Apple: Samsung Copied iPhone, iPad
InformationWeek (blog)
Apple asserted in its opening statement of its infringement case against Samsung that the Korean firm analyzed and systematically copied one feature after another of its iPhone and iPad devices, then brought look-alike products to market. Apple designer ...
See all stories on this topic »Amazon unveils Instant Video app for iPad owners
CNET
Amazon unveils Instant Video app for iPad owners. iPad users can now watch their favorite movies and TV shows from Amazon's video library directly on their tablets. Lance Whitney. by Lance Whitney. August 1, 2012 7:40 AM PDT Follow @lancewhit ...
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iPhone, iPad Prototypes Revealed (PHOTOS): Kickstands, Octagons And Much ...
Huffington Post
In the weeks leading up to the trial, which began Monday, bloggers had a gander at early mockups of the iPad and then the iPhone. But why stop with just a taste? Now it's time for the full-course meal. The Huffington Post searched through court documents for ...
See all stories on this topic »iPhone 5 release date confirmed, as Apple amps Chinese sweat
Computerworld (blog)
The new iPhone '5' release date is confirmed by various sources and by Apple partners' feverish activity in China. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is strongly expected to announce the device on 9/12 and ship on 9/21. We might also see the 7-8 inch iPad Mini.
See all stories on this topic »Apple v Samsung: Can Look and Feel Be Patented?
Businessweek
That's the way the screen on an iPad or iPhone seems to bounce when you scroll to the bottom of a file -- and it's among the terms jurors must understand as Apple Inc. (AAPL) (AAPL) and Samsung Electronics Co. face off in a patent trial this week. Apple has ...
See all stories on this topic »First Day Of Apple-Samsung Trial Yields Troves Of New iPhone, iPad Prototypes
TechCrunch
Testifying that Samsung “ripped them off,” Stringer showed off dozens of images depicting various iPhone and iPad prototypes that were developed by Apple. There are over 60 images, some of which we've seen before, and some of which are brand new.
See all stories on this topic »iPad Mini: What We Know So Far
PCWorld (blog)
Rumors of an iPad Mini, or iPad Nano, or basically the general idea of a smaller, cheaper iPad have been floated pretty much since the original iPad came out in 2010. Needless to say, it hasn't materialized. But then again, Apple is known for taking its time to ...
See all stories on this topic »QUAN: The iPad Era of Robotics Has Arrived
MarketWatch (press release)
When docked with an iPad, the platform is capable of autonomous navigation and can be programmed using the iPad's easy-to-use controls. This revolutionary functionality has nearly limitless applications for businesses, residences and institutions, and ...
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InformationWeek (blog)
Apple asserted in its opening statement of its infringement case against Samsung that the Korean firm analyzed and systematically copied one feature after another of its iPhone and iPad devices, then brought look-alike products to market. Apple designer ...
See all stories on this topic »Amazon unveils Instant Video app for iPad owners
CNET
Amazon unveils Instant Video app for iPad owners. iPad users can now watch their favorite movies and TV shows from Amazon's video library directly on their tablets. Lance Whitney. by Lance Whitney. August 1, 2012 7:40 AM PDT Follow @lancewhit ...
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| Apple claims Samsung copied iPhone technology Atlanta Journal Constitution SAN JOSE, California — Apple Inc. designer Christopher Stringer spent many of his 17 years at the company developing the company's iconic iPhone and iPad. Paul Sakum, Associated Press FILE - In this July 6, 2012 file photo, a Samsung Galaxy S III phone... See all stories on this topic » |  Atlanta Journal Constitution |
| Samsung preparing massive 11.8-inch tablet with Retina Display-like resolution ZDNet Samsung trial have been a treasure trove for gadget bloggers, showing off Apple's early prototypes of the iPhone and iPad, amongst other findings. The Verge has also unearthed an intriguing skeleton in Samsung's closet: plans for a huge 11.8-inch tablet... See all stories on this topic » |  ZDNet |
Huffington Post
In the weeks leading up to the trial, which began Monday, bloggers had a gander at early mockups of the iPad and then the iPhone. But why stop with just a taste? Now it's time for the full-course meal. The Huffington Post searched through court documents for ...
See all stories on this topic »iPhone 5 release date confirmed, as Apple amps Chinese sweat
Computerworld (blog)
The new iPhone '5' release date is confirmed by various sources and by Apple partners' feverish activity in China. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is strongly expected to announce the device on 9/12 and ship on 9/21. We might also see the 7-8 inch iPad Mini.
See all stories on this topic »Apple v Samsung: Can Look and Feel Be Patented?
Businessweek
That's the way the screen on an iPad or iPhone seems to bounce when you scroll to the bottom of a file -- and it's among the terms jurors must understand as Apple Inc. (AAPL) (AAPL) and Samsung Electronics Co. face off in a patent trial this week. Apple has ...
See all stories on this topic »First Day Of Apple-Samsung Trial Yields Troves Of New iPhone, iPad Prototypes
TechCrunch
Testifying that Samsung “ripped them off,” Stringer showed off dozens of images depicting various iPhone and iPad prototypes that were developed by Apple. There are over 60 images, some of which we've seen before, and some of which are brand new.
See all stories on this topic »iPad Mini: What We Know So Far
PCWorld (blog)
Rumors of an iPad Mini, or iPad Nano, or basically the general idea of a smaller, cheaper iPad have been floated pretty much since the original iPad came out in 2010. Needless to say, it hasn't materialized. But then again, Apple is known for taking its time to ...
See all stories on this topic »QUAN: The iPad Era of Robotics Has Arrived
MarketWatch (press release)
When docked with an iPad, the platform is capable of autonomous navigation and can be programmed using the iPad's easy-to-use controls. This revolutionary functionality has nearly limitless applications for businesses, residences and institutions, and ...
See all stories on this topic »