• November 21, 2017

Companies drop government lawsuit over disclosure of classified information, Apple reveals its involvement in a letter

Article provided by Barry K. Rothman. Apple, Yahoo, Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and Microsoft have been given the go-ahead in disclosing the details on orders and the data requests that they have received from the Foreign Intelligence Court. This has come after these companies have sued the government for the right to declassify these numbers to…

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Google and Apple Make a Combined Bid for Kodak’s 1,100 Patents Estimated at 500-Million

Article Submitted by iClimber. With Kodak on the verge of bankruptcy, almost 1100 of its patents are up for sale for about 500+ million. However, this has brought together two bitter enemies, Google and Apple, who have teamed up to buy these patents. This might come as a surprise considering the ‘patent war’ that has…

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Apple And Facebook Are The Weakest Among Internet’s “Fantastic Four”, Experts Reveal

Article submitted by Submit Express. It’s unanimous that Apple, Facebook, Amazon and Google dominate the online world yet according to panelists at the Techonomy Conference, Apple and Facebook are particularly vulnerable. One of the panelists, known as Alec Ellison, the chairman of technology investment banking at Jefferies & Company, has criticized Apple, in saying that…

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Apple-Samsung Trial Draws To A Close, Settlement More Likely Between The Two

The highly publicized trial between Samsung and Apple draws to a close, where both companies have accused the other of infringing on its technology. While Apple wants $2.5 billion from Samsung for replicating the look and feel of its products such as the iPhone and the iPad as well as its software features, Samsung wants…

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