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"Samsung filing confirms 'Apple can seek even more damages [than $1.05 billion] in the new trial'"
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"When will Apple kill the iPod? Apple wants to move all of your 'content' to the iCloud, so the Touch is probably safe, but the rumors about the Classic's demise have been churning for years." CNET News 10:17 AM
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"Editorial: Where does Apple take iOS next?" AppleInsider 3:13 PM
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"USPTO Oddly Refuses Apple's 'iPad mini' Trademark Filing" Patently Apple 9:42 AM
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"A 4K Apple TV: Does anyone still care? Recent research found that there's plenty of interest in an Apple TV, but is it enough to justify the hype?" CNET News 3:49 PM
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"How The iPad Mini Became A Stealth Success" Forbes 5:59 PM
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"Why Apple's China Disaster Is Worse Than You Think" Cult of Mac 5:58 PM
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"Chinese consumers demand Apple's apology" Xinhua 9:11 PM
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"How Apple's return policy in China differs from the U.S.: It doesn't, as near as I can tell. So what's all the fuss about?" Fortune 8:06 AM
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"Why Apple's Big Win Over Samsung Might Be Great News for Google" The Motley Fool 8:06 AM
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"China's animation studio sues Apple for selling movies through iTunes without permission" ANI 8:39 AM
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"Apple's controversial cash cow: Free apps that sell extras" Fortune 3/29
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"In-App Purchases are Here to Stay – Revenue Hits New Record High" PadGadget 3/29
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"Apple + WiFiSLAM = Game on for Indoor Location" Forrester 3/29
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"State-Owned Chinese Film Studio Sues Apple: Shanghai Animation Film Studio claims the Cupertino-based tech giant sold its films in the iTunes store without proper permission." The Hollywood Reporter 3/29
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"Apple's China woes mount as Shanghai film studio reportedly sues it over unauthorized App Store downloads" The Next Web 3/29
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"State-owned Chinese film studio sues Apple for $500,000 over App Store downloads" AppleInsider 3/29
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"China orders stepped-up scrutiny on Apple" AFP 3/29
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"Chinese regulator calls for tighter oversight of Apple: Watchdog wants greater supervision of the iPhone maker's consumer-right practices in the wake of state-run media reports critical of the company's warranty policies." CNET News 3/29
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"China Scolds Apple Again, Cites Consumer Complaints" Forbes 3/29
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"Chinese regulators call for stricter supervision of Apple" MacNN 3/29
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