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811.
How many tablets would Amazon sell if Amazon could sell tablets(theorangeview.net)
1 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
812.
Lack of Jobs’ hand in Lion led to problems(theorangeview.net)
6 points by apress 15y ago|1 comments
813.
Investors who follow Buffett in BofA may be sorry(reuters.com)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
814.
Seems like everyone is underestimating Steve Jobs, impossible as that sounds(theorangeview.net)
1 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
815.
It was grand but Steve Jobs cannot be replaced(theorangeview.net)
3 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
816.
Sounds like Europe not falling for Apple’s patent nonsense(theorangeview.net)
5 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
817.
by apress 15y ago
Please at least read the link. The 2001 movie still is one of numerous examples cited in the Samsung filing and the "patent" in question is a relatively general and vague "design patent."
818.
Google’s big Motorola breakup fee helps Google(theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
819.
Apple's evidence may be flawed/manipulated in European Samsung case(computerworld.com)
3 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
820.
Supercharging Android with a bundle of patents(theorangeview.net)
1 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
821.
Alt Text: 9 Flavors of Cover Songs You’ll Find on Spotify(wired.com)
3 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
822.
Sick of all the AAPL financial news(leancrew.com)
1 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
823.
The futility of arguing for software patents by anecdote(theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
824.
Looks like Simon and Schuster is cheating on agency ebook pricing?(theorangeview.net)
4 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
825.
German decision on Samsung Galaxy Tab terrible for competition(theorangeview.net)
1 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
826.
Amazon’s tablet innovation will be the price (theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|1 comments
827.
Cupertino, start your photocopiers (theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
828.
by apress 15y ago
Glad they are running the poll. But the set up where you have to choose 10 books out of 100 and there is long, long scrolling list seems biased in favor of the folks at the top of the alphabetically-ordered list.
829.
Google is not leveraging its search monopoly by giving away Android(theorangeview.net)
7 points by apress 15y ago|3 comments
830.
The only open phone platform you can actually get(theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
831.
Apple does not love its customers, Mac mini edition(theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
832.
NPR’s flawed best scifi and fantasy poll(theorangeview.net)
2 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
833.
by apress 15y ago
I actually did this. I was using an iPad for blogging on the go but got sick of the virtual keyboard and cursor placement hijinks. The Chromebook's build quality is pretty darn nice. Good keyboard and screen, battery lasts forever, built-in
834.
The hidden message in Lion (Steve Jobs hand is missing)(kensegall.com)
10 points by apress 15y ago|8 comments
835.
Apple iCloud’s great pricing dissipates as it grows(theorangeview.net)
1 points by apress 15y ago|0 comments
836.
by apress 15y ago
Please go read the links. This is not about the sales happening in countries outside of the US. This is about the billions of dollars inprofits Apple, Microsoft, Google and others would otherwise be making on their US sales being shifted ar
837.
by apress 15y ago
Companies already get to reduce their US tax by the amount of tax they paid a foreign government. The issue here is that that they've moved the profits to places where little or no taxes are paid at all. This is not about double taxation.
838.
by apress 15y ago
1. They get credit for all the taxes they paid in other countries. They are essentially supposed to pay the difference between the US rate and the various foreign rates. 2. If you read some of the links, you'll discover that they are minimi
839.
by apress 15y ago
That is not correct. Did you actually read any of the links above? Apple, Google, Microsoft and others shift billions of dollars a year in profits ON SALES IN THE UNITED STATES out of the US and to low tax or no tax countries using clever i
840.
by apress 15y ago
Transfer pricing of intellectual property is at the core of this. Read the Bloomberg article and check out the interactive graphic. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2010-10-21/google-2-4-rate-sho...

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