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12/22/2011
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BlackBerry 10 is a failure that won't be able to compete, company source says
 
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HTC wins injunction against IPCom, which tried to sue 100 HTC retailers in Germany

HTC now has the upper hand in a legal battle with German patent firm IPCom. IPCom won a lawsuit in 2009 related to UMTS technology under which it believed it had the right to ban German retailers from...
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Apple’s sinking share in France and Germany may be fueling patent wars

Whether or not competing products do in fact infringe on Apple's patents, Apple may have another reason to attack its rivals so aggressively in France and Germany: the company is losing ground. New da...
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Apple unlikely to win German ban on tweaked Samsung tablet

Apple is not likely to succeed in its efforts to ban Samsung's revised flagship tablet in Germany, the judge presiding over the case said on Thursday. The Dusseldorf court in September banned a local...
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Chrome 15 surpasses IE 8 as world’s most popular browser

Google's Chrome 15 browser is now the most popular browser build in the world. New data from StatCounter suggests that Chrome 15 recently reached a total global market share of 23.6% compared to Micro...
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Kindle for iOS updated with PDF, newspaper and magazine support

Amazon updated its Kindle application for iOS devices on Wednesday with support for PDF files as well as newspaper and magazine subscriptions. A Kindle user can now email a file to his or her Send-to-...
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Sony Ericsson LT28at leaked for AT&T with 13-megapixel camera, 4G LTE support

Sony Ericsson doesn't have much of a presence in the United States smartphone market right now. Sure, it released the Xperia PLAY for Verizon Wireless and AT&T earlier this year, but it didn't ma...
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