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Apple's profit nearly doubles
Apple Inc. regained some of its shine as its star — and profit — continued to rise quickly in the East. Though the company's stock has been dropping in recent weeks as investors worried about the possibility that Apple was selling fewer...Tags: Apple Inc., Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations
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Kindle Fire taking over Android side of tablet market, report says
The Kindle Fire appears to be burning up its competition -- on the Android side, anyway. Amazon.com Inc.'s tablet computer is catching on in a big way, having grabbed 54.4% of the Android tablet market by the end of February, the fourth month that it was...
Tags: Lenovo Group, Ltd., Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, ASUSTek Computer Inc., Microsoft Corporation
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Apple's Tim Cook is the CEO employees love most, Glassdoor says
When Tim Cook took over the helm at Apple Inc. in August, many wondered how he would set himself apart from his predecessor, the formidable Steve Jobs. But a new study that ranks Cook as the country’s top-rated chief executive suggests that he&...
Tags: Apple iPad, Apple Inc., American Express Company, Apple iPhone, Hewlett-Packard Co.
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Apple to Philippe Starck: What secret project?
This morning, we told you famed French designer Philippe Starck claimed he had been working with Apple on a "revolutionary" project that would debut later this year. Not so fast, Apple says. The Cupertino, Calif., tech giant told All Things D this...
Tags: New Products, Marketing, Steve Jobs, Apple iPhone
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Philippe Starck says Apple to debut 'revolutionary' product soon
If French designer Philippe Starck is to be believed, Apple Inc.is getting ready to launch a "revolutionary" product this year. Starck told French newspaper Le Figaro that he had teamed up with the Cupertino, Calif., company to design the product but...
Tags: New Products, Steve Jobs, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Apple iPhone, Microsoft Corporation
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AAPL: Apple's plans for huge cash hoard
Apple today announced what many were expecting, given its huge war chest of around $100 billion in cash: future stock dividends and a stock repurchasing program. The company released the news in a conference call early Monday. It's amassed a huge pile of...Tags: Apple iPad, Computer Hardware, Apple iPhone, Microsoft Corporation, Economy, Business and Finance
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Apple event: The new iPad cometh
Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, is on stage in San Francisco talking about iPad stuff. I'm following Engadget and Gdgt blogs for live blogging, and I'll post key details here as they come.
* Cook announces a new Apple TV, with 1080 (HD) capability. New user...Tags: New Products, Verizon Communications, Apple iPad, Computer Hardware, Apple iTunes
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Apple's new iPad: $499, 4G LTE, retina display, better camera
Social Media ReporterToday Apple announced the new iPad, the third generation of its tablet. They're calling it, simply, iPad. "It makes amazing improvements over the most fundamental features of the design of the device, while retaining everything that millions of people...Tags: Apple iPad, Computer Hardware
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Apple rolls out its new iPad, with no fancy name attached
Apple unveiled its new iPad, but it's not called iPad 3 or iPad HD as widely speculated for weeks.
Rather it stuck with simply calling it the iPad, a move that speaks to the company's ambitions to have its blockbuster tablet supplant the ubiquitous...Tags: Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Economy, Business and Finance, Amazon.com Inc., Companies and Corporations
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Hands On with the New iPad
The iPad is one of Apple's best selling gadgets, the company sold 15 million of them in 3 months alone. Now, there are two models to choose from.
Apple took the wraps off the newest version of its popular iPad. We got a hands on look at the device and...Tags: Apple iPad, Computer Hardware
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iOS apps will not be able to take personal data without explicit permission: How we got here
Social Media ReporterA recent discovery revealed that any iOS app can upload some of our personal data to its servers without our permission.Last week a software developer figured out that the social network Path automatically uploaded members' addressbooks to its servers.... -
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