Motorola Mobility withdraws ITC complaint against Apple
Google’s Motorola Mobility has withdrawn its second ITC complaint against Apple. It’s an unexpected development.
Read MoreGoogle’s Motorola Mobility has withdrawn its second ITC complaint against Apple. It’s an unexpected development.
Read MoreThe “Interbrand 2012 Best Global Brand report, “the definitive guide to the world’s most valuable brands,” has been released. And the results look great for Apple.
Read MoreHere are the latest Apple rumors from the blogosphere:
According to our source, who asked not be named, there appears to be some truth to the widespread rumors that Apple is preparing to launch a smaller and cheaper version of the iPad — often called the iPad mini or iPad air and usually described as having a 7.85-inch screen. What our source adds is the specificity of a date: The press, he says, can expect invitations to go out on Oct. 10.” — “Fortune” (tech.fortune.cnn)
Read MoreSnappili (www.snappili.com), a mobile app company, says that its research shows that only 4% of iOS 6 users were still using Apple’s homegrown Maps app four days after the operating system upgrade shipped. The company reports that:
° Before the upgrade to iOS 6, 25% of iOS users were viewing Google Maps at least once a day.
° Once they moved to iOS 6, the number of users using Apple Maps was 35%.
° Five days later that dropped to 4%.
° That number is still falling.
The data is a few days old and is based on 5,000 users surveyed.
Read MoreYoYo Games says that B.A.S.E. Jumper, the latest game to be made in-house using the company’s GameMaker: Studio technology, has launched simultaneously on the Mac App Store, Apple App Store, iTunes, Amazon AppStore, Chrome, Facebook, YoYo Games Website (HTML5), Google Play, NOOK and Samsung’s Tizen App Store.