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Razer Core shows what Apple could do for gamers with Thunderbolt
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Wells Fargo cuts Apple price target as stock hovers just above $100
asdasd said:cnocbui said:SOG is going on as if his stake is more like that of Carl Icahn - someone who probably is really not pleased with the current turn of events.
Could Carl makes a move on the Apple board and Tim Cook? Is his holding big enough to have an impact? Is he so quiet because he's up to something? Pressuring Cook to buy back Apple stock while he hangs on to his own chunk would surely serve to increase the voting influence of his holding. Wait for a rough patch, get some fund managers on-side and go for a spill?
Apple's cash hoard must be such a tempting target.
I'm probably severely overestimating the relative importance of his stake and spouting a load of nonsense. :-)
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Samsung seeks to evade $120 million verdict due in Apple's second iPhone infringement trial
Daniel Eran Dilger said:cnocbui said:
Software patents are a dumbness that shouldn't be allowed. So are these alleged patent infringements basic to Android or are they part of Touchwizz? If they are an Android feature then flying off the handle at Samsung seems a bit silly.The first witness of the day was computer science professor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Kevin Jeffay. He told the court that Apple's '647 "quick links" patent was not the same thing as Samsung's implementation of the same idea, since Apple's patent calls for the use of an "analyzer server" to perform the action, while Android's implementation does its detecting locally. In addition, the "Jellybean" version of Android doesn't enable selection of detected text and thus doesn't infringe, Jeffay said, not mentioning whether earlier or later versions of the Android may infringe Apple's patent.
Foss Patents states that in terms of patent infringement payments, Apple is a net payer, so doesn't exactly occupy a unique moral high-ground.
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Apple again rumored to drop 3.5mm headphone jack from 'iPhone 7' for Lightning, Bluetooth
Prof_Peabody said:lorin schultz said:
This argument is based on the premise that "old" automatically equals "bad." I don't think that's a valid argument. ....
However, the big trend from analogue to digital, that has been taking place for many decades now is a powerful and ultimately unstoppable force. If it wasn't for foolish hipsters under the delusion that vinyl produces "better sound" than digital sources, analogue gear might not have survived as long as it has so far.
Cool point about the "last mile" being analogue.
Humans (and their ears) will indeed always be analogue.
Dongles and adapters are not progress, they are regressive.
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Samsung seeks to evade $120 million verdict due in Apple's second iPhone infringement trial
Software patents are a dumbness that shouldn't be allowed. So are these alleged patent infringements basic to Android or are they part of Touchwizz? If they are an Android feature then flying off the handle at Samsung seems a bit silly.The first witness of the day was computer science professor at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Kevin Jeffay. He told the court that Apple's '647 "quick links" patent was not the same thing as Samsung's implementation of the same idea, since Apple's patent calls for the use of an "analyzer server" to perform the action, while Android's implementation does its detecting locally. In addition, the "Jellybean" version of Android doesn't enable selection of detected text and thus doesn't infringe, Jeffay said, not mentioning whether earlier or later versions of the Android may infringe Apple's patent.