Archive | July 19th, 2012
US Court of Appeals denies Samsung’s second request for stay regarding Galaxy Tab 10.1 injunction
About 3 weeks ago, Apple won a preliminary injunction against the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Explaining her ruling, US District Judge Lucy Koh stated, Although Samsung has a right to compete, it does not have a right to compete unfairly by flooding the market with infringing products. While Samsung will certainly suffer lost sales from […]
Continue reading...iPhone 5 to feature nano SIMs – Report
19. July 2012
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A new report from Boy Genius Report claims that Apple’s next-gen iPhone, unofficially referred to as the iPhone 5, will feature smaller SIM cards dubbed nano-SIMs. Multiple carrier sources have exclusively told BGR that Apple is supplying nano-SIM adapters so its carrier partners can test how nano-SIMs work on their networks in standard test devices […]
Continue reading...Sprint has no plans to charge users extra for Facetime over 3G
19. July 2012
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In addition to a number of new features, iOS 6 will also enable iPhone users for the first time to Facetime chat over 3G networks. Naturally, actually enabling this feature also requires the participation of mobile carriers and it goes without saying that some mobile carriers are more hesitant than others. Over the past few […]
Continue reading...Judge says Steve Jobs’ anti-Android remarks not admissible during trial
19. July 2012
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With Apple and Samsung gearing up for trial in just two weeks, there’s a whole lot of activity going on as both companies try to angle for advantages. Recently, Apple was able to successfully preclude Samsung from bringing up Jobs’ famous anti-Android quote where he vowed to go thermonuclear and destroy Android even if it […]
Continue reading...The first known photos of Apple’s iPad prototypes
19. July 2012
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Well before it ever crossed Steve Jobs’ mind that Apple should get into the smartphone business, the company had for a few years been tinkering with various tablet designs. The story goes that when Jobs was shown a tablet prototype with multitouch, he had a lightbulb moment and decided that Apple should make a phone. […]
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19. July 2012
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