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Samsung loses battle in Netherlands, court allows sale of iPhones & iPads

A Dutch court has ruled in favor of Apple, allowing the company to sell its iPhones and iPads in Netherlands, turning down Samsung’s request for a ban.

Apple wins! Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 banned in Australia

Samsung has been temporarily barred from selling its Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia by an Australian court.

Microsoft to invest more in Windows Phone 7

With sales of Windows Phone 7 picking up, Microsoft is urging its partners to invest more into Windows Phone 7 to salvage the brand.

27K South Koreans sue Apple over tracking users' whereabouts

A class action lawsuit has been filed against Apple by South Koreans in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province Wednesday, accusing the company for allegedly tracking whereabouts of iPhones, iPads and the iPod Touch users.

Foot the restaurant bill through iPhone

With the latest technology, diners can now pay their bill in “less than a minute” through their iPhones.

$1.2mn iPad comes clad in 300 carat diamonds

Have enough cash to splurge but don't know what to waste it on? Well, if you are a tech enthusiast and love gadgets, Apple's diamond clad iPad from Camael Diamonds can be one option.

The Top 10 PC and Storage Stocks of 2010

 It's been a pretty kind year to stock investors, with the S&P showing a 12.7% gain in 2010. Of course, kindness might still feel relative after a lost decade of negative returns that included the nauseating depths and panic of the financial crisis.

 

4-Star Stocks Poised to Pop: Cirrus Logic

Based on the aggregated intelligence of 170,000-plus investors participating in Motley Fool CAPS, the Fool's free investing community, audio chip specialist Cirrus Logic (Nasdaq:CRUS) earned a respected four-star ranking.

iPhone, iMac prop up Apple’s June quarter revenue

Be it the iPhones, iPads, or iMacs, all sold like hot cakes. The mega sales resulted in astounding profits for Apple Inc. which reported that its June-quarter earnings soared a whopping 78 percent to nearly $3.3 billion.

Tuesday's ETF To Watch: QQQQ

With markets encountering a rough patch and the consumer confidence index plunging, many investors have stayed away from technology and consumer discretionary names in order to avoid some of the volatility as consumers continue to save instead of spend. Despite this trend, one company has managed to find demand for its products no matter what challenges the economy is facing: Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL). Once almost entirely dependent on sales of Mac computers and music through its iTunes platform, the technology giant has now come to dominate the smartphone market and the tablet computer segment as well. In fact,according to stock analysis at Trefis, Mac computers and iTunes make up less than 20% of their price target for AAPL, while iPhones and iPads combine to make up close to 55%.

The Motley Fool's Weekly Editors' Picks

Fools were out and about this week in an investing world jam-packed with actions and ideas. Here are three articles you might find useful as you decide how to invest your money.

Apple increases foothold in China, opens store in Shanghai

After opening the first store in Beijing in 2008, Apple Inc. opened its second China store in Shanghai to grab a larger chunk of the market share in the fastest-growing economy of the world.