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• Google Responds To $1 Billion Apple Vs. Samsung Patent Verdict
• Samsung Executives ‘Reeling In Shock’ After $1 Billion Verdict
• AT&T Vacation Blackout All But Confirms ‘iPhone 5′ September 21 Release Date
• Apple Vs. Samsung Jury Members Interviewed
• How to Set Up Two-Step Verification For Your Dropbox Account
• iPhone Battery Pack and Solar Charger [Deals Hub]

Google Responds To $1 Billion Apple Vs. Samsung Patent Verdict Posted: 27 Aug 2012 03:18 AM PDT While Apple and Samsung had responded to the $1 billion verdict in the landmark trial between the two companies, Google had remained silent. After all, Samsung’s smartphones, which were found to infringe on Apple’s patent, run on Google’s Android operating system. In fact, Google’s flagship device – the Nexus S was also found to infringe on Apple’s patents. Continue reading →

Samsung Executives ‘Reeling In Shock’ After $1 Billion Verdict Posted: 27 Aug 2012 12:28 AM PDT The Korea Times reports that Samsung executives are “reeling in shock” at the verdict announced by the jury in the landmark trial against Apple. Back on Friday, Samsung had issued a statement saying that the verdict was not the “final word” in the case or in courts around the world.  Continue reading →

AT&T Vacation Blackout All But Confirms ‘iPhone 5′ September 21 Release Date Posted: 26 Aug 2012 02:04 PM PDT Two weeks back, a report claimed that AT&T was also gearing up for the ‘iPhone 5′ launch in late September. We also heard that Verizon was having an all-staff vacation blackout from September 21 – 30. It indicated that the carriers were gearing up for the launch of the hotly anticipated next generation iPhone. Continue reading →

Apple Vs. Samsung Jury Members Interviewed Posted: 26 Aug 2012 01:18 PM PDT The 9-member jury of the landmark Apple vs. Samsung trial announced their verdict on Friday. They found Samsung had wilfully infringed on 6 of Apple’s patents and ordered the Korean company to pay over $1 billion in damages to Apple. Reuters and CNet have interviewed two jury members, who give a glimpse of what happened inside the jury room of one of the most closely watched patent trials in years. Continue reading →

How to Set Up Two-Step Verification For Your Dropbox Account Posted: 26 Aug 2012 09:59 AM PDT If you’re a Dropbox user, you may have heard about the hacking incident few weeks back. Dropbox announced that it would be adding security features such as two-factor authentication etc. If you were eagerly waiting for the two-factor authentication then the good news is that DropBox seems to have quietly launched it to their Forum users to try it out. Continue reading →

iPhone Battery Pack and Solar Charger [Deals Hub] Posted: 26 Aug 2012 07:55 AM PDT You know I think having a backup battery case for your iPhone is almost a necessity  nowadays. Oh sure a lot of people don’t need them, but we’re not “a lot of people” are we? Yeah no. So I have a battery pack, while great I need to make sure it’s charged to be useful. That, however, can only be done through an outlet (or computer USB port, of course). Wouldn’t it be great if you could just charge it from the Sun? Oh wait! You can! And we have a case like that—Monster Watts solar battery case. Continue reading →

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