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Is This How Steve Jobs Planned to Change TV?

Illustration from Apple's latest patent
Is this it? The illusive secret of Steve Jobs’ much-hyped iTV? A patent filing discovered today describes an intuitive, touchscreen, handheld device that will replace your entire pile of TV-related remotes. Read more…

Emoticons Basis for New Samsung Lawsuit Vs Apple

Emoticons Basis for New Samsung Lawsuit Vs Apple
It was inevitable that the ongoing legal battles between Apple and Samsung will turn petty at some point, and it is evident in the new lawsuit Samsung is filing against Apple. Samsung has filed a lawsuit against Apple because of the former’s claims that Apple has violated patents that Samsung allegedly has over emoticons – Read more…

iOS 5: It’s Here and Here’s What it Offers

iOS 5: It’s Here and Here’s What it Offers
Apple’s just released the newest version of its top-ranked mobile operating system iOS. Version 5 of iOS promises to contain a lot of goodies that will really compel Apple mobile devices to upgrade. If you’re still on the fence about it, here are some of the features you will see with iOS 5. <h5>iCloud</h5> Apple Read more…

The Premium Cost of Clean Design

The Premium Cost of Clean Design
So you’re a college student, and you need to buy the perfect computer for your 4 years of higher education. What will you go with? Mac or PC? Apple or Dell? Shiny, clean design, or cheap and fast? When I was in college I went with the PC – it’s what I grew up with, Read more…

Apple Asked by Aussie Court to reveal iPad Sales Figures in Battle with Samsung

Apple Asked by Aussie Court to reveal iPad Sales Figures in Battle with Samsung
Apple recently gained a small victory when it won an injunction against Samsung’s Galaxy Tab, forcing the Korean manufacturer to remove the Galaxy Tab 7.7 from the company’s display and booth at the recently held IFA in Germany. But now another battle is looming and this time Apple may have to make some drastic moves Read more…

Apple To Reveal Q1 Results January 18th

Tuesday, January 18th, Apple will announce its financial results< /a> foe Quarter 1. The call, which starts at 2:00 PM, has analysts, investors and Journalists interested in Apple’s success with the iPad, iPhone, iPod and the Mac. It will be interesting to hear how much pre-holiday shopping has impacted Apple’s earnings and whether or not Read more…

Apple Steps Up its Game

Apple Steps Up its Game
Two very big things happened to Apple yesterday, both of which are good news for Apple fans. First, Apple stock rose over $300 for the first time ever. Now I’m not an Apple stockholder, but I have a friend of mine who bought stock when it was $80. I bet he’s thrilled. The second big Read more…

Apple: What’s Next?

Apple: What’s Next?
I was reading an article earlier today on ZDNet about what’s next for Apple, and it got me thinking. What top-secret project is Steve working on next? Jason D. O’Grady from ZDNet thinks it’s the car: Car tech is still burgeoning, but moving rapidly, how many cars now have some form of screen and menu Read more…

Apple Discovers Child Labor Issues at Overseas Factories

Apple Discovers Child Labor Issues at Overseas Factories
I went over to my parent’s house for dinner last night, and as we were sitting around the table making conversation, my mother says to me, “Kevin, did you hear that Apple employs child workers?” To which I respond, “Well no, that’s not exactly the story. In fact, I’m writing a post about that tomorrow.” Read more…

40 Billion Reasons to Think Apple Is Doing OK

40 Billion Reasons to Think Apple Is Doing OK
Apple held their annual shareholder’s meeting yesterday, and as usual, some interesting things came out of the call. First, Apple’s opening up 25 stores in China soon. Then there was no talk of Verizon and the iPhone, but that’s no real big shocker. For me though, was a repeat of information that I already knew, Read more…
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