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08/16/2011
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Exclusive: 4G LTE iPhone currently in carrier testing
 
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Is Google’s Motorola buy the only way to save Android?

It's only Tuesday, but the big news this week is already behind us: Google intends to shell out $12.5 billion to acquire Motorola Mobility and its portfolio of roughly 25,000 patents. The deal was cov...
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German court lifts EU ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1

The Düsseldorf regional court in Germany announced on Tuesday that it is partially lifting its original injunction that banned Samsung from selling its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in all of the European U...
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HTC sues Apple for patent infringement… again

HTC filed a lawsuit with the U.S. District Court of Delaware alleging that Cupertino-based Apple Inc. is infringing on three of its patents. The patents are related to Apple's iPhone, iPad and Mac com...
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New images of alleged iPhone 5 parts surface

Several alleged internal components from Apple's upcoming iPhone 5 have surfaced on websites belonging to two different online parts suppliers. As reported by MacPost, purported OEM camera lens replac...
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Apple bumps iPad 3 launch to 2012 over display issues, report claims

Though Apple had never made public its intention to release a third-generation iPad model this year, a new report claims the 2011 launch of the iPad 3 has been canceled. It has been widely reported th...
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ViewSonic announces 1.5GHz dual-OS ViewPad 10pro tablet

ViewSonic on Monday unveiled the new ViewPad 10pro tablet, a dual-OS offering that packs both Windows and Android into a slim 10.1-inch slate. The ViewPad 10pro is one of the first consumer tablets po...
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