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• Which iPad, iPhone, or iOS Device is Right For You? An iPhoneHacks Gift Guide
• Judge Orders Apple And HTC To Give Samsung Details of Settlement
• Samsung Sues Apple Over iPad mini, iPad 4 And iPod touch 5
• You Can Now Purchase OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard From The Apple Online Store-Again.
• Samsung Claims There Would Be No iPhone Without Its Patents
• Microsoft Planning Xbox TV For 2013 With Casual Games And Video Streaming
• Ready to play? Lots of classic games on sale right now
• iTunes 11 for Black Friday or Cyber Monday?
• AT&T iPad Email Hacker Found Guilty, Faces Two Consecutive Five Year Charges
• T-Mobile Says Carrying the iPhone Isn’t Worth the Financial Hit

Which iPad, iPhone, or iOS Device is Right For You? An iPhoneHacks Gift Guide Posted: 21 Nov 2012 07:45 PM PST Trying to figure out what's the best iOS device to give (or ask for)? We hear you, it can be tough to figure out what is the right device for the right person and what they will be using it for. This is what this iOS gift guide is about. We've posed a few common scenarios and what we think is the right iOS device choice in each situation. Continue reading →

Judge Orders Apple And HTC To Give Samsung Details of Settlement Posted: 21 Nov 2012 07:23 PM PST Earlier in the month, Apple and HTC had announced a global settlement to all their legal disputes, after the two companies agreed to a ten year patent licensing agreement, details of which were kept confidential. Last week, Samsung had asked a U.S. judge to turn over a copy of Apple's agreement with HTC to know the extent to which the deal covered Apple's patent portfolio. Continue reading →

Samsung Sues Apple Over iPad mini, iPad 4 And iPod touch 5 Posted: 21 Nov 2012 06:09 PM PST Samsung has filed a request in court to add iPad mini, 4th generation iPad and 5th generation iPod touch to the list of products accused of infringing on a mix of 3G standard essential patents and specific feature patents. Continue reading →

You Can Now Purchase OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard From The Apple Online Store-Again. Posted: 21 Nov 2012 01:03 PM PST Apple has started selling physical copies of its two generation old OS, Snow Leopard, on the Apple online store again for $19.99. The company had taken down the listing for Snow Leopard from its store after the release of Mountain Lion earlier this year. Why is it back? It’s all about Lions. Continue reading →

Samsung Claims There Would Be No iPhone Without Its Patents Posted: 21 Nov 2012 12:27 PM PST Tied with the U.S. ITC reviewing one of Apple’s recent patent victories over rival Samsung, the head of Samsung’s mobile division Shin Jong-kyun is talking some serious smack about Apple and the iPhone. And he might even be right. Continue reading →

Microsoft Planning Xbox TV For 2013 With Casual Games And Video Streaming Posted: 21 Nov 2012 12:10 PM PST Microsoft, it seems, really wants to capitalise on the popularity of the Xbox brand. After rumors of an Xbox phone and a 7" Xbox tablet, The Verge says that the Redmond giant is readying an Apple TV-like device to make Microsoft’s entertainment services accessible in the living room inexpensively Continue reading →

Ready to play? Lots of classic games on sale right now Posted: 21 Nov 2012 11:00 AM PST Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and playing games. I don’t just mean everyone nose down into their devices, but how about playing classic games together but digitally? Every holiday season EA games puts some of its most beloved classic board games on sale for $0.99 (iPhone, iPad, and Universal), today is no different. It’s time to play. Continue reading →

iTunes 11 for Black Friday or Cyber Monday? Posted: 21 Nov 2012 10:30 AM PST MacRumors is reporting that Apple is encouraging its artists to update their pictures and information to prepare for iTunes 11 in “next days”. Continue reading →

AT&T iPad Email Hacker Found Guilty, Faces Two Consecutive Five Year Charges Posted: 21 Nov 2012 09:38 AM PST Back in 2010 when the original iPad released, hackers exploited a loophole in AT&T's online systems to gain email addresses of of over 114,000 iPad 3G owners. The loophole was largely silliness on the part of AT&T, whose systems tied the iPad's ICC-ID (a unique SIM card id) to customer's email addresses, and auto populated the email field of a webpage based on the id. By guessing the ICC-ID and sending it to AT&T's servers, the hackers were able to retrieve the email addresses without really having to "break in." Continue reading →

T-Mobile Says Carrying the iPhone Isn’t Worth the Financial Hit Posted: 21 Nov 2012 08:38 AM PST T-Mobile COO Jim Alling would love to carry the iPhone—and T-Mobile can support iPhones—but he’s unwilling to make the financial sacrifices that his competitors have made to do it. Continue reading →

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