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Police seize Gizmodo's computers in lost iPhone 4G prototype probe
Police have seized computers and servers belonging to an editor of Gizmodo in an investigation that appears to stem from the gadget blog's purchase of a lost Apple iPhone prototype.
Apple iPhone 4G might be revealed on June 22
Speculations are that Apple could reveal the anticipated next-generation iPhone on June 22nd at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, California.
Apple sues HTC for patent infringement
Apple Inc. filed patent lawsuits against Taiwanese phone maker HTC Corp. on Tuesday, claiming violation 20 of its patents related the iPhone's touch screen technology and other features.
Apple has admitted that children were recruited at some of its factories that build its computers, iPods and mobile phones.
Best of Apple's Innovations
Since its establishment in 1976, Apple has gained a unique reputation in the consumer electronics industry. Besides consumer electronics, the American company manufactures computer software, and commercial servers too. Here are some of the best of...
Chinese tablet maven threatens iPad suit: 'Apple stole our design!'
A Chinese company is crying foul in one of the sillier "We were here first!" disputes that The Reg has seen in quite some time.
Kodak sues Apple and RIM over iPhone and Blackberry
Camera maker Kodak has said it will sue Apple and Research In Motion (RIM), the makers of the iPhone and Blackberry, over technology used in their handsets.
Apple will reveal iSlate tablet on 26 January, says ex Google China president
The holiday season saw no let up for Apple tablet rumours, with former Google China president Kai-Fu Lee claiming a January unveiling, a price tag below $1000 (approx £600) and 3D graphics.
Nokia Accuses Apple in Patent Suit, Trade Body Case
Nokia Oyj said it filed a complaint with the U.S. International Trade Commission alleging Apple Inc. infringes seven of its patents. Nokia filed a similar lawsuit in federal court in Delaware today over the same patents.
Apple's Steve Jobs named world's best-performing CEO
For increasing his company's market cap a whopping $150 billion in the last 12 years, Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was named the best-performing CEO in the world.