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2008: MacBook Air reviews: ahead of its time, but hurt by weak processor, too few ports. *yawn*
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First of all, you do understand that the percentage of malware the Android platform is responsible for and the percentage of Android users actually infected are independent, right? Second of all, Pichai's data doesn't count all the handsets on whi…
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This isn't a cost-saving measure; this is about controlling the message.
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Looks like Shi's death is explained pretty clearly: he died of pneumonia. Saying Pegagon killed him is like saying anyone working who dies of a heart attack at the age of 50 was killed by their job. Kudos to the Times for their continuing sensationa…
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I can't speak for the 5c, but I missed my window in the NYC market last week Monday, where just about all the Apple Stores had the grey, (and to a lesser extent, the white) models in stock. Since last Tuesday morning, supply has been dismal. Here's…
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Quote: Originally Posted by ufwa If 2009 and 2010 are the same time then no. The kindle app was first released for the iphone/ipod touch back in March 2009. http://appleinsider.com/articles/09/03/04/amazon_brings_ki…
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Quote: Originally Posted by dasanman69 At the same time or before? I'm pretty sure it was on iOS before. You (and I) are half-right. iBooks was announced in January 2010 with the iPad, released at the end of March and made avail…
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And yet somehow the Kindle app appeared for iOS at the same time iBooks was released. Wouldn't a company so concerned with Kindle sales not want to yield such an obvious competitive advantage? What a crock of sh*t.
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Where was John King when the awful, Cold War multi-floor buildings that frame Apple's Anymall USA structure were built? Compared to the surrounding buildings, Apple's store is a gem. Apple is fun to critique because...well...Apple. Apple's stores a…
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Samsung has no reason not to blatantly rip off Apple's ideas because the courts in this country have done nothing to stop them. The company will continue to make a mockery of our patent defense system until they are compelled to stop.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gatorguy A suit in Texas (or perhaps Germany) makes the claimed IP less valid? Please explain. Home-grown vs. purchased IP makes one more valid than the other? Please explain Apple is only suing ov…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gatorguy So the only difference is that particular piece of Apple IP was "homegrown" while VirnetX bought theirs, which according to you would make it somehow less valid? So if Apple were to sue at the ITC …
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gatorguy How so? Simply because you'd rather it wasn't? VirnetX is still trying to get Apple's iPhone and iPad banned from the US marketplace, obviously as a bargaining tool, for infringing on thi…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Buckus Toothnai post My, if I only had the time to take apart this hilarious piece of...wow. The (single/childless) man I was 10 years ago would've taken a flamethrower to your tripe. You're selectively fac…
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Quote: A very wise observation. . . Is Apple saying small insignificant uses of unlicensed IP shouldn't get major penalties (such as sales injunctions or $100million+ jury awards), being small parts of large complex product…
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I would love to see Apple come out with the specifics of this story - which questions (if any) were bypassed by the hacker and then show how the answers to the questions were easily discoverable, An Apple press release detailing exactly what went d…
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Quote: Originally Posted by therealestmc It has to start somewhere. I am glad the judge ruled that way. The idea the square is invented by Apple is absolutely absurd. I like Apple products and all, but this one was a stupid suit to be…
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A [I]Samsung[/I] HDTV, Daniel? Really?
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I came here looking for 70-something insights into Apple's motivation for removing their existing products from EPEAT consideration. I found 50 comments about whether $599 is "cheap" or not. This is Engadget-grade shit, seriously.
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If Apple's goal is to truly go thermonuclear, this is a no-brainer. The Tab injunction was a laugher; the Nexus is also an aging, but more relevant device. If Apple could affect an injunction prior to the S III getting into the majority of consumers…