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Asia's Apple Suppliers Begin Mass Production on Mini iPad — TAIPEI—Apple Inc.'s Asian component suppliers have started mass production of a new tablet computer smaller than the current iPad, people with knowledge of the situation said, as the Silicon Valley company tries to stay competitive … | Joel Rosenblatt / Bloomberg: |
Samsung Claims Jury Foreman Misconduct Tainted Apple Case — Samsung Electronics Co. (005930) asked a judge to throw out Apple Inc. (AAPL)'s billion-dollar trial victory in August, saying the jury foreman failed to disclose a lawsuit and his personal bankruptcy when he was chosen for the panel.| Terrence O'Brien / Engadget: |
Deutsche Telekom and MetroPCS agree on $1.5 billion T-Mobile merger — Apparently the “significant issues” that stood in the way of a prospective T-Mobile and MetroPCS deal couldn't have been too onerous. Just a day after acknowledging that talks were underway both boards have approved the deal according to the Wall Street Journal.| Marcel Brown / Life, Liberty, and Technology: |
The “Lost” Steve Jobs Speech from 1983; Foreshadowing Wireless Networking, the iPad, and the App Store — In 1983, Steve Jobs gave a speech to a relatively small audience at a somewhat obscure event called the International Design Conference in Aspen (IDCA).| Tom Warren / The Verge: |
Nokia considers selling its Espoo headquarters for an estimated $250 million — Finnish company struggles to transition — Nokia's recent financial results show the company is clearly struggling to transition over to Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, with CEO Stephen Elop admitting that Nokia … | Walter S. Mossberg / AllThingsD: |
Google Moves Ahead in Fight to Dominate the Map Apps — Apple has been taking lots of justified heat for its decision to replace Google Maps on the iPhone with a fledgling, and flawed, maps app of its own. In my otherwise favorable review of the new iPhone 5, I called Apple's maps app … | Liz Gannes / AllThingsD: |
Breaking: Ellen Pao Says Kleiner Perkins Has Now Fired Her — Ellen Pao, the Kleiner Perkins partner who sued her own firm for gender discrimination and retaliation in May, has been fired, she said late Tuesday night. — In an update to a previous answer she had left on Q&A site Quora … | Jon C. Ogg / 24/7 Wall St.: |
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt Sold $130 Million in Shares over Last Week — The rise of Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) has been monumental of late. Analysts have been forcing their price targets higher after Google keeps a huge lead in internet search and as Android keeps gaining market share in the smartphone universe.| Matt Brian / The Next Web: |
Skype takes on BT and Sky with launch of new free WiFi service in the UK and Ireland — Traditionally offering free WiFi access to travellers in airports and during seasonal holidays around the world, Microsoft-owned VOIP giant Skype is looking to expand its wireless footprint in the UK … | Alex Williams / TechCrunch: |
$45 Billion Later, Larry Ellison Says No Major Acquisitions For Next Few Years — Larry Ellison said today that Oracle does not plan to do any major acquisitions in the next few years but would not rule one out down the road. He made the remarks in a CNBC interview at OracleOpenWorld in San Francisco.| Daniel Rubino / wpcentral: |
Microsoft does indeed have their own Windows Phone in the works — Yesterday we wrote a fairly lengthy article about a new rumor of a Microsoft Windows Phone. The source came via China Times and we were hesitant to believe the claim—after all, no evidence or sources were mentioned.| Ryan Lawler / TechCrunch: |
Appcelerator Launches “Innovation Fund” To Help Startups Speed Up Mobile App Development — Appcelerator is all about speeding the development of rich, native mobile apps. One way it does this is with Titanium, its next-gen mobile app development platform.| Katherine Rushton / Telegraph: |
BBC working on music equivalent of iPlayer — The BBC is working on a music equivalent of its iPlayer catch-up service, The Daily Telegraph can disclose. — Lana Del Rey has shot to fame through music streaming services such as Spotify — The service, dubbed Playlister … | Reuters: |
Exclusive: Best Buy founder presses forward on possible $11 billion buyout plan — (Reuters) - Best Buy Co Inc founder Richard Schulze and at least four private equity firms have started examining the books of the world's largest consumer electronics chain, early steps toward what could become … | Nicole Perlroth / NYT Bits: |
Google Warns of New State-Sponsored Cyberattack Targets — In June, many Google users were surprised to see an unusual greeting at the top of their Gmail inbox, Google home page or Chrome browser. “Warning: We believe state-sponsored attackers may be attempting to compromise your account or computer.”| Business Week: |
Mapping a Path Out of Steve Jobs' Shadow — Like all companies, mighty Apple (AAPL) is not immune to bungling a new product, though its apologies haven't always seemed heartfelt. After slashing the price of the first iPhone by $200 only a few months after its debut in 2007 … | Robin Wauters / The Next Web: |
HotelTonight books its first acquisition, reels in SF tech startup PrimaTable and its ex-Google founders — Having raised over $35 million in funding, last-minute hotel booking app developer HotelTonight certainly has the means to make small, strategic technology and talent acquisitions left and right.| Aaron Souppouris / The Verge: |
EE to launch UK 4G service on October 30th — Ten cities at launch, 16 by the end of the year — EE will set the UK's first LTE service live on October 30th. At launch, the network will cover ten (as yet unspecified) cities, expanding to 16 cities — or a third of the UK's population — by the end of the year.| Kontra / counternotions: |
Apple Maps: The Next Turn — Maps have changed. — Cartography used to be fairly simple and largely a novelty: — Unimaginable to the users of that Genoese world map from 1457, today's maps are used daily by hundreds of millions of ordinary people around the globe to accomplish what's … | Robert Pepper / Forbes: |
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WebRTC gets real as Google adds more video chat functionality to Chrome — Google added a key component of the WebRTC framework to the latest beta edition of its Chrome web browser Tuesday, enabling third-party developers to build video chat applications that don't require any kind of downloadable plug-in.| Michael Isikoff / NBC News: |
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Zuck's Moscow night: A turn on a Russian talk show — Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg yucks it up in an awkward interview about McDonald's, meeting the prime minister, and why he doesn't like suits — at least, that's what his half of the conversation suggests.| Wall Street Journal: |
Deutsche Telekom, MetroPCS Boards Back T-Mobile Deal — Combined Company to Be Called T-Mobile and Run by T-Mobile Chief Executive John Legere — The boards of Deutsche Telekom AG and MetroPCS Communications Inc. have approved a deal to merge MetroPCS with the German operator's U.S. subsidiary … | David Kravets / Wired: |
California Governor Vetoes Landmark Location-Privacy Law — California Gov. Jerry Brown has vetoed legislation that would have required the state's authorities to get a probable-cause warrant signed by a judge to obtain location information from electronic devices such as tablets, mobile phones and laptops.| Tom Warren / The Verge: |
Machine Gun Kelly gig at Microsoft Store cut short by police — Microsoft gets more than it bargained for — Upcoming American rapper Machine Gun Kelly (MGK) was booked to perform at Microsoft's Atlanta retail store on Friday, but the software giant got more than it bargained for.
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