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"Apple did not violate Samsung patents: U.S. trade judge/Apple did not violate patents owned by Samsung Electronics in making the iPod touch, iPhone and iPad, a judge at the International Trade Commission said in a preliminary ruling on Friday." Reuters 4:20 PM
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"Federal Judge Hands Samsung Setback Against Apple: In a preliminary move, a federal judge has denied Samsung's request for a ban on imports of the iPhone, iPad and iPod." Associated Press 4:14 PM
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"ITC sides with Apple, says no violation of Samsung patents" CNET News 4:21 PM
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"Apple Starts Taking iPhone 5 Preorders: Apple Inc. appeared to have sold out of its initial inventory of the iPhone 5 just an hour after it began accepting preorders Friday, suggesting strong consumer interest."
 WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:34 AM
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"Apple drains iPhone 5 pre-order supplies in an hour: Yes there are supply constraints, but demand was more than Apple expected, says analyst" Computerworld 11:41 AM
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"Apple iPhone 5 pre-orders sell up within an hour, ship dates begin to slip" Computerworld 8:28 AM
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"iPhone 5 preorders indicate hot demand: Shipping dates for iPhone 5 and Lightning adapters are pushed back, not all carriers offer the same iPhone experience, and California will start collecting sales tax from Amazon." CNET News 4:21 PM
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"Apple iPhone 5: 'A Rolex Among A Sea Of Timexes,' Analyst Says" Forbes 8:34 AM
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"iPhone 5 sales exhaust initial supply, trip up servers" CNET News 8:41 AM
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"iPhone 5 Pre-order Sells Out 20X Faster Than 4 And 4S, Further Highlighting Apple's Dominance" TechCrunch 9:07 AM
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"'Boring' iPhone 5 Is Not A Steve Jobs 'Legacy Device' But Cements Apple's Dominance Anyway" Forbes 9:30 AM
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"Why the Apple iPhone 5 Could Be the Best-Selling Smartphone Ever" Minyanville 9:41 AM
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"Apple's iPhone 5 puts Europe in 4G slow lane: Apple's iPhone 5, launched to great fanfare in the United States on Wednesday, will not work on superfast mobile broadband networks in much of Europe, potentially confusing consumers and setting back the development of 4G services in the region." Reuters 8:38 AM
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"Analyst: IPhone 5 set to cost U.S. carriers $10B in subsidies" GigaOM 9:45 AM
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"Without Music, Apple Would Be Nothing" Time 9:37 AM
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"Why Apple's events matter" eWeek 4:26 PM
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"German court may defer to EU regulator on Samsung-Apple lawsuits over FRAND patents" Foss Patents 9:39 AM
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"China market's ripe for Apple" ["China's smart phone market is huge and growing. Strategy Analytics forecasts shipment of 150 million units in 2012. That's a 70% year-on-year increase and outpaces shipments of 123 million units in the U.S. The problem for Apple is that even as their China sales grow, their share of the market is shrinking."] MarketWatch 9:41 AM
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