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"Apple Is Moving Beyond the iPhone: There are signs that something interesting continues to unfold within Apple when it comes to wearables. While the tech industry's response to wearables remains lukewarm, with Facebook, Microsoft and Google showing greater interest elsewhere, Apple has been thinking very differently about where consumer trends are headed."
 Above Avalon 2:02 PM
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"Exposed: Child labour behind smart phone and electric car batteries/Major electronics brands, including Apple, Samsung and Sony, are failing to do basic checks to ensure that cobalt mined by child labourers has not been used in their products, said Amnesty International and Afrewatch in a report published today." Amnesty International 7:49 AM
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"Apple, Samsung and Sony under fire over child miners in Africa" CNET 7:49 AM
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"Apple, Lenovo and Microsoft failing on child labor checks says Amnesty" ZDNet 8:10 AM
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"New investigation claims Apple's battery suppliers use cobalt mined by child labor" 9to5Mac 7:49 AM
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"Children mine cobalt used in smartphones, other electronics: Amnesty International has identified Apple and Samsung as using cobalt mined by children" IDG News Service 8:01 AM
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"Apple, Microsoft, Samsung And Other Tech Firms Implicated In Child Labor Report" TechCrunch 10:46 AM
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"Apple finally obtains U.S. sales ban against certain features in Samsung phones, but it's useless" Foss Patents 7:50 AM
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"U.S. court bans the sale of some Samsung phones at Apple's request" IDG News Service 8:01 AM
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"Apple wins symbolic Samsung US ban - but faces backlash from tech giants" ZDNet 8:10 AM
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"After five years of conflict with Apple, some Samsung phone features are banned: The injunction on old phones still irks Samsung." Ars Technica 4:30 PM
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