Apple's Bid for Amazon Restriction Rejected by Judge

Should you fear new ISP copyright enforcers? CNET by Greg Sandoval A partnership announced today between big entertainment companies and some of the nation's largest Internet service providers will not mean the end of online piracy. To be sure, the parties involved know this. ... See all stories on this topic » CNET

UK's News of the World Closes After Phone Hacking Scandal PCWorld By Grant Gross, IDG News News Corp. will close its weekly UK newspaper News of the World amid allegations that the tabloid hacked into the mobile voicemail accounts of celebrities, the British royal family, and crime victims. ... See all stories on this topic »

Shuttle's end a blow to Florida's "Space Coast" Reuters Freddy Porter, 5, of Raleigh NC plays with a toy space shuttle in the Rocket Garden of the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex near Cape Canaveral, Florida July 7, 2011. By Tom Brown TITUSVILLE, Florida (Reuters) - The end of the US space shuttle ... See all stories on this topic »

JailbreakMe 3.0 Out, More Than 1 Million 'Jailbreaks' So Far Christian Post By Simon Saavedra | Christian Post Correspondent On Wednesday July 6, the third version of JailbreakMe, a tool that allows iOS device users the option to upload software not approved by Apple unto their iPhones and iPads, was released by Comex. ... See all stories on this topic » Christian Post

Bionic's 'coming soon' release date sparks Android fan zeal Computerworld By Matt Hamblen Computerworld - Summer smartphone releases have become as commonplace as new summer movies. But the movie industry does a much better job of scheduling and keeping a definitive release date. Motorola Mobility's new Droid Bionic ... See all stories on this topic »

Free Beats Paid in Generating Revenue on Apple's App Store [STATS] Mashable Here's something that might seem counter-intuitive. Free iPhone and iPod touch games generate more revenue than their paid counterparts on Apple's 15 billion download-strong App Store. The new finding comes from mobile analytics company Flurry. ... See all stories on this topic »

Ancient Irish roots discovered for modern polar bear CBS News Twisted lines of ancestry seem to have intertwined two very different species: the water-loving polar bear and the forest-loving Irish brown bear. Despite being so different, the two seem to have found love: Meeting and breeding at least once during ... See all stories on this topic »

Apple's Bid for Amazon Restriction Rejected by Judge Financial Feed Amazon sees 'App Store' as a generic term while Apple believes it will create lots of confusion with customers. Apple Inc, maker of the popular iPhones and iPad tablets filed a trademark lawsuit versus Amazon.com and wanted a quick stop of Amazon's use ... See all stories on this topic » Financial Feed

Report: Apple Wants To Sell Lots of iPhone 5s In 2011 International Business Times If recent reports are any indicator, Apple is planning on producing an iPhone 5 and there will be a lot of them to be sold. A report from The Wall St. Journal said Apple expects to sell 25 million iPhones before the year is over. ... See all stories on this topic » International Business Times