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Apple Confirms T-Mobile USA Will Be Carrying Its Products In 2013

Apple has today confirmed that T-Mobile USA will start carrying its products from next year (via The Loop). The news was published by T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom in a press release, and was later confirmed by an Apple representative. T-Mobile has been rumoured to start offering the iPhone in US for quite some time. In...

Elite Hacker Kristin Paget Is Now Working For Apple

Kristin Paget a.k.a Chris Paget has been hired by Apple in its security team, according to a report by Wired. The elite hacker was part of a small team of hackers brought in by Microsoft to lock down Windows Vista five years ago. The source claims that Paget has confirmed via email that she is now an Apple...

Apple-HTC Settlement Details Revealed Courtesy of Samsung

A few days ago Judge Judy Koh ruled the Apple-HTC settlement agreement details would not sealed (minus the pricing and royalty rates) from public view. Originally Apple and HTC agreed to show Samsung a redacted version of the agreement but U.S. court Judge Paul Grewal overruled and offered the entire document available for attorneys-eyes-only. Now,...
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Apple Shares Down More Than 6% Today

The stock price of the most valuable US company went down more than 6% on Wednesday, as more than 17 million shares changed hands. This pushed the company's trade volume beyond the average of 21 million shares recorded during the past 50 days, Reuters reports. (more…)

Apple SVP Eddy Cue Sells 15,000 Shares of Stock Worth $8.7 Million

According to this Form 4 filing with the SEC, Apple SVP Eddy Cue sold 15,000 shares of stock on November 30th, at prices ranging from $583.86 to $584.22, for a total worth of $8.76 million dollars. Other notable movements of AAPL stock by Apple executives include: Apple CEO Tim Cook: Sold $11.1 million in March Former...

Google’s Schmidt: Our Relationship with Apple Has “Always Been On and Off”

The Wall Street Journal reports on an interview they had with Google Chairman, Eric Schmidt. Part of the interview included questions about their relationship with Apple. Schmidt agreed with the WSJ assessment that Google, Apple, Amazon and Facebook can be known as the "Gang of Four" companies that matter the most today in consumer technology....