Justice Reaches Settlement with Penguin on E-books

WASHINGTON – The Justice Department announced Tuesday it has reached a settlement with Penguin Group (USA) Inc. in its lawsuit accusing the nation’s largest book publishers of colluding with Apple…

Revelers Across The Globe Will Ring In The New Year Via The Free Official 2013 Times Square Ball App

NEW YORK — This New Year's Eve, revelers from around the world will experience the live global celebration via free official 2013 Times Square Ball App, now available from the…

Google Launches ‘Scan and Match’ Music Service

LOS ANGELES–Google is turning on a “scan and match” service for Google Music users to store copies of their songs online, offering for free what Apple charges $25 a year…

Brazil Company Sells Cellphones with iPhone Name

SAO PAULO–It’s not your Apple’s iPhone. A Brazilian company has begun selling smartphones in Brazil with the iPhone brand after winning the legal right to use the name in Latin…

Getting an Inkling on Future of Reading

With the launch of the first iPad, former Apple executive Matt MacInnis had a brainstorm: multimedia textbooks for the new device, with video, photos and audio. First released in 2010,…

Don’t Get Caught Out by the Hidden Costs of Tablets this Christmas, says Broadband Genie

CAMBRIDGE, England — Tablets are set to be the hottest gift of Christmas 2012, but broadband and smartphone comparison site BroadbandGenie.co.uk is warning that consumers should shop carefully to avoid…

Space Image App Passes 1 Million Downloads

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory says its popular app that puts visuals from NASA space missions at users’ fingertips has reached 1 million downloads. The Pasadena, Calif.-based facility said the popular…

U.S. Patent Office Rejects Apple’s Pinch-to-Zoom Technology Patent Claims

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has taken a second look at Apple’s (AAPL) pinch-to-zoom technology and this time found it wanting. In a letter sent to Apple’s lawyers on…

Marissa Mayer, Tim Cook are Finalists for Time’s Person of the Year Award

Two Silicon Valley CEOs are among eight finalists for Time Magazine’s Person of the Year award, the publication revealed Tuesday. Yahoo (YHOO) CEO Marissa Mayer and Apple (AAPL) CEO Tim…

Samsung Withdraws Lawsuit Against Apple

Samsung Electronic said yesterday it would withdraw a lawsuit against Apple’s use of its technology in Europe, a sign of reduced tension in the global patent war between the two…

Filmmaker Uses Tech to Cut Costs

Actor/director Edward Burns (Saving Private Ryan, She’s the One) specializes in making personal, low-budget movies that at one time would have played in art theaters. Times have changed. Now, the…

Wheel of Fortune Celebrates 30th Anniversary with New App

Wheel of Fortune is celebrating its thirty years in the game show biz with a new app that is available on several platforms, including iOS. It kills me to admit…

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Justice Reaches Settlement with Penguin on E-books

Revelers Across The Globe Will Ring In The New Year Via The Free Official 2013 Times Square Ball App

Google Launches ‘Scan and Match’ Music Service

Brazil Company Sells Cellphones with iPhone Name

Getting an Inkling on Future of Reading

Don’t Get Caught Out by the Hidden Costs of Tablets this Christmas, says Broadband Genie

Space Image App Passes 1 Million Downloads

U.S. Patent Office Rejects Apple’s Pinch-to-Zoom Technology Patent Claims

Marissa Mayer, Tim Cook are Finalists for Time’s Person of the Year Award

Samsung Withdraws Lawsuit Against Apple

Filmmaker Uses Tech to Cut Costs

Wheel of Fortune Celebrates 30th Anniversary with New App

Apple Watch Saves Former Xbox Exec’s Life

The Future of Apple Vision Pro: What Happens Next?

How to Fix Image Loading Issues in Apple Mail Due to Network Settings

Exploring Cutting-Edge Trading Tech: Discover the Benefits of Advanced Forex Robots

Apple’s Plans to Charge Intelligence Fees by 2027: A New Revenue Stream or Customer Burden?