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    Samsung Wins Court Case Against Apple Because It's 'Not as Cool'

    Samsung Electronics defeated Apple in the latest spat in the rivals' patent wars when a British judge ruled Samsung's Galaxy tablets did not infringe the U.S. company's designs for the iPad because they were "not as cool".

  • What's App

    iOS App Store Corrupt Binaries Corrected, Negative Reviews Hidden: The Details

    Corrupt binaries in the iOS App Store meant high-profile apps such as Instagram crashed, even though Apple had to test the apps before publication. The negative, 1-star reviews that followed have since been removed by Apple.

  • Tablet

    Kindle Fire 2 to Feature HD Display, August Launch Eyed

    After making an explosive debut last year, Kindle Fire tablet’s sales are cooling down. Amazon needs to launch a successor to the Kindle Fire tablet to hold on its shares in the tablet market. And the digital retailer is reportedly doing just that. Kindle Fire 2 is expected to debut in August with HD display and other improvements.

  • Tablet

    Samsung Windows RT Tablet Coming in October with Snapdragon Processor

    After recording a victory in tablet market against Apple in court battles, Samsung is reportedly heading towards Windows RT platform.

  • What's App

    BlackBerry App World Clocks 3 Billion Downloads: Time to Celebrate?

    RIM, the makers of the BlackBerry devices, has been in the news recently for the wrong reasons: a potential Microsoft buyout, mass layoffs and the delay of its reboot BlackBerry 10 mobile operating system until 2013. The company has proven there is some good news, though: its app store - BlackBerry App World - has registered 3 billion downloads.

  • What's App

    Twitter for iOS 4.3 Update Leaked: The Details

    Twitter for iOS is getting a major update that aims to address criticisms that power users don’t solely use the app, according to the leaked images in the iOS 6 App Store. Improvements include push notifications from selected users when tweets are published, and tappable avatars that go directly to the user's profile.

  • Tablet

    Google Nexus 7 Release Date: Shipping June 12-17 in US, July 19 in UK

    At the debut event of Nexus 7 tablet, Google said that the tablet will hit stores mid-July. As we enter the second week of July, the tablet has started appearing on the preorder pages of various retailer Web sites with release dates.

  • What's App

    Privacy Risk from Ads in Apps Rising: Security Firm

    Some advertising networks have been secretly collecting app users personal details over the past year and now have access to millions of smartphones globally, U.S.-based mobile security firm LookOut said.

  • Tablet

    Apple to Release New iPad in October, But No New Name

    The Apple blogosphere is focusing a lot on next-generation iPhone and a smaller iPad nowadays. But amidst the big waves, ripples about a refresh to third generation iPad are on a hike. Apple is expected to release a revamped version of the new iPad in October, but it will not bear a new nameplate.

  • Mobile

    iPhone 5, iPad Mini May Share Stage in October

    If the grapevine is to be believed, Apple may just pull out the mother-of-all-marketing coups with its double whammy launches! Rumors are rife that the gadget world will see the onslaught of not one but two heavyweights from the Apple stable - come fall, the tech giant will be launching both iPhone 5 and the iPad Mini.

  • What's App

    Google Chrome for iOS: Features We Like

    The release of Google Chrome for iOS has been met with a positive reception, due the the browser's increased functionality and almost-on-par speed with Safari for iOS (if Javascript rendering was a little better, then the speed would be faster). Dive into the browser, though, and there are great features that may not jump out just by typing a URL.

  • Tablet

    Samsung Wins Bid to Sell Nexus in Apple Court Battle

    Samsung Electronics scored a partial victory against arch-foe Apple Inc on Friday after a U.S. appeals court lifted a freeze on sales of its Galaxy Nexus smartphones but upheld a lower court's decision to temporarily halt sales of its Galaxy 10.1 tablet computer.

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