A new patent application has surfaced today detailing a docking station designed for the iPhone.

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Despite Meizu’s history of “borrowing” design ideas from Apple (their entire Miniplayer series comes to mind) their CEO is denying that the M8 phone is copied from the iPhone. Seems like everyone’s denying influence from the iPhone these days.

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Will it be an iPhone romance or an ugly corporate trademark battle between Silicon Valley heavyweights?
San Jose’s Cisco Systems has given Apple until today to respond to a trademark lawsuit filed last month over the ``iPhone’’ moniker, according to a federal court documents.

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Warner Music CEO Edgar Bronfman Jr. walked into the 3GSM World Congress today and pointed right at the pink elephant in the room: The iPhone. Bronfman warned the industry that if it cannot improve mobile music services, it could lose the market to Apple.

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One of the most exciting technology announcements so far this year, if not THE most exciting, is the news of the forthcoming Apple iPhone.

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The Apple iPhone, if it gets to keep that name, won’t be hitting American shores until June of this year, but that hasn’t prevented the rumors from running rampant about a possible competitor from Microsoft,...

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A corporate argument appears to be continuing between Apple and LG this week after the head of the LG Mobile R&D centre announced that as far as LG were concerned Apple copied the design of the Prada phone and used it to create the iPhone.

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Apple’s coming iPhone has been grabbing all the attention, but at least one analyst thinks Apple TV could be a scene stealer for the Cupertino company, at least in the current fiscal second quarter.

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While ARM’s role in providing processors for Apple’s iPhone has gained plenty of attention, we’re gradually learning about the role of other vendors such as Broadcom.

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A patent filed in 2004 and issued to Sony Ericsson on 1st August 2006 appears to discuss, in some detail, how a mobile phone could alter the screen from portrait to landscape depending on the handset orientation.

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