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Wednesday Apple Rumors — Apple Fighting Fire With iPad Mini?
Analyst says Apple could release a cheaper version of the iPad next year to compete with Amazon's Kindle Fire.
5 Tech Companies Suffering ‘Bug’ Infestations
Glitches, hacks and viruses are hampering these five tech companies -- and in most cases, the consumers are feeling the brunt.
Smartphones Hacking Away at Telecoms’ Revenue Legs
Various applications have helped users get around text messaging plans -- but what happens to AT&T, Verizon and the like when apps start incorporating voice?
Tuesday Apple Rumors — Sprint iPhone 4S (Still) For Sale
Despite iPhone 4S cruising to a cool million pre-orders in its first 24 hours, Sprint has only sold out of one of iPhone's four new models.
Lilly Should Survive Patent Loss on Blockbuster Drug Zyprexa
On Oct. 23, Eli Lilly will wave goodbye to the U.S. patent on the best-selling drug in its 135-year history. Here's why investors shouldn't be worried.
Disney Missing the $14B Games Business It Should Have
Disney's long-term shot at building its own game-making business might pan out through Playdom and others, but licensing out could make a mint.
Monday Apple Rumors — iPhone 4S Shatters Pre-Order Mark
Apple said Monday that the iPhone 4S reached one million pre-order sales in twenty-four hours, beating out the 600,000 total for the iPhone 4.
Netflix Rewinds DVD vs. Streaming Split, But Damage Is Already Done
Even though Netflix axed its Qwikster idea less than a month after its announcement, the fallout from it -- and other gaffes -- will linger.
Ericsson Buyout Won’t Put Sony Over the Top
Sony's efforts would be better spent away from handsets and instead focused toward its strength of services to make money in the mobile world.
Friday Apple Rumors — iPhone 4S (Sort of) Coming to T-Mobile in November
An unlocked version of Apple's iPhone 4S will debut next month that can be used on GSM networks like those used by T-Mobile and AT&T.
Jobs’ Life a Model of Human Accomplishment
Steve Jobs' notoriety, unique approach to business and iconic products serves as a model protagonist for achieving values in the real world
Xbox 360 — The Console That Unified Streaming and Cable Television?
Microsoft's offering of TV through Xbox Live is getting a strong vote of confidence from numerous cable providers.
Onyx’s Staying Power Tied to New Cancer Drug Carfilzomib
Onyx needs the financial boost from its multiple myeloma-treating drug to ween it off dependence on an uneasy partnership with Bayer.
Great Minds Mourn Death of Steve Jobs
From Bill Gates to Rupert Murdoch, the late Apple co-founder's peers, competitors and admirers eulogize the former CEO's life and work.
Wednesday Apple Rumors — 4G iPhone 5 Coming in 2012
Apple likely holding off on the "iPhone 5" moniker for when LTE technology -- used by Verizon and AT&T -- is ready for its compact smartphone.
Apple’s Siri — A New Level of Computer-Speak
Apple might have made a language breakthrough with its voice-command app, Siri.
Suit Asks J&J CEO to Return Part of 2010 Pay
J&J CEO Bill Weldon’s gains don’t reflect shareholder pain, some stakeholders say.
What Wasn’t Announced at Apple’s iPhone Reveal?
Here's a look at the big no-show for Tuesday's Apple event, as well as four other projects in the pipeline that failed to surface.
Tuesday Apple Rumors — Microsoft’s Zune Dies on iPhone Announcement Day
Zune, mostly ineffective in five years of existence, sent to pasture on the same day its main competitor's parent -- Apple -- is in the spotlight.
