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Apple’s Execs “Energized” and “Blown Away” About Roadmap

When Apple lost Steve Jobs in 2011, many thought his passing was the beginning of the end of innovation. And, over the past several months — with only the iPhone 4S and new iPad to show for — the company hasn’t done a great deal to dispel that notion, even despite another great quarter. According

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Android Rages On: Google’s Mobile OS Responsible For 59% of 152.3M Smartphones Shipped in Q1

Android and iOS are currently dominating the global smartphone landscape. A new report from IDC suggests that Android has a 59% market share while Apple has a 23% grip on the market. Those percentages are out of 152.3 million smartphones that were shipped during the first quarter of this year. Even more stunning: Android and iOS

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HP Will Shed 27,000 Jobs in an Effort to Save $3.5 Billion

HP is gearing up to shed 27,000 employees from its global workforce in an effort to save around $3.5 billion. Those savings will then be invested into growth areas like cloud storage technology, according to Sky News. The cuts will account for around 8% of HP’s workforce of almost 350,000 people, so there’s little surprise

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John Malkovich Stars In Apple’s Latest Adverts for the iPhone 4S [Videos]

John Malkovich, the actor famous for movies such as Being John Malkovich, Burn After Reading, and Con Air, is the star of two new Apple commercials for the iPhone 4S, entitled “Joke” and “Life.” Just like all of its iPhone 4S commercials to date, Apple’s latest teasers focus on Siri, its voice-controlled assistant. In the

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“Dark Pattern” Apps And How They Game App Store Reviews

Tell me if this rings a bell — you need a particular function, so you go searching for an app that fits the bill. Before you go downloading it, though, you check the ratings to make sure that users are reporting a decent experience with it. If the majority of people are pleased, you go

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Resources File Suggests Voice Dictation Heading to OS X Mountain Lion

Come this summer, Apple’s mobile devices won’t be the only products in its lineup to take advantage of the company’s Dictation technology. According to a resources file extracted from Safari in the latest seed of OS X Mountain Lion, the function is reportedly on its way to a Mac near you. Your essay on The

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Sprint Begins Shipping EVO 4G LTE Pre-Orders

Sprint has reportedly started shipping the EVO 4G LTE to customers who pre-ordered the phone. The carrier originally promised that it would begin getting them out its doors by May 24th, and Engadget readers say they have started to receive shipment notifications. The EVO 4G LTE and AT&T’s HTC One X were stuck in Customs as the government body

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Apple Takes Top Spot As World’s Largest Shipper of Mobile PCs, Tablets; China Propels Growth

Apple’s iPad helped the company maintain the top spot as the world’s largest shipper of mobile PCs according to a recent report published by NPD. The company shipped roughly 17.2 million mobile PCs during the first quarter of this year, up 118% year-over-year and representing a 22.5% market share. NPD’s preliminary DisplaySearch Quarterly Mobile PC

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Samsung and Apple Execs Fail to Reach Agreement in Face-to-Face Meeting

Samsung CEO Choi Gee-sung and mobile exec Shin Jong -kyun met with Apple CEO Tim Cook recently in San Francisco to discuss the ongoing litigation between both firms. The meeting was a court-ordered in effort to end the legal battles. Apple has long argued that Samsung is creating copycat products of its iPad and iPhone,

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Apple Doing The “Most Important And Best Work” It Has Done Yet, Design Chief Jonathan Ive Says

Apple’s head of design Jonathan Ive, who received knighthood on Wednesday, recently sat down to discuss Apple’s past and future products with The Telegraph. When asked which product Ive — the designer of the iPod, various MacBooks and the iPhone — should be remembered for most, he replied in an esoteric way that suggests Apple is prepping to

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What’s The Big Surprise? Apple Spending Record Amounts on New Machinery and Equipment

A new spending report from Asymco revealed that Apple is investing heavily in new machinery and equipment. So heavily, in fact, that the company spent a record breaking $1.3 billion on machinery and equipment during last quarter alone. Asymco analyst Horace Dediu, the author of the report, said that Apple will need to spend $2.5

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iPhone 5 Camera, Larger 4.1-inch iPod touch Display Leaked

We’ve already seen part leaks suggesting that the iPhone 5 will have a larger screen, a home button and a headphone jack (gee, really?) and now the latest leak is upon us: images of what are allegedly Apple’s iPhone 5 front and rear-facing cameras and a home button flex cable. MacRumors, which published the pictures,

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Apple Allegedly Testing Two New iPhones With 3.95-inch 1336 x 640 Resolution Displays

Apple is allegedly testing two new iPhones in its Cupertino headquarters, both of which sport a 3.95-inch display with a sharp 1336 x 640-pixel resolution. The company will ultimately choose to launch just one of the new iPhones, which are currently dubbed the N41AP and N42AP. 9to5Mac said that both devices are currently in the “PreEVT”

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ITC Judge Rules in Favor of RIM and Apple in Kodak Patent Suit

The United States International Trade Commission (ITC) again ruled in favor of Research In Motion and Apple in a patent infringement suit brought by Eastman Kodak. The claims were made in the ITC’s latest initial determination, which was published by judge Thomas Pender. “I hereby reaffirm on remand that no violation of Section 337 of the Tariff

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OS X Mountain Lion May Have Automatic Downloads Feature for Apps

Apple’s OS X Mountain Lion, which is set to be released this summer, is reportedly being infused with even more iOS features. According to 9to5 Mac, the most recent Developer Preview 3 has automatic application downloads partially enabled, but it’s not 100 percent functional. When the feature does go live, however, it will work the

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Ask the Buffalo: Everything iPhone 5, iOS 6, and WWDC 2012

Jon R. is back to tackle more questions and queries from Buffalo readers, viewers and fans! In this episode, Jon goes over Apple news and rumors – from what to expect out of WWDC 2012 to what features iOS 6 might have and should have. Tune in for all this and more in this episode

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MacBook Pro Gets Price Drop, Could Mean Refresh Is Ready for WWDC Unveil

Up until now, we were sorta, kinda expecting Apple to hit us with a MacBook Pro refresh at this year’s WWDC on June 11, but now we’re 99 percent sure. The laptop has been marked down $100 on Best Buy’s online store, signaling that a next generation model is right around the corner. The drop

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Foxconn to Build $210 Million Dollar Production Line for Apple Products

Foxconn has announced that it is building a new $210 million dollar production line to produce unspecified Apple components in the city Huai’an in the eastern province of Jiangsu.

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Samsung Now Blocking S Voice Requests From Unsupported Devices (UPDATED – Work Around Found)

Samsung has begun blocking S Voice requests from unsupported devices after its flagship voice-controlled assistant was leaked online yesterday.

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iOS 5.1.1 Untethered Jailbreak Just Days Away From Public Release

If you’re the owner of an iOS device and you’ve been installing Apple’s latest software updates, you’ve probably been waiting for the latest untethered jailbreak for many, many months. But thankfully that wait is nearly over. Chronic Dev Team member Pod2g has confirmed on Twitter that the latest iOS 5.1.1 untethered jailbreak is “near ready

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Samsung Mobile Chief Sees Some Hope in the Patent Wars with Apple

On the eve of court-mandated talks between Apple and Samsung, the Korean manufacturer offers a glimmer of hope.

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Steve Jobs Movie with Ashton Kutcher to Film in the Original Apple Garage

The TV movie of Steve Jobs’ life will be going to at least one authentic location to try tell the story. Five Star Feature Films announced this week that its made-for-TV movie, jOBS: Get Inspired.. will be filming in the original garage at Jobs’ Los Altos, CA childhood home where he and Steve Wozniak founded Apple.

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Import Ban On One X and EVO 4G LTE Might Be Affecting Other HTC Devices

And here we thought the only device’s affected by the ITC exclusion order were the One X and EVO 4G LTE. Wrong. According to TmoNews, it appears HTC’s extended family may also be finding it hard to pass through U.S. borders, with the Amaze 4G particularly hard to come by. An email sent to at

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Yet Again, Apple Files for Preliminary Ban Against the Galaxy Tab 10.1

Here’s something to brighten your weekend: Apple has reportedly filed for a preliminary injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 here in the U.S., and the company might get its wish. It seems Tim Cook’s cronies legal cronies gained a bit of confidence following the win against Samsung’s slate in Germany. Will the legal battles between

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Rumor Roundup: The iPhone 5 vs 5 New Google Nexus Devices

Noah K. tackles the biggest tech rumors of this week! In this episode: Get ready for the Fall 2012 Smartphone Wars, featuring iPhone 5 vs Google Nexus! Apple iPhone 5 to Sport Redesigned 4-inch Display? Google Readying Nexus Line of Phones and Tablets for Fall? Be sure to check out Rumor Roundup every Friday at 5 PM

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