Microsoft cut the Surface pro tablet's price by US$100 after the tech giant revealed that marketing the tablet cost more than the earnings it brought in.
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Samsung loses US$1.05 billion in market value after Obama's iPhone, iPad ban veto
Samsung lost US$1 billion in market value after the US President Barack Obama vetoed the import ban on Apple's products.
South Korea expresses concern about US veto on Apple ban
South Korea expressed its concerns regarding the Obama administration’s decision to overrule a sales ban of Apple’s iPhone 4 and iPad 2.
Shipments of Android tablet outdo iOS-based iPads
According to research firm Canalys, the shipments for Android-based tablets exceeded the consignments for iPads from Apple Inc in the second quarter.
Nintendo needs to consider putting games in app stores - analysts
Analysts said that if Nintendo's sales continue to drop, it would need to consider putting its games in app stores.
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Analysts said that US President Barack Obama's ruling could aid the sales of Apple and could be Samsung's setback.
Chinese organizations accused Apple Inc's supplier Foxconn and Taiwanese supplier UniMicron Technology Corp of environmental violations.
Apple described the US Justice Department's proposal to regulate its e-book sales as "draconian and punitive."
Apple lessened its budget for retail store supplies like pens and papers by 30% and reduced costs for employee trainings.
Analysts said that launching a mid-range iPhone would allow Apple to get the interest of the Chinese market and increase it revenue.
Google's Motorola Mobility launched the Moto X smartphone to revive the business. Today, the Motorola Mobility unit of Google Inc launched its flagship Moto X smartphone with customizable colors.
Apple was seeking US president and trade representative's reprieve regarding the import ban for iPhone 4 and iPad 2 in the US.
Reuters said that Apple CEO Tim Cook and China Mobile chairman Xi Guohua recently met to talk about "matters of cooperation."
Apple became the world’s most valuable company once more Thursday. Apple (AAPL) once again became the world's most valuable company Thursday. It re-took the crown from Exxon Mobil.
