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Wednesday Apple Rumors: Apple Loses E-Book Price-Fixing Case

A federal judge finds Apple guilty of e-book price-fixing; Apple to switch to IGZO displays to extend battery life; and the App Store turns five years old.

AT&T’s Self-Destructing Email Is a Pipe Dream

AT&T recently filed a patent for a self-destructing email system that every enterprise IT manager has been waiting for. Too bad it won't work.

3 Reasons 3D Couldn’t Save the TV Industry

Manufacturers are hoping 4K Ultra HD TVs will save their flailing industry ... just like they hoped 3D TVs would. Where did the previous savior fail?

Tuesday Apple Rumors: iPhone Production Slashed by 20%

Apple is cutting iPhone production by a fifth for the second half of 2013; T-Mobile sales boost iPhone U.S. market share; and Jony Ive changes iOS 7 font.

Monday Apple Rumors: September Debut for 5th-Generation iPad

Apple will launch its next iPad in September; Apple to overhaul iPhone sales at Apple Stores; and Apple jumps to 19th place on Fortune Global 500 list.

Wednesday Apple Rumors: Apple Poaches Top Fashion Executive

Apple has hired a top fashion CEO; Apple trademarks iWatch name in three more countries; "Steve Jobs schools" to open in the Netherlands.

What’s Next In the World of Tablets?

As we wait for big-time tablet releases from tech giants like Apple, Amazon and Google, let's take a look a look at what we can expect from the booming market.

Apple TV Users Close to Getting Time Warner Cable Channels

Apple is close to a deal with Time Warner Cable to bring direct access to cable channels to its Apple TV set top box.

Tuesday Apple Rumors: iPhone 5S to Get 150Mbps LTE-A Support

The iPhone 5S could feature LTE-Advance wireless data technology; Apple's Nevada data center to be solar powered; and France raids Apple offices.

Apple’s ‘iOS in the Car’ Is Far From a Sure Bet

Apple's new iOS in the Car feature has lots of upside, but it also faces a host of challenges and could potentially add to the company's pile of flops.

BlackBerry’s Turnaround Has Stalled

BlackBerry's Q1 earnings -- and the resulting stock exodus -- show that Heins can't run interference forever. BBRY needs tangible technological success.

Groupon Makes a Move on OpenTable

Groupon will butt heads with restaurant booking site OpenTable by launching its own service, Groupon Reserve, which is aimed at higher-tier fare.

Monday Apple Rumors: ‘iWatch’ Coming Later This Year

Apple will release a smartwatch this year; Apple paid no U.K. corporation tax last year; and Apple prepares software fix for MacBook Air WiFi problem.

Friday Apple Rumors: Is Foxconn Trying to Trump the iWatch?

Foxconn will launch its own smartwatch ahead of a rumored Apple iWatch; Apple's new Mac Pro to be pricey; and Apple's new San Francisco store plans criticized.

Can Microsoft’s Mobile Strategy Save BlackBerry?

Reeling BlackBerry could learn a thing or two from Microsoft -- specifically, its new mobile gaming strategy, of all things.

Details of Facebook’s New Chat Room Feature Leaked

Sources tell TechCrunch that Facebook is testing a chat room feature that would permit a users friends to join in extended discussions.

Apple: Losing Talent Along With Its Cool?

Apple's been facing hurdle after hurdle lately, leading many to wonder if attracting and keeping talented employees could become its biggest challenge of all.

Thursday Apple Rumors: iPhone Not ‘God of All Smartphones’

Japan's largest wireless carrier isn't sure it needs the iPhone; Apple loses bid to add Samsung Galaxy S4 to lawsuit; Apple to pay $100 million app settlement.

Wednesday Apple Rumors: iPhone Loses Ground in Europe, India

The iPhone loses market share in Europe and India; Apple launches an online store for Russia; and Apple's Passbook gains retailer support.