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Samsung Countersues Apple In Patent Spat

Korean electronics giant Samsung fired back at Apple's patent lawsuit, filing its own claim in South Korea, Germany and Japan.

Exclusive: Apple to beat Google on cloud music: sources

Apple has completed work on an online music storage service and is set to launch it ahead of Google Inc, whose own music efforts have stalled, according to several people familiar with both companies' plans.

iPhone helps Verizon, but not enough for some

Verizon Communications Inc gained wireless subscribers with Apple Inc's iPhone, but the effect on its financials failed to impress investors, who sent its shares down 2.3 percent.

Canon Q1 operating profit to fall, forecast to be cut: report

Canon will likely report an 8 percent fall in first-quarter operating profit and lower its full-year forecast, reflecting the impact from Japan's devastating earthquake, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Friday.

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‘iPhone 4S’ in developers' hands as Apple unleashes A5 chip's power to leverage gaming market

Apple is hitching its smartphone wagon to gaming big time, finally! Apple is letting select developers play around with an iPhone 4 which is implanted with an A5 chip rather than the A4 in order that they can bring out the full gaming prowess on the upcoming iPhone 5. If the gaming slant of the iPhone materializes it would go to prove rumors that Apple was delaying the launch for the iPhone 5 for strategic reasons and not so much because of logistical constraints.

Samsung files suits vs Apple in Korea, Japan, Germany

Samsung Electronics Co said on Friday it had filed patent lawsuits against Apple in South Korea, Japan and Germany, a week after the world's top technology company claimed Samsung's smartphones and tablets slavishly copied its products.

SanDisk raises margin outlook, assures on Japan

SanDisk Corp raised its 2011 margin outlook and dismissed worries that Japanese logistic snarls were squeezing the supply of vital components like silicon wafers.

Samsung files patent suits vs Apple in Korea, Japan, Germany

Toyota to recall 333,000 SUVs for airbag risk

Toyota Motor Corp said on Thursday it would recall about 333,000 RAV4 and Highlander SUVs because of the risk airbags sensors could fail and cause the curtain airbags to deploy.

Polycom sees strong Q2 on Cisco weakness, U.S. govt demand

U.S. videoconferencing company Polycom Inc forecast strong second-quarter sales as it continued to benefit from its partnerships with companies like Microsoft and from business disruptions at bigger rival Cisco.

Sandisk beats Street, on track despite Japan

SanDisk Corp's 19 percent revenue rise surpassed expectations after strong smartphone and tablet demand propped up first-quarter chip prices, as it reaffirmed hopes for a strong 2011 despite supply-chain tangles from Japan.

Royal wedding mentioned every 10 seconds online: study

Britain's royal wedding is generating around 9,000 mentions a day online, or one every 10 seconds, according to a study from specialist technology firm Greenlight published on Thursday.

Android Phones Track Users Locations, Just LIke iPhones

Android phones can also trace users' movements, according to a security researcher who published his findings at github.

AT&T touts benefits of T-Mobile deal to FCC

AT&T Inc told communications regulators its $39-billion bid to buy Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA would let it build high-speed wireless services reaching more than 97 percent of U.S. users.

Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2012 (Video Game Review)

This video game has it all.

AT&T: T-Mobile deal would up wireless services reach

AT&T Inc's $39 billion bid to buy Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA would let it build high-speed wireless services for more than 97 percent of the United States, it said in a U.S. government filing on Thursday.

Antigua says U.S. online poker shutdown was illegal

The United States violated global trade law by shutting down Internet gambling sites based in Antigua and elsewhere and prosecuting their owners, according to Antigua and Barbuda officials considering action in the World Trade Organization.

Verizon not pursuing Web video for now: CFO

Verizon Communications has considered developing an Internet video service that would work outside of its network region but is not pursuing it right now, according to the company's chief financial officer.

A creative YouTuber puts the famous game, Super Mario Bros., in a not so familiar format.

Super Mario 3DS Playable At E3, To Arrive This Year

Nintendo Developer Shigeru Miyamoto said that the next Mario game would not only be playable at this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo, but also available for purchase later this year.

Verizon Thrashes AT&T In New Customers Thanks To iPhone

Verizon added 906,000 new customers and sold 2.2 million iPhones in two months.

Verizon CFO says not pursuing Web video for now

Amazon cloud disruption hits some startups

Disruption to Amazon.com Inc servers that host Internet services took down a raft of social networking websites including Foursquare and Quora early on Thursday, underscoring concerns about reliability as more companies turn to the cloud.

Next iPhone To Be Global, Says Verizon CFO

During a conference call Thursday morning, Francis Shammo said that Apple's next iPhone is likely to be a world phone capable with all of the world's CDMA networks.

Steve Jobs honorary knighthood thwarted by Gordon Brown

Steve Jobs Eager To Return To Apple, Says COO

During Apple's first quarter 2011 earnings Wednesday, Apple Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook updated stockholders and analysts on the status of CEO Steve Jobs, who has been on a medical leave of absence since January.

Germany says wants clarity on iPhone data storage

Apple Inc must clear up a string of open questions about user data stored by its iPhone, iPad, and other devices, a spokesman for Germany's consumer protection ministry said on Thursday.

iPhone boosts Verizon customers, hurts profit

Apple Inc's iPhone pushed Verizon Communications Inc's wireless subscribers higher in the first quarter but it also took a toll on profits, sending shares down 1.8 percent.

Nokia sees weaker times after strong first quarter

Nokia Oyj warned operating profit margins at its key phone unit would slip through the rest of the year, taking the shine off higher-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Thursday.

How do you spend $13 billion in Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen style? [SLIDESHOW]

A slideshow which showcases Microsoft co-founder and billionaire Paul Allen's many indulgences:

Instant view: Nokia Q1 earnings beat expectations

Nokia's earnings fell less than expected in the first quarter and the company signed a final agreement to start using Microsoft software, sending its shares 3 percent higher.

Nokia signs Microsoft deal, sees weaker margins

Nokia's earnings fell less than expected in the first quarter and the company signed a final agreement to start using Microsoft software, sending its shares 3 percent higher.

TEPCO: 20,000 Times Limit For Radioactive Water Went Into Pacific

Tokyo Electric Power Co. said the radioactive contamination in the water that leaked into the ocean from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant was more than 20,000 times the allowable annual limits.

Apple's Tim Cook: Samsung Crossed The Line

Calling Samsung a valued component supplier, Apple's chief operating officer said that the South Korean company had gone too far.

Philly Fans Boo Pitching Robot (VIDEO)

After failing to throw the ball across the plate, the PhillieBot was greeted with a chorus of boos.

T-Mobile Celebrates Launch of New Sidekick 4G by Samsung

T-Mobile USA Inc. celebrated Wednesday night the national launch of its new T-Mobile Sidekick 4G by Samsung with an exclusive VIP event that transformed a private lot in Beverly Hills, California, into a progressive party complete with interactive stations that showcased the Sidekick 4G's best-in-class social media capabilities and super-fast 4G speeds.

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