Samsung and Apple Abandon Talks, Commit to Total “Nuclear” War
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Apple, others settle with patent troll SimpleAir
Apple and several other technology companies have settled with patent troll SimpleAir to license four of the company's mobile patents. [Read more]
Tim Cook: Bringing a world of change to the world of Apple?
According to a new feature from Fortune, Cook has dramatically changed some things at Apple, making it more corporate than Steve Jobs might have liked. [Read more]
Apple tinkers with iPen stylus and haptic feedback
Recently published patents suggest Apple was working on a stylus that would be able to provide haptic feedback for an improved user interface. [Read more]
Apple gets Siri and John Malkovich to have a meeting of minds
In two really quite amusing ads, Siri and John Malkovich interact on something of an astral plane. [Read more]
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Samsung, Apple CEOs meet without coming to agreement?
Despite spending 16 hours together over two days, Apple CEO Tim Cook and Samsung CEO Choi Gee-sung reportedly can't reach a settlement in patent disputes. [Read more]
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Apple releases digital raw compatibility update 3.13
New camera devices added to the growing list of supported raw formats in Apple's software. [Read more]
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Apple is the biggest chip buyer — and getting bigger
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Apple again the world’s most valuable brand; Google third
Apple took the top spot for the second year in a row, beating out IBM, Google, and McDonald's to assume the position of the world's most valuable brand. [Read more]