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Class Action Lawsuit Accuses Apple and App Makers of Sharing User Data With Advertisers
Apple, along with several prominent iOS app developers, has been hit with a class action lawsuit, accused of allowing iPad and iPhone apps to transmit users' personal information to advertising
A First Look at Apple's Massive Data Center
A first peek at Apple's new data center in Maiden, North Carolina, shows a massive complex that demonstrates the huge commitment Apple may be making to cloud computing. According to
Apple Approves Smutty iPhone App By Mistake
Over the weekend, an interesting app made its way into the iPhone app store: Wallpaper Universe, a naughty little number that let you decorate your homescreen with pictures of women
Wal-Mart Dropping iPhone to $97
On Tuesday, retailer Wal-Mart plans to cut the price of the popular iPhone 16GB 3GS to $97. Currently this iPhone model is selling for $199. The $97 deal requires a
Dear Santa, No Androids, K? XO American Teenagers
Apple products, cash and clothes are what American teenagers really want for Christmas, according to new data from Piper Jaffray. Over the past four years, Apple products have become increasingly
WikiLeaks App Yanked from App Store
Well, that didn't take long. The unofficial WikiLeaks app has been yanked from the Apple Store. The app was approved on Dec. 17, but yesterday developer Igor Barinov received word
Are You Paying Apple Too Much For E-Books? The Justice Department Thinks So
Have you noticed that the cost of some new e-books seems to be a few dollars higher than it was before? The U.S. Justice Department certainly has and they're investigating
Will Apple Crack? Opera Unveils Plans for iPhone Browser
Opera just announced that it plans to bring its mobile browser, Opera Mini, to the iPhone. The Norwegian company will give the press and its partners a sneak peek of
VoIP Over 3G Comes to the iPhone - And Maybe Even the iPad
Yesterday's iPad launch continues to dominate the tech news today. Besides announcing the iPad, however, Apple also quietly announced a major change to its iPhone policies yesterday: Apple now allows
Windows XP Still Powers 60% of Corporate Desktops, Apple Makes Small Gains
According to a new report from Forrester, Windows 7 is now in use on 20% of corporate desktops as of March 2011. Windows XP still holds on to 59.9%
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