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09/30/2011
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Homemade iPhone 5 built from glass and aluminum is most gorgeous design yet
 
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JP Morgan: Amazon Kindle Fire an unimpressive ‘stepping stone’

JP Morgan executive director Mark Moskowitz is not impressed with Amazon's first attempt in the tablet market. In a recent note to investors, Moskowitz said the tablet is just "noise," and that it lac...
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Microsoft’s Android warpath will likely extend to Kindle Fire

Microsoft and Amazon signed a licensing agreement in February last year that covers technology used in the Kindle and various other products. That agreement does not cover Amazon's new Android-powered...
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Amazon may acquire remnants of Palm and webOS from HP

Amazon is reportedly a front runner among multiple companies currently in talks with Hewlett-Packard to purchase its struggling webOS business. VentureBeat cites an anonymous "well-placed source" in r...
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Photo shows iPhone 5 silicone cases now arriving at AT&T stores

Silicone cases for the iPhone 5 have started to show up in AT&T stores according to an image received by MacRumors. The images, if authentic, set to rest the constant questions volleying back and ...
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Samsung proposes secret deal with Apple in Australia

Samsung recently offered Apple a secret deal in Australia that could potentially allow the South Korea-based phone maker to put its Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet on store shelves as soon as next week, The Wa...
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Amazon’s inexperience with global distribution may hinder Kindle Fire sales

Amazon's $199 tablet is expected by many to be a smash hit when it begins shipping to customers on November 15th, but inexperience with global distribution could prove to be a huge barrier for the fle...
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