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- Japan judge dismisses Apple suit against SamsungA week after Apple scored a major victory over Samsung, a similar suit has been tossed out by a Japanese court.聽
- Samsung unveils the Ativ S, the first-ever Windows 8 phoneSamsung took a battering in court last week, but that hasn't stopped it from releasing new tech. This week Samsung pulled the wraps off the Ativ S, a dual-core smart phone that's the first to run Windows Phone 8.
- Old Kindle Fires are sold out, Amazon says. You know what that means.A week before Amazon is expected to unveil a new line of Kindle Fire tablets, the company said current editions of the tablet have sold out.聽
- Google and Apple execs are reportedly talking. Is a truce at hand?Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google chief Larry Page conducted at least one 'behind-the-scenes conversation' last week, shortly before a California jury issued a verdict in a major copyright infringement lawsuit filed by Apple.聽
- Google+ brings business users into the 'circle'Current Google Apps users can now take advantage of a free preview test of a range of business-specific Google+ features.聽
- Samsung Galaxy Note II: Have stylus, will travelThe Samsung Galaxy Note II is either a very large smartphone or a very small tablet. It should debut in Europe and Asia later this year.聽
- How Apple Geniuses get inside our headsStep into an Apple Store with a computer question, and you'll notice that the Geniuses have a peculiar way of empathizing with your situation before selling you new products. A leaked Apple training manual, uncovered by Gizmodo on Tuesday, shows the company's idiosyncratic approach to sales.
- Sure, Apple wins and Samsung loses. But does Nokia win, too?Samsung has been ordered to pay Apple $1 billion in damages. But the Cupertino company might not be the only one to benefit from the verdict.聽
- Time Warner rings in new network. How's 128 megabytes per second sound?Time Warner will sink $25 million in a new high-speed network for select parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn.聽
- iPad Mini set for launch this fall: reportThe Apple iPad Mini will reportedly launch in October, a month after the new iPhone.聽
- Samsung to pay Apple $1 billion? Not so fast.In the wake of the verdict, Apple is promising to seek an injunction against at least eight Samsung phones. But Samsung says it will battle back.
- Is the new Amazon Kindle Fire on the way?Amazon has scheduled a press conference for Sept. 6. Smart money says a new Kindle Fire tablet (or three) is on the way.聽
- Facebook reportedly asking employees to replace iPhones with Android devicesFacebook wants to improve its 'horri-bad' Android app. The way to do it? Make Facebook employees use Android phones.聽
- Facebook unveils a faster, overhauled iPhone appAccess Facebook on an Apple iPad or iPhone? Your life is about to get a whole lot easier.聽 Now Facebook photos will load instantly.
- iPhone 5 release Sept. 21: Is this why Verizon has a vacation ban?The iPhone 5 is likely to debut Sept. 12, and arrive in stores by late September, reports TechCrunch. Why else would Verizon ban all vacations from Sept. 21-30?
- Microsoft shaves $40 off price of KinectThe Xbox Kinect will now retail for $109.99, Microsoft announced today.
- T-Mobile, MetroPCS join Sprint in offering unlimited dataT-Mobile and MetroPCS will soon allow users to sign up for all-you-can-download data plans.聽
- The 'Superior' Galaxy Nexus: Is the next Google phone on the way?A tech blog has uncovered evidence of what it calls the next Google Nexus handset.聽 Will a new Galaxy Nexus face off with the iPhone 5 this fall?
- Microsoft opens registration for Windows 8If you bought a Windows 7 computer on June 2 or later, you can snag a Windows 8 upgrade for $14.99. All others will pay a slightly steeper price.聽
- As Apple-Samsung trial winds down, judge's patience wears thinThe epic patent trial between Apple and Samsung is coming to a close -- but both companies are racing to fit in testimony before their allotted time runs out. Samsung rested its case on Thursday, asking for $421.8 million from Apple; Apple countered by calling witnesses who doubted Samsung's claims.