Apple’s Shareholder Meeting Focuses on Cash
CEO Tim Cook says Apple is continuing “active discussions” about what to do with its $97.6 billion in cash
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Sony creates wireless chip capable of 6.3Gbps
Powerful wireless setup jointly developed by Sony and the Tokyo Institute of Technology could significantly advance the transfer speeds of wireless routers.
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Sony creates wireless chip capable of 6.3Gbps
Report: Apple’s iPhone 4 was most purchased smartphone in 2011
The three top-selling smartphones in the U.S. last year all belonged to Apple, according to data released by ComScore on Thursday. The iPhone 4 held the number one spot, with the 3GS following in second and the 4S in third, despite an October release
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Report: Apple’s iPhone 4 was most purchased smartphone in 2011
Japan plans snail-paced space elevator for 2050
Hate slow elevators? Try taking a ride on one that travels 22,000 miles above Earth.
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Japan plans snail-paced space elevator for 2050
FTC reaches $359 million settlement over ‘free’ trial offers
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FTC reaches $359 million settlement over ‘free’ trial offers
Garmin Finds a New Direction
The navigation maker’s quarterly earnings show how the company has avoided obsolescence
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Garmin Finds a New Direction
Could a Foxconn factory worker ever afford an iPhone?
The assembly lines where workers make iPhones and other devices can be traced back to Henry Ford, but his ideas about employee compensation have left the building.
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Could a Foxconn factory worker ever afford an iPhone?
Supposed iPad 3 display goes under the microscope again
The display that could belong to an iPad 3–or whatever it’s going to be called–has received a closer examination.
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Supposed iPad 3 display goes under the microscope again
India’s $35 tablet project hits snag
India will invite companies to bid again for its Aakash budget tablet project, after complaints of poor performance and hiccups in rollout of pilot model.
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India’s $35 tablet project hits snag
NASA offers virtual fly-through of massive ice fissure
In October, the space agency discovered a 19-mile crack in Antarctica’s Pine Island Glacier. Now, NASA has created a video showing what the giant canyon of ice looks like up close.
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NASA offers virtual fly-through of massive ice fissure