Telegraph.co.uk Samsung raises 2010 smartphone sales target: report Reuters SEOUL (Reuters) – Samsung Electronics Co Ltd (005930.KS), the world's No.2 handset maker, expects to sell up to 25 million smartphones this year, exceeding its earlier target, and aims to double shipments next year, media reports said on Friday. ..

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CBC.ca Samsung's iPad rival debuts Sydney Morning Herald Samsung's Apple iPad rival and worst kept secret after it was spotted on a Sydney train, the Samsung Galaxy Tab, was last night unveiled officially by the South Korean company. Samsung's Australian vice president, telecommunications division, … Samsung raises 2010 smartphone sales target-report Reuters Samsung, Toshiba `Me-Too' Tablets Seek Price Edge to Fight IPad Bloomberg Samsung to challenge Apple's iPad Globe and Mail CBC.ca ?- PC World ?- Wall Street Journal all 1,006 news articles??

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Los Angeles Times A New Digital Battlefield Wall Street Journal TV shows are emerging as a new front in the war over digital media between Amazon.com Inc.

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The Age Apple-Facebook Friction Erupts Over Ping New York Times (blog) If it is true that the enemy of your enemy is your friend, then Apple and Facebook ought to be friends. Their common enemy, of course, is Google. But Apple's entry into social networking with the iTunes music social network Ping on ..

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BBC News (blog) Apple TV could help Netflix growth Reuters LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Shares in Netflix Inc neared their all-time high on Thursday, after Apple Inc said that the company's streaming video service would be added to a new version of Apple TV. The tie-in with Apple TV, a smaller, ..

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Sydney Morning Herald Jobs promises fixes for iPhone flaws next week with iOS 4.1 Computerworld Computerworld – Apple yesterday laid out its plans for the next two upgrades of iOS, the mobile operating system that powers its iPhone and iPad, slating the first for release in a few days. iOS 4.1 will ship sometime next week, … With iPod Refresh, Apple is Fixing Mistakes PC World Apple sets target on home TV, refreshes popular iPod lineup Vancouver Sun Where have you gone, iPod Classic?

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CANOE Where have you gone, iPod Classic? Nowhere USA Today Steve Jobs never mentioned it on stage during Wednesday's presentation of a newly-refreshed lineup of iPod Shuffle, iPod Nano and iPod Touch models, but lost in the shuffle (pardon the pun), Apple's venerable iPod Classic quietly lives on, … Apple set to launch smaller, lighter iPod Nano Economic Times Apple: fix for iPhone 4 sensor, Bluetooth flaws next week National Business Review Jobs promises fixes for iPhone flaws next week with iOS 4.1 Computerworld PC World ?- CNNMoney ?- Sydney Morning Herald all 2,671 news articles??

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ABC News Apple sets target on home TV, refreshes popular iPod lineup Vancouver Sun Apple CEO Steve Jobs shows the difference in size between the redesigned Apple TV box yesterday in San Francisco. Flush with success from its quest to dominate the digital music world, Apple took on …

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CBS News Samsung unveils iPad competitor Galaxy The Associated Press BERLIN — Samsung Electronics Co. on Thursday unveiled a new tablet PC named Galaxy Tab as the latest device meant to rival Apple Inc.'s popular iPad. The device offers users “a new galaxy of possibilities” with features such as mobile video …

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CBC.ca Apple launches new line of iPods, updates Apple TV Fortune In sum, Steve Jobs delivered on most of the rumored new products and services. The headlines: A new $99 Apple TV that streams (rather than downloads) $4.99 movie rentals and 99-cent TV rentals from ABC and Fox

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