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09/23/2011
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'iPhone 4S' cases already arriving at AT&T stores [updated]
 
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Source code snooping points to upcoming quad-core Apple processor

Apple may already be working on a quad-core Apple-branded mobile processor for inclusion in upcoming iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models. Apple's eventual move to a quad-core chipset in its iOS devices...
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Samsung promises to turn up the heat in patent battle with Apple

A Samsung executive has gone on record in stating that the South Korea-based electronics giant plans to take a more active role in combating Apple in the companies' ongoing war. "We'll be pursuing our...
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Google testing MVNO waters, preparing to battle carriers

Google may be preparing to take its mobile efforts to the next level as it tests a Google-branded MVNO in Spain. Unconfirmed reports accompanied by photos of a Google SIM card and a Nexus S running on...
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IPhone 5 display defect could lead to short supply at launch

A defect found in some iPhone 5 display panels may result in short supply next month, suggesting that Apple's iPhone launch may once again be marred by angry customers unable to get their hands on App...
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Blockbuster again targets Netflix, readies streaming service

Former home entertainment heavyweight Blockbuster is preparing to unveil a new streaming media service later today that will aim to take a bite out of Netflix's future. While the company has made no o...
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Millennial: Android still top OS in August with almost twice Apple’s iOS share

For the ninth consecutive month, Android topped the charts in Millennial Media's "Mobile Mix" mobile device usage share report. Based on traffic to its mobile ad network, Millennial found that Android...
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