Jobs’ iPhone demo was so powerful that he actually made people believe that Apple invented a whole new user interface. In fact, Apple did something more important than that. The company took some of the best—hitherto obscure—UI research and put it into a product that you will be able to buy.

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Yes, the iPhone’s going to be expensive. We’ve dealt with that and moved on. What you might not realise is that, for the money, iPhone’s a lot better value that the Windows-powered alternative.

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Here is a widget to have some fun with our wait for the iPhone.

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With the stock price this low, it is maybe time to buy again. This is what more and more investment specialist are suggesting.

Citigroup analyst Richard Gardner is upgrading his rating on shares of Apple Inc. (AAPL/NASD) to “buy” from “hold” ahead of what he considers important “product catalysts” coming up for the company.

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“Just days prior to Apple’s iPhone unveiling this past January, Microsoft filed a new patent titled Transforming Media Device which describes a communications device which could be transformed into at least three different shapes with each representing a different feature set by physically modifying the device.

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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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