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"Apple Is Becoming the New IBM: 'No one ever got fired for buying an IBM.'"
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"Why Apple can't keep the iPhone 4S on the shelves: Users in this age of personal IT know quality tech and are too smart to fall for bull from vendors or the press" InfoWorld 7:31 AM
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"Apple Must Reveal Australian Contracts to Samsung, Judge Rules" Bloomberg 7:34 AM
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"Morgan Stanley: Apple's share of world's largest PC market -- China -- set to grow from 5% to 21%" Fortune 7:47 AM
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"As China PC sales grow, more plan to buy Apple" GigaOM 8:36 AM
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"Is it Game Over for Nintendo DS and Sony PSP? Digital content distribution has disrupted several notable industries. With the original iPod media player and iTunes Store, Apple changed the face of the music industry." ["Recently, no industry has been more impacted by digital distribution than video games. Leading the disruption are iOS and Android devices, whose free and inexpensive games, distributed across a massive installed base of powerful and networked tablet and mobile phone form factors, have already disrupted billions of dollars of game revenue. ... The most striking trend is that iOS and Android games have tripled their market share from roughly 20% in 2009 to nearly 60% in just two years. ... Combined, iOS and Android game revenue delivered $500 million, $800 million and $1.9 billion over 2009, 2010 and 2011, respectively."] Flurry 8:08 AM
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"Tim Cook and Jony Ive are 'joined at the hip,' says Steve Jobs' biographer" Fortune 1:05 PM
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"Apple's Cook, Ive Capable of Jobs-Like Operation: Isaacson" eWeek 3:07 PM
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"Apple's charitable matching program raises $2.6M for nonprofits" AppleInsider 4:46 PM
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"Judge Throws Out Lawsuit Against Apple Over 'iBrick'" paidContent 9:09 AM
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