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Cartier to withdraw suit against Apple – WSJ
Reuters O) that alleged two applications for the iPhone infringed on the trademark for the luxury brand's Tank watches, the Wall Street Journal reported. In a report dated May 23, the journal said applications had been removed from Apple's App Store. … Banned Eucalyptus iPhone App Unbanned; App Store Rules Make No Sense Cartier sues Apple over Fake Watch iPhone app Eucalyptus is Available–and Neat |
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Apple Doubles iPhone Market Share
InformationWeek, NY Smartphones continued to gain market share in the first quarter, and Apple and Research In Motion were the big winners, according to data from Gartner. By Marin Perez Despite the dip in mobile phone sales, sales of smartphones continued to grow 12.7% … Apple, RIM steal Nokia's milk money Smartphone sales surge in tough times Smartphones a bright spot in sagging mobile market |
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Palm, Apple set to do battle
San Francisco Chronicle, USA (05-24) 17:04 PDT — Two years ago, when Apple launched the iPhone to huge acclaim, Palm was caught flat-footed. The Sunnyvale pioneer in the PDA and smart phone market had no formidable response. Now Palm is trying to make up for lost time with the … O2 follows iphone success with deal for next must-have gadget News about gadgets. Palm Pre and the Apple i-Touch. Palm Pre Coming Soon |
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Banned Eucalyptus iPhone App Unbanned; App Store Rules Make No Sense
Mashable, CA Earlier this week, we wrote about the Eucalyptus iPhone App being banned from the iPhone App Store. Eucalpytus, which is an e-book reading application, wasn't banned because it was a malicious or obscene app. Instead, it was banned for having the … Cartier Withdraws Lawsuit Over Apple iPhone Program, WSJ Says Cartier sues Apple over Fake Watch iPhone app Cartier sues Apple over iPhone apps, withdraws suit the same day |
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New Yorker Cover Art, Painted With an iPhone
New York Times, United States Mr. Colombo drew the June 1 cover scene, of a late-night gathering around a 42nd Street hot dog stand, entirely with the iPhone application Brushes. Because of the smears and washes of color required by the inexact medium, it comes off as dreamy, … |
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MathTime: Hinsdale kids design math app for iPhone
Chicago Tribune, United States Eleven-year-old Owen Voorhees' iPhone application, MathTime, debuted in the iTunes App Store last week. The simple program, which displays random addition, subtraction, multiplication or division problems and their solutions, has been a work in … |
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