As Android widens its lead in the smartphone and tablet marketplace, Apple is starting to look a little frightened.
In an "exclusive" Reuters reports that Samsung makes Apple's iPhone chips in a Texas plant which is two parts surprising: first, the two companies have been spatting for months over patents and Apple is known mostly for manufacturing its iThings in Chinese factories where labor conditions don't exactly meet American conscience standards.
Apple now has another reason to be mad at the federal judge in California that denied its request to ban Samsung's Galaxy devices in the United States over copyright infringement.
A new Samsung commercial, set in the neverending line for a new Apple project, is good for a laugh, but based on the long history of jeers pointed in Steve Jobs's direction, we're not sure it's the best marketing strategy.
Everybody loves Apple's sleek, hip industrial design — especially other laptop manufacturers trying to compete with the explosive success of the MacBook Pro.
The tech blogs are abuzz with news that Samsung is now selling more smartphones than Apple, in a big win for the Korean company's press team.
Alongside the new Galaxy Nexus phone, Google unveiled its latest: Ice Cream Sandwich. No, it's not a delectable summer treat, it's a jazzed up name for Google's latest Android update.
"We believe this is not the right time to announce a new product"
Team Windows just signed Samsung up for a patent licensing deal. It's also a good reason for them not to use Google's OS
Lawsuits won't stop the tech company from borrowing design aesthetics from its rival
The Korean company is oddly optimistic about a new ban on selling Galaxy smartphones
The patent battle over tablet design is getting weirder and weirder
The Samsung Galaxy won't be available in most of the EU for the foreseeable future
A lawsuit shows how the search giant avoids sharing sensitive information over email
It's counterproductive, hypocritical and unlikely to succeed
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