 New York Times |
Inflaming Trademark Dispute, Second City in China Halts Sales of the iPad
New York Times BEIJING — The authorities in a second Chinese city have begun seizing iPads from local retailers in an escalating trademark dispute between Apple and an insolvent maker of computer displays, Proview Technology. The tablet computers are under “temporary … Verizon, AT&T To Sell 4G iPad Apple may face iPad export ban in China trademark row 'iPad 3' rumors heat up as March launch date approaches |
 Everything Android |
Motorola Droid Razr Maxx vs. Samsung Galaxy Nexus (video)
CNET by Jessica Dolcourt February 14, 2012 4:33 PM PST Follow @jdolcourt Verizon stacked its deck with some of the strongest smartphones around, including two CNET Editors' Choice Award winners, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and the Motorola Droid Razr Maxx. Motorola Droid 4 vs. Apple iPhone 4S: Verizon Smartphone Showdown Droid 4 Teardown: Business in the Front, a Gluey Mess in the Back Droid 4 Teardown: Four Findings |
 SlashGear |
FCC protects “too big to fail” GPS from LightSquared interference
SlashGear Today it appears that the FCC has laid down their final (or near-final) judgement of the LightSquared ruling, this judgement saying that because LightSquared's method for transmitting broadband internet interfered with GPS signals across the USA, … Happy Valentine's Day: US government breaks up with LightSquared FCC suspends LightSquared waiver over GPS interference FCC puts the kibosh on LightSquared's LTE plans |
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