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Google Brands Intellectual Ventures a Patent Troll for Latest Suit

“Invention capital firm” Intellectual Ventures sues Motorola Mobility. Again.

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QOTD: One Steve Jobs Prediction That Was a Little Off

All the work that I have done in my life will be obsolete by the time I’m 50.

Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in 1994

Apple Wins $30 Million iPad Contract From L.A. Unified School District

A huge education win for Apple.
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Dish Drops Out of the Bidding for Sprint

Dish said the “extreme deal protections” included in Sprint’s revised pact with SoftBank made a counterbid impossible.
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Huawei “Open-Minded” but Has No Plans to Buy Nokia

A little off-the-cuff remark spikes Nokia’s share price more than 10 percent.
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Tesla to Demo On-the-Road Battery Swapping

A battery-pack swap would certainly cut trip time. The thing weighs half a ton, but Elon Musk says it’s not that hard to do.
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Microsoft Looks to Boost Surface With Big Discounts for Schools

It turns out that Microsoft’s Windows in the Classroom Surface Experience Project was just the beginning of the company’s efforts to push its new tablet into the education market.
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Sprint Lights Up LTE in 22 More Markets

Sprint’s laggard 4G LTE network received a nice boost Monday as the carrier lit up LTE service in nearly two dozen cities, among them Miami and Tampa, Fla.; Napa, Calif.; Raleigh, N.C.; and Baton Rouge, La.. Those along with 17 others expand Sprint’s LTE footprint to 110 U.S. markets, and take the company closer to its goal of providing LTE service to 200 million people by the end of the year. By comparison, AT&T provides LTE service in 278 markets and Verizon in 497.

Samsung Is Building a Super-Fast LTE-Advanced Galaxy S4

Not much good without a ubiquitous LTE-Advanced network, though.
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Worst Sequel Ever: SCO vs. IBM Reopened

Evidently, liquidation wasn’t enough to keep SCO dead and buried.
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Keyboard Loyalists to the Rescue! Q10 Sales Boost BlackBerry.

The Apple iBooks Origin Story

Apple’s Cue Says Publishers Pushed for Higher E-Book Prices

EU Regulators Eye Google Again — This Time It’s Android

Microsoft to Open Dedicated “Windows Stores” in Best Buy

Apple’s E-Book Market Share Is Bigger Than You Think

DOJ Misfires on Jobs Email in Apple E-Book Case — It Was a Discarded Draft

Is Steve Jobs Message a Smoking Gun in Apple E-Book Case?

Nokia Says So Long to Symbian This Summer

Apple’s Declaration of Values: Simplify, Perfect, Delight

Millions and Billions: Apple’s WWDC Digits

Apple Gives iOS an Entirely New Look and Feel

Modest WWDC Expectations May Temper Apple Investors’ Response

Handicapping Apple’s WWDC Keynote

Fears of Slowing Galaxy S4 Sales Sink Samsung

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Moore’s Law means that more and more things can be done practically for free, if only it weren’t for those people who want to be paid. People are the flies in Moore’s Law’s ointment. When machines get incredibly cheap to run, people seem correspondingly expensive.

— From Jaron Lanier’s new book, “Who Owns the Future?” excerpted on Wired.com

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