iPhone Manufacturer Foxconn Faces Labor Complaints
Foxconn has responded to an accusation that vocational students are forced to work in its factories by saying its agreement with schools allows them to leave.
Microsoft to Add Staff, R&D in China in Push for Mobile Dominance
Microsoft to hire more than 1,000 new employees in China & boost R&D spending by 15% in an effort to catch up with Apple & Google in the mobile Internet market.
Tokyo Court: Samsung Did Not Infringe Apple Patent
A Tokyo court dismissed Apple’s claim that Samsung infringed on its patent, the latest ruling in the global legal battle between tech titans over smartphones.
Apple-Samsung Case: Date Set for Hearing Over Phone Ban
Apple’s legal motion to have some Samsung mobile phones banned in the US will now be heard in court in December.
Apple Victory Means Soul-Searching for Samsung
Samsung needs to recreate itself as an innovator, not an imitator. The switch will be more challenging and time-consuming than shortcuts Samsung used to take.
Apple awarded $1B in Damages From Samsung In US Court
A US court has ordered Samsung to pay Apple $1.05bn in damages for infringing intellectual property.
South Korean Court Rules Samsung Didn’t Copy iPhone
South Korean phone maker Samsung won a home court ruling Friday in its global patent battle against Apple and its popular iPhone and iPad devices.
Taxi-sharing App GoMyWay Launches in Singapore
GoMyWay offers commuters a way to share taxi rides, which can help get people connected at the same time.
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Vies for Spotlight Ahead of iPhone Launch
Samsung confirms the Galaxy Note 2 launch on August 29 in Berlin, two weeks ahead of Apple’s planned launch of the next iPhone.
Standards-Essential Patents & Destruction of Evidence In Apple vs. Samsung Patent Wars
The theme of the Apple vs. Samsung patent wars seems to be escalation, with both parties pulling out the big guns in an effort to win the courts (and dollars).




