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HTC and Samsung report strong flagship shipments
10 million Galaxies and 5 million Ones -
Android Q1 market share at 75 percent worldwide
Windows Phone begins slow climb -
Samsung ships 4 million Galaxy S4s in four days
Quadruples all round, anon exec declares -
Apple's secret sauce boiled dry
iPhone share trails -
Apple supplier mysteriously hires more staff
Pegatron fuels cheap iPhone rumours -
Apple losing control of its accessories market
Hacked off a few too many people -
Apple claims "obsolete" iPhone is "vintage"
Special treatment in the land of the fee -
Blackberry boss boasts firm will be "absolute leader" in mobile
Says tablets are a fad -
Apple feature makes sure it misses the last word
More innovations in -
Apple still losing market share
Samsung laughing all the way to the bank -
Apple's Cook buys off angry shareholders
Oh look a badger -
Apple returns millions of faulty iPhones to Foxconn
Might cost Foxconn a small fortune -
Unsinkable Apple starts to flounder
Wall Street braces for doom -
Samsung mulls Hynix DRAM
Hynix recovers from Apple's fall -
Apple stock slides, briefly dips below $400
Where did all those $1k analysts go? -
Analyst whips up cheapo iPhone excitement
75 million might ship next year -
Japan Display avoided Apple disaster
Found new customers -
Foxconn hiring 10,000 assembly line workers per week
Gearing up for new iPhone -
DEA messes with Apple fanboy's heads
It can read your iPhone messages -
HP chairman Ray Lane quits
Little ray of light extinguished -
Apple admits to fleecing Chinese customers
Recalls its fanboys -
iPhone is the most hackable mobile device
Victim of its own success -
Verdict still out on Blackberry 10
Ovum says next quarter will reveal all -
T-Mobile puts an end to subsidies
Wants to go it alone -
Mystery telcos push EC to investigate Apple
Contracts "strict" -
Apple buys indoor mapping start-up
Anything Google can do, we can do... better -
Why in the name of Jobs did Apple hire Kevin Lynch?
Keeping your enemies close -
Blackberry claims Apple's rotten in fruity punch
Heins: Apple more date-d -
Blackberry steals Apple and Google customers
Half of Z10 customers are new -
Apple is losing the tablet wars
Android unstoppable -
Apple might tap Snapdragon SoC for cheap iPhone
28nm part built by TSMC -
Judge halves Apple damages
Rounded rectangles not worth that much -
Samsung to invade New York for S4 event
Apple fans shocked at heresy -
Intel expands foundry operations
Makes chips for Altera -
Apple pushes into India
China was not interested -
Apple is also ran behind Samsung
Latest Apples and elephants comparison -
Foxconn freezes job hirings
Company feels strain of weak iPhone 5 demand -
Blackberry Z10 beats Apple's iPhone on components mark up
Squeezing the CrackBerry -
RIM cofounder Jim Balsillie dumps 26.8 million shares
Roll the dice, quit while you're ahead -
Apple was knifed by hedge funds
Hedge funds demand a shrubbery -
Blackberry shares plummet
Broken RIM now a squashed Blackberry -
Vodafone warns iOS 6.1 breaks 3G on iPhone 4S
This Apple is a lemon -
Startup offers 3D printed objects with embedded NFC
Clever toys could be on the way -
Make or break day for RIM
Can Blackberry 10 save the day? -
Apple suppliers are revolting
Losing my religion -
Youth in Asia kill iPhone
Android steals market share -
Samsung posts monster profits
Record-smashing sales creep up on Apple -
Investing in Apple is insane
Analysts walk away from Jobs' Mob -
AMD hires ex- Apple, Qualcomm engineers
Talent headed to AMD SoC program -
Sharp sharply reduces iPad screen output
Demand shifting -
Top analyst warns Apple's reality distortion field's on the blink
Shares tipped to plummet -
Apple massively cuts iPhone 5 LCD orders
Writing on the wall -
Cheap iPhone not an option
Apple won't go down market to boost share -
Tim Cook heads to China
Trying to turn things around -
Apple's iPhone 5 brings another Christmas turkey
Do not disturb feature is really disturbed -
Intel and Apple developing a watch
What possibly could go wrong? -
Apple's Tim Cook loses 99 per cent of iSalary
Looks down the back of the iSofa -
Apple's fall could be a fiscal cliff hanger
AnalysisFunds could face ruin -
Apple fails to get Samsung injunction
Patent trolling has failed to stop Samsung -
Apple shares fall after poor showing in China
Biggest market not impressed -
French journalists expose Foxconn again
iPhone 5 factory in a bad way -
Instagram distances itself from snap-happy Twitterati
Zuck it and see -
Intel's Mooly Eden hints at copying Apple
Just like Microsoft -
Samsung about to lose Apple's chip contract
RumourWill Intel pick up the work? -
Intel's director of creative innovation, Will.i.am, peddles iPhone accessory
Intel: good for him -
Apple axes map fiasco man Richard Williamson
Here's Eddy -
Social networks fail to entice Black Friday shoppers
But huge increase in mobile spending, IBM reports -
Android propaganda appears at Facebook HQ
Numbers game urges staff to dump iPhone -
Galaxy Note II hits 5 million sales
Doing so well that Apple has trolled it -
HTC deal could paint Apple into a corner
Might have to cut a deal with Samsung -
Wozniak: Microsoft out-evolving Apple
Apple founder speaks heresy -
IBM turns multi-billion creditor
Creates its own SMB ego-system -
AMD contemplates selling itself off
Flogging a dead horse -
Belize authorities allege John McAfee on the run for murder
Police claim he killed a fellow American -
The Apple iPhone is no longer the top smartphone
Losing thermonuclear war -
Apple shares start to slide
Reality distortion field is flickering -
Foxconn boss admits iPhone supply struggle
Here we Gou again -
Wall Street boos Tim Cook's dream team
Game of Thrones in Cappuccino -
Microsoft claims Windows 8 doing better than Windows 7
Vista? What?!? -
World's smallest 4k screen unveiled
Bucks massive TV trend -
Samsung posts record profit
FinancialWorth a fifth of South Korea's GDP -
iPad Mini in supply chain gamble
Samsung feud threatens repercussions -
Nokia expected to post another loss
Elop for the chop? -
Foxconn admits still using underage workers
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