News headlines

• Sharp, Samsung settle all outstanding LCD patent cases
  

  A confidential agreement ends a multi-year legal battle

• Nokia targeted in US class action suit, announces job cuts
  

  Suit alleges Nokia mislead investors when describing its market position

• Vodafone looks to Apple iPhone, smartphones for increased revenue
  

  Vodafone thinks up to 40 percent of phones sold will soon be smartphones

• O2 celebrates 2 million Apple iPhone customers in the UK
  

  As Palm Pre sales help the original UK iPhone provider

• Apple iPad likely to come with mobile ads
  

  As Apple appoints new mobile ad execs

• Sony returns to profit, cuts full-year loss forecast
  

  Sony saw mixed results in its electronics business

• AOL posts modest profit but revenues decline
  

  Company blames declining subscriptions from its ISP business and weak online advertising

• Planned UK T-Mobile and Orange merger hit by OFT probe
  

  U.K.'s competition watchdog wants to take a closer look at the proposed merger

• Analyst: Apple iPad could generate 57 million tablet sales a year
  

  By 2015, shipments are forecast to reach about 57 million annually

• Adobe, CU team-up, place value in legitimate creative software with new anti-piracy campaign
  

  The campaign, Trust Your Source, is backed by dedicated website, promotional material

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Blogs

>> Tue, 09 Feb 2010

Apple unveils Aperture 3, then keeps mum about it

The online Apple Store, as many will know, shut down this morning, during which time traditionally the company adds new products unannounced.

>> Mon, 08 Feb 2010

Introducing the iPaper iPad

iPhone developer Revolutionary Concepts have come to the rescue of anyone wanting to seen sporting Apple's new iPad weeks before the official launch.

Apple's bans go way too far

By David Coursey

Is Apple's banning iPhone applicationss that would use location data for displaying advertising not as onerous as anything Microsoft tried - and mostly didn't get away with?

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