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The iPhone Strikes Back! Android’s Share Of New Smartphone Purchases Has Collapsed (GOOG, AAPL)
The iPhone 4S has demolished the gap between Android and the iPhone in the U.S. amongst new smartphone buyers according to the latest data from Nielsen.
Nielsen has released its data for the last three months of 2011 and as you can see, Android has c… Continue reading
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Why Amazon’s Plagiarism Problem Is More Than A Public Relations Issue
Plagiarized editions for sale in Amazon’s Kindle store show how the company is still adapting to the world of original content creation. At the same time, the stolen books may also present a test of the retailer’s ability to rely on a widely used legal shield that protects content sites from being accused of copyright infringement.
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The Times Plans Social Sharing Upgrade, Real-Time iPad News
News International’s The Times may shed its social media invisibility cloak by letting subscribers gift paywalled articles to friends.
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Reid Hoffman Just Invested In This Insanely Fast Growing Swedish Startup
Greylock Partners has just invested $5 million Swedish-based social gifting service Wrapp, and Greylock’s Reid Hoffman — the cofounder of LinkedIn — will join the board.
The round totals $10 million and was also led by Atomico, which is … Continue reading
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ANALYST: Apple Will Sell 48 Million iPads This Year, And That’s A Conservative Number (AAPL)
Stern Agee analyst Shaw Wu told All Things Digital that they are not only predicting 48 million iPad shipments for 2012, but that that number “could turn out conservative.”
Apple sold roughly 38.06 million iPads last calendar year (25.06 million betw… Continue reading
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Update: Wikipedia Is Dark, But Mobile Site/Apps Stay Bright In SOPA Protest
A small loophole for Wikipedia’s SOPA and PIPA protest, in which the English-language version of the site has gone dark for 24 hours: the mobile site and apps are still working.
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10 Things You Need To Know This Morning
Good morning! Here’s the news:
Jerry Yang has left Yahoo’s board.
Wikipedia is offline today in protest of SOPA — here’s how to access it anyway.
Samsung revealed it has no interest in buying RIM.
Apple is finally catching up with iPhone 4S d… Continue reading
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Apple’s Macs Are Growing, Everyone Else Is Tanking
This chart from the Wall Street Journal tweeted by Barry Ritholtz tells you all you need to know about competition in the PC business.
These are sales of PCs in the US in Q4, by manufacturer. This does not include iPad sales, which would put Apple’s … Continue reading
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Apple Is Finally Catching Up With iPhone 4S Demand (AAPL)
Apple is showing that it’s starting to catch up with demand for the iPhone 4S, reports Electronista.
Online customers used to have to wait a week or more for their iPhone 4S to ship.
Now the wait is down to 3-5 days (although Verizon is still sh… Continue reading
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Samsung: Sorry, We Don’t Want To Buy RIM (RIMM)
We previously reported that RIM was pushing hard to be bought by Samsung.
But Samsung isn’t interested in acquiring the company, reports Reuters.
This all started when Jonathan Geller of BGR cited an anonymous source saying that RIM CEO Jim Balsillie… Continue reading
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