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"Hon Hai to raise Taiwan wages 'significantly' from July: Apple supplier aiming to attract, retain talent for its expanding business." Dow Jones Newswires 8:30 AM
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"Apple Supplier to Raise Taiwan Wages" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 8:22 AM
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"Apple Replacing and Investigating New iPads with Wi-Fi Problems" MacRumors 8:21 AM
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"Apple tells staff to 'capture' iPad 3s with Wi-Fi troubles" Register Hardware 8:26 AM
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"New iPad Wi-Fi issues looked into by Apple, leaked doc hints" Crave @ CNET 8:35 AM
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"Apple Investigating New iPad Wi-Fi Problem: Apple has instructed AppleCare employees to replace iPads that have faulty Wi-Fi radios, according to leaked info." InformationWeek 10:43 AM
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"Apple and publisher pals hold up US and EU watchdogs: Firms wriggle over ebook price-fixing probe settlement" The Register 8:35 AM
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"Qualcomm, Intel proVide Apple with source code in patent battle with Samsung" AppleInsider 9:12 PM
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"California judge hauls in Samsung CEO, bigwigs for Apple to grill: Koh Choi blow joy for Cupertino in patent tussle" The Register 8:42 AM
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"Steve Jobs biographer: 'Apple will settle Google Android dispute'"
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"Steve Jobs really wanted to destroy Android" Mashable 9:11 PM
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"What's Apple up to now in Maiden, North Carolina? A giant solar array? An huge fuel cell facility? A second 500,000 sq. ft. data center?" Fortune 10:56 AM
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"Apple's iTV: Will it be called iPanel? Jefferies analyst Peter Misek says the expected television from the iPad maker will be 'far more than a TV' -- and Apple will ship a lot in the fourth quarter." CNET News 10:57 AM
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"Forget 'iTV,' Apple May Unveil 'iPanel' This Year, Jefferies Analyst Says" Forbes 12:09 PM
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"Apple's 'iPanel' called 'far more than a TV,' expected to launch in 2012" AppleInsider 12:10 PM
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"Apple's iPanel is far more than a TV" TG Daily 3:05 PM
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"iPad, iPhone Use Is Helping Apple to Win the Education Market: Apple is winning over younger students with both its iPad and iPhone, according to a new report. With schools considering BYOD policies, Apple is at the head of the class." eWeek 11:25 AM
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