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26th Jan 12

Apple delivers record profits

by Harry Oldfield

Technology giant Apple reported record quarterly results and smashed market forecasts by selling 37 million iPhones globally in the final three months of last year – a performance which investors dubbed “just unimaginable”. Year-on-year first-quarter profits more than doubled to $13.1bn (£8.4bn), resulting in the firm’s share price going up by as much as 12 [...]

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28th Dec 11

Mobile consumers snap up bargains

by Natasha Redman

Bargain hunters have taken advantage of mobile shopping, with retailers reporting a large increase in consumers using smartphones to check prices and snap up sales online. Mobile traffic to John Lewis’s online clearance sale has jumped by 119 per cent in comparison with levels seen last year and the amount of money spent online from [...]

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20th Dec 11

BT sues Google over Android

by Katie Naylor

British Telecom is suing Google for billions of dollars because the web search giant’s operating system Android allegedly infringed six of its patents. The lawsuit, which was filed in the US state of Delaware, is the most recent in a series of actions against Google regarding claims of intellectual property breaches, and a further indication [...]

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21st Oct 11

Nokia beats forecasts by selling 107 million phones

by Paul Russell

The world’s largest phone manufacturer by volume, Nokia, have announced sales of 107 million handsets during the third quarter, beating forecasts and providing a temporary respite to one of the most dramatic declines in market share experienced at a technology company. The Finnish group announced that operating losses had shrunk from €487m (£425m) during the [...]

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18th Oct 11

Sales of the Apple iPhone 4S on target for gadget world record

by Paul Russell

Apple has already sold over four million of its iPhone 4S smartphones, just three days since the product launched, with handsets purchased at a speed which is likely to break the record for the quickest selling consumer electronics gadget in the world. The current record was set when the iPad 2 sold a minimum of [...]

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7th Oct 11

Tributes pour in for Steve Jobs

by Adam Richards

World and business leaders have led the tributes to the co-founder of Apple, Steve Jobs, who died yesterday at the age of 56 following a long fight with pancreatic cancer.  Both US President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Dmitry Medvedev heaped praise on Mr Jobs, saying he had changed the world. Facebook founder Mark [...]

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5th Oct 11

Apple launches iPhone 4S as Steve Jobs passes

by Sally Davies

Apple unveiled a faster and slimmed-down version of the iPhone 4, the iPhone 4S, as newly appointed chief executive Tim Cook tried to nail down its position as the largest phone maker in the world and co-founder Steve Jobs finally lost his battle with cancer at the age of 56. The new product is expected [...]

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27th Sep 11

Samsung and Apple involved in more patent wars

by Harry Oldfield

Samsung and Apple are once again in the courts in their continuing, tit-for-tat war. On Monday the companies appeared before judges in the Netherlands and Australia, each requesting that the other’s products are banned from sale. In Sydney, Apple’s lawyers alleged that Samsung’s Galaxy Tab infringed patents which related to its touchscreen interface. Meanwhile, Samsung [...]

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29th Aug 11

New Apple chief executive set for shareholder revolt

by Katie Naylor

Tim Cook, the new boss of Apple, is expected to have to face a shareholder’s revolt at his first annual meeting as the company’s chief executive. US pension fund Calpers opposes the system used for electing directors and therefore is likely to heap pressure on to the revamped board at the meeting in February. Mr [...]

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25th Aug 11

Steve Jobs resigns as boss of Apple

by Adam Richards

Steve Jobs has resigned as chief executive of Apple and put business he founded 35 years ago into the hands of new management as he finally succumbed to health problems which have troubled him for years. Although Jobs will keep the chairman title and stay on as an adviser, he has given day-to-day control to [...]

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