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Apple released documents that suggest it bought the iPad trademark from the company for $55,000.
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Chinese authorities pulled Apple iPads from shelves, because Proview Technology says it registered the name first, and while it reached an agreement with Apple in 2010, the company says it still holds the rights to use the name in mainland China.
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For some people, getting a good night's sleep seems like an impossibility. A new batch of gadgets and apps tries to help troubled sleepers learn how to get their best rest.
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"The assertion that a traveler was admitted into the U.S. using solely a scanned image of his passport on an iPad" is wrong, U.S. Customs and Border Protection says.
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A Canadian man has been making headlines because he used an image of his passport saved on his iPad — instead of the official document itself — to cross the U.S.-Canadian border two times.
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The Korean company cited Kubrick's film 2001: A Space Odyssey to argue against Apple's patent, which Apple says Samsung is infringing upon with its line of smartphones and tablets.
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Apple CEO Steve Jobs appeared at the tech company's iPad event Wednesday in San Francisco, sending fans into a tizzy. Speculation over whether the tech innovator would be on the stage had nearly overtaken the rumor mills about what the company would actually announce.
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Murdoch introduced a magazine for "new times," and Google escalated its claims that Microsoft is swiping its search results.
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Tablet computer shipments more than doubled in the fourth quarter. But while holiday sales were strong for the product, the news wasn't quite so jolly for Apple. According to researcher Strategy Analytics, Apple's iPad went from 96 percent of market share to 75 percent. Tablets based on Google's Android operating system gained ground.