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- London 2012 hurdles game: Go for gold, just don't tell your boss
The London 2012 hurdles got an interactive tribute from Google. The search engine tapped into retro gaming with a productivity-killing key masher.
- Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 stabs at iPad with its stylus
The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 has been labeled the "ideal learning tool." But is the era of the stylus over?
- Samsung Galaxy Note: new version coming Aug. 29?
Samsung Galaxy Note introduction would precede launch of Apple's new iPhone by a month. Samsung Galaxy Note screen is twice as large as iPhone.
- Microsoft rep (inadvertently) confirms existence of 'new Xbox'
The Xbox 720, or whatever the next Xbox console will be called, has been name-dropped for the first time by Microsoft.
- Samsung v. Apple: secrets of iPhone's early days revealed
Samsung slavishly copied Apple's smartphone design, two Apple executives argue in court, as they lay out how the iPhone was created and marketed. Samsung has countersued, saying its patents were copied.
- EA sues Zynga for allegedly ripping off its games
Electronic Arts has sued Zynga for making an "unmistakable" copy of "The Sims Social."
- Leaked version of Windows 8 reportedly hits Web
Microsoft may have sprung a leak. Meanwhile, the Windows 8 'Metro' moniker will be tossed out the window.
- World of Warcraft loses a million subscribers. Can pandas save it?
World of Warcraft remains atop the online roleplaying game market. But publisher Blizzard says subscriber numbers have slipped.
- Facebook in the record books? Add an asterisk.
Facebook is well on its way to a billion users. But a sizable percentage of its membership consists of spammers, duplicates, and misclassified accounts, Facebook disclosed today.
- iPhone 5 displays will ship this month, says Sharp chief
The display on the iPhone 5 could measure 4 inches – substantially bigger than the 3.5 inch display on the current model Apple smartphone.
- Samsung, Apple, RIM: Who tops the latest smartphone scorecard?
As earnings reports from Apple, Samsung, and others roll in, who's doing well this quarter?
- Microsoft puts a bow on Windows 8, sets official release date
Windows 8 code has been sent to manufacturers, Microsoft exec Steve Sinofsky announced this week.
- Court suppressed Apple evidence, Samsung releases it to media anyway
US District Judge Lucy Koh excluded some of Samsung's evidence from the Apple v. Samsung trial – but the company sent it out in e-mails to media outlets, anyway.
- Why did Google delay the Nexus Q?
Hint: It probably has something to do with the $299 price-tag. Moreover, the Nexus Q doesn't neatly fit into any existing hardware category.
- Amazon Instant Video on iPad: Apple makes everything easy and difficult
Amazon released its Instant Video iPad app Wednesday, but customers can't make in-app purchases due to Apple's guidelines. Could Apple's app payment structure drive away Amazon loyalists?
- Outlook.com: Can ditching Hotmail help fend off Gmail and Yahoo?
Microsoft announces a new email client, Outlook.com. One million people sign up in the first six hours.
- 10 great Siri tricks that iPhone owners probably don't know Apple first introduced Siri in October 2011, inspiring widespread excitement over what the virtual assistant was capable of. Still in her beta stage, she's full of surprises – and rumored to be gearing up for an upgrade with the next iPhone. In the meantime, we've compiled a list of Siri's 10 most useful, entertaining, and underused tricks.Think we missed one? Drop us a line in the comments section below.
- Patents dispute: Apple claims Samsung stole iPhone technology
Patents owned by Apple were ripped off by Samsung, Apple designer claims. The patents lawsuit between Apple and Samsung wrapped up its first day of testimony Tuesday afternoon.