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Nova Scotia Proposes Law to Make Cellphone Fees Transparent

Nova Scotia's NDP government has proposed a law to allow consumers to cancel contracts at any time for $50 max, and also to eliminate hidden fees. Here's what the new law would bring: - cancellation fees capped at $50 - no automatic renewal of contracts - customer permission required to change fees, service options or...

Oh How Will Apple Ever Survive After Life Without Steve Jobs?

George Colony over at Forrester writes about the imminent decay of Apple post-Steve Jobs: When Steve Jobs departed, he took three things with him: 1) singular charismatic leadership that bound the company together and elicited extraordinary performance from its people; 2) the ability to take big risks, and 3) an unparalleled ability to envision and...

Nintendo’s First Operating Loss Means They Should Reconsider iOS Titles

Nintendo has posted their first ever operating loss of almost $460 million US and a 36.2% decline in net sales from 2010-2011. Competition from smartphones and tablets such as the iPhone and iPad from Apple are to blame, as more and more people are gaming away from the living room. Nintendo's loss once again brings...

Steve Jobs Planned To Celebrate The Sale Of Millionth iMac Like Willy Wonka

In an upcoming book from Ken Segall titled Insanely Simple: The Obsession That Drives Apple's Success, an intriguing Steve Jobs fantasy has been revealed which shows the man's obsession with a fictional charter, Willy Wonka (via MacRumors). According to the source, the story takes place soon after the original iMac's launch when Steve Jobs wanted to celebrate the sale of the millionth iMac...

How to Unlock an iPhone with SAM on iOS 5.0.1/5.1 [Video Tutorial]

Earlier we noted a nitty gritty tutorial on how to unlock your iPhone with newcomer SAM via Cydia. Below is a video tutorial of the process to guide you in your quest of unlocking your iPhone 3G/3GS and iPhone 4/4S on either iOS 5.0.1/5.1, via our own Kris Meador. Click here to subscribe to Kris'...

Apple Wins Patent Infringement Suit As Samsung Fails To Comply With Court Orders

A new report by Bloomberg Businessweek points out Apple's victory against Samsung in a patent-infringement case. The report states that U.S. Magistrate Judge Paul S. Grewal in San Jose, California, ruled that Samsung has failed to comply with court orders by not producing documents referencing Apple features and designs. The source also notes that Samsung, which was the world’s largest seller...