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A redacted version of the patent licensing agreement between Apple and HTC was released by Samsung ahead of today’s scheduled courtroom hearing between Apple and Samsung. [adsenseyu2] The two companies will present arguments to U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh in San Jose concerning the $1.05 billion verdict levied against Samsung earlier this year. Samsung… Read More: Apple-HTC Patent Agreement reveals Bad News for Samsung »
Earlier today, Twitter released an update to its iOS app (App Store link) that adds a number of new features and updates the app with the company’s new logo. Among the improvements include push notification support and “ambient notifications,” which appear in the status bar while using the app itself. [adsenseyu2] Full release notes: Twitter… Read More: Twitter updates iOS app with new logo and features »
Over the last week, analytics firm Net Applications released its mobile operating system statistics for June 2012, revealing that Apple’s iPhone hit an all-time high in market share with 65.27%. This came after the iPhone actually lost market share in May (62.65%). Google’s Android platform gained slightly from 19.69% to 19.73%. Finally, Research in Motion’s BlackBerry platform dropped below… Read More: iPhone market share hits all-time high, BlackBerry hits all-time low »