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SAN JOSE: An attorney for Apple told a jury Tuesday that rival Samsung faced two options to compete in the booming cellphone market after Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone to critical acclaim in 2007: Innovate or copy. Attorney Harold McElhinny … Continue reading →

Google is expected to be closely watching the case with lawyers all around the trial. Apple is waging war about similarities in hardware design, software functions and packaging, according to court documents. Apple’s key allegation against …

Apple shares shot higher Monday after unconfirmed reports that the tech giant was preparing to launch a new version of its hot-selling iPhone in September. NEW YORK: Apple shares shot higher Monday after unconfirmed reports that the tech giant …

Apple attorney Harold McElhinny started off by showing slides … McElhinny showed jurors an internal Samsung product analysis which said the iPhone’s hardware was “easy to copy.” Another document prepared by a Samsung executive said the company …

Apple’s advertising campaigns have never been without controversy. Remember the Intel bunny days? The Switcher ads with people like Ellen Feiss? (It was a really good paper). And who could forget the Mac vs. PC ads that made Justin Long … Continue reading →

Although Apple’s had its successes in hardware, it has relatively little influence in the social media department. Apparently, Apple considered putting hundreds of millions into Twitter, to inflate its valuation from $8.4 billion to over $10 billion.

Intel and Cisco; Sacconaghi asserts that the index is underweighting tech stocks compared to the S&P 500, with IBM accounting for two-thirds of the current tech weighting in the index. “We believe Apple is considering a stock split …

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Intel Corp and Cisco Systems. The Dow is price-based, and includes only two companies that trade for more than $100 per share: IBM Corp. and Chevron Corp. Apple is trading up 2 percent, at $607.

Intel Corp and Cisco Systems. The Dow is price-based, and includes only two companies that trade for more than $100 per share: IBM and Chevron Corp . Apple is trading up 2 percent at $607.