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The lawsuit between Apple and Samsung has concluded with closing arguments by attorney's today in federal court in California (not far from Apple's headquarters in Cupertino), and the case as been sent to the jury, along with a 100 pages of instructions and verdict forms, along with mountains of other legal and technical babble from both sides.
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Google announced that it is going to make its popular Android OS work on Intel computer chips, which will give a huge boost to Intel who has struggle to break into the smartphone market.
The move also has a reciprocal benefit for Google who will benefit from Intel's domination of the PC industry with Google's long struggling Chromebook.
In case you were suffering withdrawals of your routine iPhone rumors, Sprint is allegedly planning to offer the iPhone 5 on an unlimited data plan when it starts selling the iPhone 5 at the end of September. While we do know it has been confirmed Sprint is getting the iPhone 5, that's about all we know for sure.
Sprint will be the only major carrier to offer an unlimited data plan for the iPhone (if this rumor turns out true), but is that a god-send or another nail in Sprint's coffin?