Apple's "pinch to zoom" patent was rejected, again, by the USPTO. Apple's claim to the "pinch to zoom" patent has been rejected by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), again.
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Apple's manufacturer mass hires for iPhone 5S release
According to local reports, Foxconn looked for over 90,000 new employees for the iPhone 5S release According to local news reports in Taiwan, Foxconn looked for a massive amount of new employees just in time for the company's launch of the much awaited iPhone 5S.
Less smartphone users in China than Australia, US
Google and IPSOS' research showed that less than half of Chinese urban dwellers had smartphones.
Moto X challenges Apple-Samsung duopoly
The new Moto X from Google's Motorola posed a potential threat to the Apple-Samsung duopoly in the smartphone market.
Samsung's screens for Apple's iPad mini
According to a Wall Street Journal report, Apple will be sourcing high resolution screens from competitor Samsung.
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The heads of Apple and China Mobile came together to discuss a possible cooperation. Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, met with China Mobile Ltd. Chairman Xi Guohua in Beijing Tuesday.
The pinch-to-zoom patent lawsuit of Apple against Samsung was rejected by US Patent and Trademark Office.
Analysts said that Apple's business strategies and continuous innovation would be the key to the company's success in the future.
Analysts stated that Apple currently presents several avenues for sustained growth which makes it a good investment.
Apple was accused of forcing its workers to comply on an anti-theft measure without paying the employees for the extra hours.
Microsoft Corp. specified that the Surface tablets were the reason its total production expenses increased.
Apple and Motorola dropped 14 patents, which now left with them with 8 patents-in-suit. Apple and Google's Motorola agreed to drop 14 patent suits Monday.
Researchers said that Apple led the South African tablet industry while Samsung trailed at second. Over 1. 4 million units of tablets were purchased by South Africans in a span of three years, said research firm World Wide Worx.
Android posted a massive increase in the latest quarterly report for tablets, while Apple's iOS continued to decline.
