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Apple wins patent infringement case but Samsung is likely affected

Apple Inc. won over Samsung in its patent infringement case. The court has ordered Samsung to halt its older products that include patent injunctions. But Samsung is less likely affected as it doesn't use such features anymore.

Sharp Corp explores ways on LCD biz revival, Taiwanese firm offers bid for it

Japanese electronics major Sharp Corp is in the process of reviving its LCD business unit. It's trying to access funding support from Apple Inc, for which it supplies LCD screens. Sharp is also approaching banks on revival package. On the other hand, Taiwanese firm Hon Hai has made a bidding for acquiring the LCD business of Sharp. However, both the companies didn't confirm it.

IPhone 6S and 6S Plus to exceed last year sale; Apple opened high in the stock market

Apple's iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are projected to exceed last year's sale of 10 million units worldwide. Analysts also watch Apple as it goes four week high in the stock market.

Apple takes a bite at the enterprise segment

Apple’s latest moves are suggesting that the giant tech company is redesigning itself to penetrate the business and enterprise IT.

T-Mobile's New $20-a-month iPhone 6S Deal Defeats Apple's Own Rate; Offer Deemed Too Good to be True

T-Mobile’s Jump on Demand plan shines like a good deal but only for T-Mobile loyals, according to several expert opinions.

Apple TV Shows Promise, but It Still Doesn't Change the Way People Watch TV

The new Apple TV has a lot of promising features, including the Siri remote, but critics say it doesn’t really revolutionise the way people watch television.

Apple launches upgrades, including first ever Apple Pencil; Looks great but impractical, says professional designers

Apple launches a series of hardware upgrades Wednesday, but the most notable one is its first Apple Pencil, which has been getting a few unlikeable reactions from professional designers and creatives.

Apple to move into original programming and compete with video streaming companies

Apple is into talks with Hollywood to move into the original programming business to compete with video streaming companies.

Silicon Valley Bus Drivers Woes: Apple is amenable to offer better working conditions

Apple is working out with contractors for its drivers' wage hike by $27.50 an hour. Recently, Teamsters Local 853, the tech bus union protested over their unpaid downtime from morning to evening.

BMW's i3 technology to support Apple's iCar?

Apple and BMW are currently discussing the possibilities of having BMW's i3 technology on the future iCar. Apple is rumored to be working out on a project called 'Titan'.

Apple and Nike to pay back customers $15 cash or $25 gift card as settlement in Nike+ FuelBand class action suit

Apple and Nike are offering either $15 cash or $25 gift card settlement over the faulty ads regarding the inaccurate features of Nike+ FuelBand.

Using Apple Pay for Tube journey in London? Ensure your battery doesn’t drain out

Transport for London recently issued an advisory to all Apple Pay users to keep their battery charged during their commute.

Apple Extends iCloud Service Subscription For 30 Days Free To Greek Customers Due To Monetary Crisis

To avoid interruption of service, Apple has extended its iCloud service storage subscription to its Greek customers for 30 days without charging them any fee. This is because of financial crisis that is occurring in Greece as the government restricts the people to deal with credit card transactions outside the country.

Line to make best of untapped streaming music market in Japan

Line, a popular messaging app operator, has launched its music streaming service- 'Line Music' in Japan making a headstart in virtually untapped market of mobile music business.

Apple launches streaming service Apple Music and Radio stations

In a bid to re-enter the already crowded market it once dominates, Apple unveiled its much-awaited online music service on Monday to regain its leadeship in digital music industry.

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A Busy October for H.I.G. Capital: Multi-Sector Investments Reflecting Market Agility

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Belgian Billionaire Shukhrat Ibragimov Puts Private Jet on Market for $46m

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Is Mr. Black Being Silenced by X in His Mission to Bring About the Messianic Age?

The enigmatic artist Mr. Black, known for his cryptic street art and ambitious 21,000-piece ordinal collection on the Bitcoin blockchain, claims that the Messianic Age will be revealed once the collection is fully minted. However, recent developments suggest that Mr. Black might be facing censorship on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter.

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