy Nexus will continue to find the phone available for sale. Samsung, Apple Patent Trial Begins; Outlook.com Launches; Hulu Plus on Apple TVPC Magazine Apple, Samsung Patent Trial Seats US JuryReuters Apple: Samsung Copied iPhone, iPadInformationWeek (blog) TechCrunch -Christian Science Monitor -USA TODAY all 1,857 news articles »

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Using the Outlook.com preview (FAQ) - ZDNet (blog)

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Using the Outlook.com preview (FAQ) ZDNet (blog) Summary: Microsoft has taken the wraps off its new Outlook.com service, which will (eventually) replace Hotmail as its free consumer email product. How do you get an Outlook.com address? How do you use the new interface? I've got answers. Microsoft Outlook: how Hotmail lost its coolThe Guardian Microsoft Outlook.com moves Hotmail to the trashTelegraph.co.uk FAQ: Trying Microsoft's new Outlook.comComputerworld eWeek -Reuters -Houston Chronicle (blog) all 613 news articles »

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Microsoft revamps Hotmail as social-friendly Outlook - Reuters

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Microsoft revamps Hotmail as social-friendly Outlook Reuters By Bill Rigby | SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft Corp unveiled a revamped, Facebook-friendly version of its free, online email service on Tuesday in an attempt to reverse market share losses to Google Inc's fast-growing Gmail. The world's largest software ... FAQ: Trying Microsoft's new Outlook.comComputerworld Microsoft Outlook.com Looks to Replace Hotmail, Beat GmaileWeek Microsoft's Outlook.com lures 1M users in 6 hoursCNET Telegraph.co.uk -The Guardian -TIME all 595 news articles »

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Samsung preparing massive 11.8-inch tablet with Retina Display-like resolution - ZDNet

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Samsung preparing massive 11.8-inch tablet with Retina Display-like resolution ZDNet Summary: Plans for the new slate are buried among the documents being used in the Apple vs. Samsung trial. By Sean Portnoy for Laptops & Desktops | August 1, 2012 -- 11:18 GMT (04:18 PDT) The documents released for the Apple vs. Samsung-Apple US Trial Gets Little Attention In South KoreaWall Street Journal Opening statements delivered in Apple vs. Samsung trialtuaw.com Apple Claims Samsung Copied iPhone TechnologyABC News Network World all 1,785 news articles »

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In praise of Hotmail - ZDNet

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In praise of Hotmail ZDNet Summary: The service, which has suddenly morphed into Outlook.com, wasn't nearly as terrible as its reputation suggested - for me, at least. By David Meyer | August 1, 2012 -- 09:57 GMT (02:57 PDT) Last week my Hotmail went down â€" for a few hours, ... 1 million users sign up for Outlook.com in six hoursCNET Microsoft bids farewell to HotmailThe Guardian One million people sign up for Outlook.com in six hoursInquirer MarketWatch -BBC News -Alabama Public Radio all 552 news articles »

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Samsung infuriates Apple with iPhone evidence leak - SlashGear

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Samsung infuriates Apple with iPhone evidence leak SlashGear Samsung has incurred the wrath of the judge in the Apple vs. Samsung case, after publicly releasing trial evidence it had been blocked from officially submitting to the ongoing patent battle. Pleading “fundamental fairness” as its justification, ... US court extends Samsung Galaxy Nexus stayInquirer Apple claims in huge patent case that Samsung copied iPhone technology ...Washington Post Apple claims Samsung copied iPhone technologyThe Associated Press PCWorld all 4,544 news articles »

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1 million users sign up for Outlook.com in six hours - CNET

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1 million users sign up for Outlook.com in six hours CNET More than 1 million people are now using the new Outlook.com, Hotmail's successor, after Microsoft tweets the service's statistics after just six hours. by Zack Whittaker Outlook.com has seen more than 1 million people sign up for the service in just a ... Hotmail to be replaced by Outlook.com in Microsoft switchBBC News Microsoft tries to stave off death of emailMarketWatch Microsoft drops Hotmail, rebrands webmail to Outlook.comTechRadar UK Computerworld -Telegraph.co.uk -gulfnews.com all 502 news articles »

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Hotmail to be replaced by Outlook.com in Microsoft switch - BBC News

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Hotmail to be replaced by Outlook.com in Microsoft switch BBC News Microsoft is overhauling its free webmail service, dropping the Hotmail brand it has used since acquiring the product in 1998, and adopting the name Outlook.com. The revamped service will help sort messages as they arrive and allow users to make ... Microsoft launches Outlook.com email serviceCNET Microsoft Outlook.com revamps HotmailTelegraph.co.uk Microsoft to replace Hotmail with web-based version of OutlookKPLC-TV Computerworld -CHANNELS all 486 news articles »

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