Apple was accused of forcing its workers to comply on an anti-theft measure without paying the employees for the extra hours.
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Apple and China Mobile's cooperation talks beneficial for both companies
The recently-held talks between Apple and China Mobile could benefit both companies. The recently-concluded talks between Apple CEO Tim Cook and China Mobile Chairman Xi Guonhua could be beneficial to both, Reuters said in a report.
Apple's 'pinch to zoom' patent rejected again
Apple's "pinch to zoom" patent was rejected, again, by the USPTO. Apple's claim to the "pinch to zoom" patent has been rejected by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), again.
Apple and China Mobile CEOs discuss cooperation
The heads of Apple and China Mobile came together to discuss a possible cooperation. Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, met with China Mobile Ltd. Chairman Xi Guohua in Beijing Tuesday.
US Patent and Trademark Office rejects Apple's patent lawsuit against Samsung
The pinch-to-zoom patent lawsuit of Apple against Samsung was rejected by US Patent and Trademark Office.
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Apple and Motorola dropped 14 patents, which now left with them with 8 patents-in-suit. Apple and Google's Motorola agreed to drop 14 patent suits Monday.
Researchers said that Apple led the South African tablet industry while Samsung trailed at second. Over 1. 4 million units of tablets were purchased by South Africans in a span of three years, said research firm World Wide Worx.
Android posted a massive increase in the latest quarterly report for tablets, while Apple's iOS continued to decline.
Apple issued a statement in response to Pegatron's claimed labor abuses. Apple responded to claims that its Shanghai-based manufacturer, Pegatron, was involved in labor abuses.
Analysts said that Microsoft's opportunity lies in the high-end market of tablets and PCs hence, it should focus there.
Samsung launched its newest smartphone in the US, Apple's home market, and then opened a research and development center in Nokia's home, Finland.
Apple's iPhone is the company's key to grow again and catch up with the low-end smartphones' increasing sales.
According to analysts, Microsoft's current problem is not its products but its marketing strategies.
