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Apple Building Out eBook Categories Ahead of iPad Launch as Developers Update Apps
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Apple sees 98% iPhone growth as Microsoft, Google prepare for battle
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Apple being sued over Idol Daughtry's "Feels Like Tonight"
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- etc: Apple COO Tim Cook got a giant pile of cash/stock (valued at a total of $22 million) as a bonus thanks to his performance while Steve Jobs was on leave.
- etc: The trial between Nokia and Apple won't begin until 2012 pending results of an ITC investigation. That's assuming it ever gets that far—Nokia has moved to have Apple's counterclaims dismissed.
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- etc: 5:30am PST is when iPad preorders begin tomorrow, March 12. Early morning chat date, anyone?
- iPhone still second-place US smartphone while Android grows
- etc: Apple updated Safari to 4.0.5 with performance, stability, and security improvements, which affect Top Sites, third-party plugins, web forms, SVG, and using Safari to configure some Linksys routers.
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