Posts by GregInPrague

Quote: Originally Posted by Rayz    In the US case, Judge Koh told Samsung that documents they filed late were not admissible as evidence. Samsung's response was to release them to the public. I don't...

Quote: Originally Posted by Galbi  Apple. basically mocked the orders of the UK judge and made a fool of him. Not agreeing with his ruling is one thing, but to bring in other European courts decisions is going too...

I'm pretty sure Jelly Bean was under 2% as of last check, probably over that by now. Ice Cream Sandwich was under 15% and it's been out since June. On top of that Google is supposed to be announcing 4.2 (Key Lime Pie?) in a couple days....

Glad I didn't wait for Andy's report. Got 110 shares on margin yesterday at $627, missed the bottom by $2. Holding till January's quarterly report will be about $1200 in margin interest but hopefully about 15k in return. Don't wait,...

Quote:Originally Posted by Galbi You've just conveniently bypassed all the other links just to point out the lone PDF file? Are you okay?   Those who cant take a little criticism and continue to live the yes-man life, never...

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Quote:Originally Posted by e_veritas Google explicitly stated that they do not pay any bloggers to write articles in their favor. When they added that there may be individuals who receive money from Google via other channels (e.g....

Quote:Originally Posted by majjo  http://www.groklaw.net/pdf3/OraclevGoogle-1236.pdf  Alderud hasn't deigned to provide his own references for his claims, but what your link only shows that he's paid by Google's competitor...

Quote:Originally Posted by agramonte not sure why anyone keeps track of this guy anymore - regardless of what he says - he just a blogger for hire. So you're saying Mueller is worse because he freely admits which companies are his...

Quote:Originally Posted by sr2012 AppleCare does not cover weak batteries. Only batteries that were deemed defective at the time in first went into your computer. RAM failure should be covered by statutory warranties, weird how the...