This week, Apple’s smartphone proved pivotal in helping the company and its partner carriers attain strong quarterly earnings, but was also the target of criticism for keeping a log of its users’ whereabouts.
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iPhone in privacy crosshairs (week in review)
This week, Apple’s smartphone proved pivotal in helping the company and its partner carriers attain strong quarterly earnings, but was also the target of criticism for keeping a log of its users’ whereabouts.
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iPhone in privacy crosshairs (week in review)
Just a day before Verizon Wireless is expected to announce the iPhone 4 on its network, Apple, AT&T, Target, and Best Buy have cut the price of the 8GB iPhone 3GS to $49 (with a two-year contract).
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iPhone 3GS Now Just $49
The Loop reports that Apple is facing a new patent lawsuit from NetAirus Technologies over the iPhone . While Apple is routinely the target of such actions, this particular lawsuit is interesting if o.
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Apple Facing New Patent Lawsuit Over iPhone – Mac Rumors
Federal and state laws limiting newsroom searches are unlikely to help Gizmodo’s editors, if they’re the target of a criminal investigation regarding a prototype iPhone.
Jumping drastically from 16 stores to well over 1000, Starbucks branches within Target stores are now accepting payment via the Starbucks Card Mobile iPhone app.
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Starbucks Now Accepting iPhone Payments In Over 1000 Stores …
Total Access Communication (DTAC) plans to become the top iPhone seller in 12 months after its kick-off event this past weekend at Siam Paragon saw sales of 1,897 units, almost double the target.
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DTAC aims at top|spot for iPhone sales (The Nation – Thailand’s English news)