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• Apple honors Nelson Mandela on its home page
• Demolition begins at Apple’s new Campus 2 facility
• Rumor: Google working on an Apple TV competitor creatively named the Nexus TV
• Apple starts selling the Sharp 4K IGZO LED monitor to compliment its upcoming Mac Pro
• Apple asking for $15.7M from Samsung to cover attorney fees in patent case
• Google News mobile web app updated with new design, personalisation, simplified navigation and more
• Supply Chain performance hints at record holiday quarter for Apple
• Watch Siri and Google Now go head-to-head [Video]
• Verizon triples 4G LTE capacity in some US cities, bumps speeds to as much as 80 Mbps
• Learn How to Make Your Own Great Apps with Xcode Fundamentals [Deals Hub]

Apple honors Nelson Mandela on its home page Posted: 06 Dec 2013 09:31 PM PST To honor the passing of Nelson Mandela, Apple has taken down the front page of its website and replaced it with a tribute to the former South African leader. Mandela, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and anti-apartheid revolutionary, passed away on December 5th after a lengthy illness. Continue reading →

Demolition begins at Apple’s new Campus 2 facility Posted: 06 Dec 2013 05:30 PM PST Apple is kicking off demolition at the site of its new Cupertino campus. Before it can start building its dream office, the company must first tear down the existing structures on the site. Continue reading →

Rumor: Google working on an Apple TV competitor creatively named the Nexus TV Posted: 06 Dec 2013 04:34 PM PST Google may be looking to recoup from its Nexus Q disaster with a with a new device that could go head to head with the Apple TV. This new push into the living room will take the form of a set top box dubbed the Nexus TV, says sources close to The Information. Continue reading →

Apple starts selling the Sharp 4K IGZO LED monitor to compliment its upcoming Mac Pro Posted: 06 Dec 2013 03:55 PM PST Apple is expected to start selling its new Mac Pro in the coming weeks and all eyes are on Apple’s website waiting for the powerhouse of a machine to officially debut. The Mac Pro supports up to three 4K displays, which means customers who purchase the desktop will need a complimentary monitor. Early speculation hinted at a 4K Cinema Display from Apple, but it looks like a 4K monitor from Sharp is getting first bill on Apple’s website.  Continue reading →

Apple asking for $15.7M from Samsung to cover attorney fees in patent case Posted: 06 Dec 2013 03:28 PM PST The bill for Apple’s longstanding patent infringement case with Samsung is going up, according to a report in FOSS Patents. To recoup its legal fees, Apple filed a motion in the Northern District Court of California asking Judge Lucy Koh to grant the company almost $16 million in legal fees. Continue reading →

Google News mobile web app updated with new design, personalisation, simplified navigation and more Posted: 06 Dec 2013 12:59 PM PST Google today announced that it has updated the Google News mobile web app for iOS and Android with an all-new design, new features and "improved overall experience." Continue reading →

Supply Chain performance hints at record holiday quarter for Apple Posted: 06 Dec 2013 12:33 PM PST Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Brian White has published a new research note, in which he claims that Apple will have a great holiday quarter based on the performance of Apple's Taiwanese suppliers. Continue reading →

Watch Siri and Google Now go head-to-head [Video] Posted: 06 Dec 2013 11:36 AM PST Siri was introduced more than two years ago, and it has learnt several new things over the course of these years, most recently learning to toggle settings like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth etc. Google Now, Google's answer to Siri, had a late start, but has picked up pretty quickly, thanks to Google's expertise in parsing raw search queries. Continue reading →

Verizon triples 4G LTE capacity in some US cities, bumps speeds to as much as 80 Mbps Posted: 06 Dec 2013 09:58 AM PST Verizon has rolled out a much more improved 4G LTE network in select US cities that triples network capacity and improves speeds to as much as 80 Mbps. Continue reading →

Learn How to Make Your Own Great Apps with Xcode Fundamentals [Deals Hub] Posted: 06 Dec 2013 09:04 AM PST You can load up your iOS devices with apps from the App Store to help you complete just about any task you can imagine, but there’s always going to be the need for something new or a feature that you wished you had. Don’t wait around for someone else to make it–do it yourself! You can learn how with the Xcode Fundamentals course, on sale now in the iPhone Hacks Deals Hub. Continue reading →

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