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"After losing Apple's iPad business, Intel has bled $7 billion while heavily subsidizing cheap x86 Atom Android tablets" AppleInsider 7:23 AM
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"Forty eight members of Congress are Apple investors"
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"Disney, A Mobile Company" ["In his kickoff speech, Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger told a story about the first time Steve Jobs showed him the video iPod. Iger had asked Steve to chat about putting ABC content in the iTunes Store. Jobs met with him, slyly pulling Apple's mobile video progenitor device out of a plain paper lunch bag."] TechCrunch 4:56 PM
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"Payment Systems Adventures – Part II: Counting Friends And Foes" Monday Note 7:37 PM
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"The Web Is Dying; Apps Are Killing It: Tech's Open Range Is Losing Out to Walled Gardens" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 6:33 PM
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"Apple Inc. A8X iPad chip causing big problems for Intel, Qualcomm, Samsung and Nvidia" AppleInsider 11/15
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"How Apple got to a (pre-split) $799.26" Fortune 11/15
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"Inside the net neutrality dispute, and why it's important to Apple users" AppleInsider 11/15
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"Apple Is Now Worth More Than The Entire Russian Stock Market" Business Insider 11/15
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"Most People Prefer The iPhone 6, But The 6 Plus Is Selling OK, Says Analyst" TechCrunch 11/15
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"Apple Pay Won't Drive Much Direct Revenue, But It Could Boost iPhone Loyalty" Seeking Alpha 11/15
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