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An industry source claims the Taiwanese company that will manufacture Apple's first smartwatch will begin mass production next month, with a commercial launch coming as soon as this October.
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After launching a new entry-level cheaper iMac earlier today, Apple has slashed the price of their media-streaming Apple TV set-top box in the UK and Europe. US pricing has not changed.
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Tech giant Apple has said that it will replace a series of "overheating" device chargers throughout Europe. The issue relates to a USB iPhone charger sold between October 2009 and September 2012.
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When Apple announced its $3 billion acquisition of Beats Electronics, Wall Street watchers and tech analysts reacted with enthusiasm for the company's foray into the headphones industry and the augmentation of its streaming music endeavors.
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Apple unveiled the new features of iOS 8, an update to its operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch Monday at the Worldwide Developers conference.
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A U.S. federal district judge said on Wednesday that Apple violated anti-trust laws by working with major publishing companies to raise prices cut competition on e-books.
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Apple and Google have been vying to be the world's most valuable brand. Google has recently been declared the most valuable brand in the world again.
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Since Apple splashed $3.2 billion in early May to acquire Beats Entertainment, rumors have swirled at the real motivations behind the deal. Lately, reports have surfaced pointing to a different deal-breaker: Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine.
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Apple and Google agree to end their patent battle for a time. The patents relating to mobile phone technology has been at the center of competition between two tech giants and has drawn lines between mobile phone patents.
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Smartphone companies Apple and Google have agreed to dismiss lawsuits they had brought against each other over technology patents. This brings to an end years of arguing in the courts.
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Google and Apple, the two technology titans behind the world's top smartphone platforms, called a truce in a long-running patent war.
In the Media
by Glenn CHAPMAN (AFP)
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It's that time of year again. Apple is about to announce the next generation iPhone 6 and rumors are spontaneously generating here and there. However, as we get closer and closer to the launch, rumors generally become more reliable.
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Ever since Google announced Android Wear, a dedicated operating system for Android smartwatches, smartphone manufacturers have been working non-stop to bring the first smartwatch to the market.
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Apple is rumored to be in talks to make its biggest acquisition yet, Beats Electronics, for $3.2 billion. Beats Electronics was founded by Jimmy Iovine and Dr Dre and is most known for their headphones.
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The much talked about Tizen brewed by Samsung Electronics is becoming a reality. Samsung is preparing the launch of an Tizen based smartphone to two countries.
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Apple is purportedly considering buying the highly-popular fashionable audio company Beats for around $3.2 billion (£1.9 billion) which would make the deal the most costly acquisition Apple has ever made.
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Surprise surprise, Microsoft is in the smartwatch race as well, at least that's what their patent shows. Can they actually deliver the smartwatch they're planning on? If they can, it could be smarter than all of its competitors.
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Two of the world's largest tablet makers are racing to include fingerprint technology in their latest offerings in order to capture a larger share of the lucrative business market.
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A jury in the United States has said the smartphone maker Samsung must pay the technology company Apple in the infringement of three patents.
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While the smart watch race may be on for many companies, Apple is rumored to be in a race of its own. While iWatch plans are not off the table, Apple has something else in mind.
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Mobile phone company Samsung has been ordered to pay Apple $119.6 million. The order came from a by a U.S. court for Samsung infringing two of Apple's patents.
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Jurors ordered Samsung to pay just a fraction of the big-money damages sought by Apple in a high-stakes Silicon Valley case over smartphone patents.
In the Media
by Glenn Chapman (AFP)
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Tech giants Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft have announced that they are updating their privacy policies so that it is possible to inform you when governments request data on you.
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The federal government along with several tech companies are casting their focus on distracted driving. On April 22, 2014, Apple published a patent for a lockout mechanism to prevent mobile users from using their devices while operating a vehicle.
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New music/video platform WholeWorldBand embraces emerging technology while celebrating the spirit of exploration. Along with giving users a chance to play with their music heroes, it allows a new way to collaborate on and monetize creative work.
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Both Apple and Samsung have issued alerts about faults on some of their smartphones. Surprisingly for such two major rivals, both company's issued the fault notifications on the same day.
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Apple offered to fix some older iPhone 5 smartphones with flawed on-off buttons.
In the Media
by AFP
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There's new talk surrounding the actual look of the iPhone 6. It has already been established that the iPhone 6 will most likely feature a bigger screen, thinner body, and hardware upgrades. It looks those talks are changing.
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Earlier today Apple announced in a public statement that over 43.7 million iPhones and 16.35 million iPads were sold during the first, opening quarter of 2014 leading to combined sales of mobile devices of over 60 million units sold.
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A smartphone company started only last year has its eyes set on the Nexus 5. OnePlus, a China based company, will be announcing its first Android smartphone, the OnePlus One.
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The Macbook Air from Apple
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Yagan Kiely via Flickr.com
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One of many tributes to Steve Jobs outside of an Apple Store.
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Photo by Jon Snyder/Wired.com
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Publisher: Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Dogfight: How Apple and Google Went to War and Started a Revolution — About the Author: Fred Vogelstein is a contributing editor at Wired magazine, where he writes about the world of high-tech business and finance
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New iPad Features Retina Display, A5X Chip, 5 Megapixel iSight Camera & Ultrafast 4G LTE
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Siri is a new technology in the iPhone 4S that allows you to use your voice to use your phone.
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Remstar and Universal Studios Home Entertainment
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WholeWorldBand
Fans can collaborate with The Rolling Stones' Ronnie Wood using WholeWorldBand.
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Bob Mansfield
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Apple today announced the new iPhone 4 featuring FaceTime (which allows for Wi-Fi video calling); a very high-res display; video shooting/editing/rendering in high-def; a 5 megapixel camera with LED flash; Apple’s A4 processor, a 3-axis gyro and up to 40 percent longer talk time. The steel band around the phone also doubles as the phone's antenna. It's the thinnest smartphone in the world.
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Apple's Phil Schiller revealing the new iPad mini
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The MacBook Pro from Apple, using retina display technology
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