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...a royalty rate of 2.25 percent of the sale price...a rate-setting trial before. Apple and Motorola were supposed to...
... IPad, iPhone, and iPod touch users can now use the Apple devices' cameras to scan documents and photos with the release of ...
...based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., is negotiating to sell the product through Apple and BestBuy retail stores, he said. Users can attach the...
...forensic investigators and e-discovery experts work with the latest generation of Apple Inc. mobile devices, they remain...
...firms, tablet choices and capabilities, in particular, are growing at warp speed: Apple Inc.'s iPad, an array of Android-based devices, and Microsoft's...
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...the next 12 months, while Apple- and Android-based smartphones continue...and $399,999, up from 25 percent at that level last...
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