Wednesday, May 8, 2013

Does anybody truly believe Google didn't know that Andy Rubin had the source code for iOS when he left Apple?

I'd say that was the major reason Google hired him in the first place.

Apple Seeks Android Source Code Records in Samsung Suit





Google isn't a disinterested third party here.

Brief of the day: Apple on Google as a 'friend of the court'

Apple to Google: If you've got something to say about Samsung, join the damned suit.







Samsung-Apple patent war: The Journal misses the point

"...the $1.05 billion Samsung-Apple verdict is the exception that proves the rule.

Apple (AAPL) sued Samsung for adopting its innovations -- its non-SEP patents -- without permission. Samsung counter-sued solely on the basis of its SEPs."





Totally on the back of Apple's design and technology.

They were a mere contract manufacturer for Apple.

This is what's at stake and is rightfully Apple's money.

Samsung's cash pile triples in one year, now worth $28.5B after debt





Apple rewards finance chief with $69M pay in 2012, highest of any CFO

"Apple Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer was the highest paid among all CFOs in 2012, as the Cupertino company rewarded him immensely for its financial performance."




"A silly sideshow" Tim Cook

Apple's $100 B capital reinvestment prompts Greenlight hedge fund to increase stake



"We've added to our Apple position," Einhorn said Tuesday. "Now, we just wait for the release of Apple's next blockbuster product."




Of course they do

Google, HTC, SAP, Red Hat and Rackspace support Samsung against Apple on sales bans



140 Million Reasons Why Bill Gates May Be Wrong About the iPad

"How 'frustrated' are iPad users? Apple has sold a cumulative total of 140.5 million iPads over the past three years, so they can't be overly vexed."




T-Mobile reports 500K iPhone sales in less than one month






Apple's iOS widens lead over Android in US mobile Web traffic share





PED simplifies Canaccord report.

Apple had 57% of mobile profits in Q1, Samsung 43%




iOS 6.0 gets US federal government's security stamp of approval





How the iPhone conquered Japan




High rent district:  Is this why Apple really hired Kevin Lynch?

Adobe customers' opinions split as company shifts to subscription platform






Windows 8 the biggest marketing fiasco since "New Coke"





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