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Tim Cook Expanded Apple In Ways Steve Jobs Used To Resist
Joe Biden had a question for Tim Cook: Why, the then-vice president wanted to know, couldn't Apple make the iPhone in the U.S.? It was January 2012, during President Barack Obama's reelection campaign and three months after the death of Cook's predecessor, Steve Jobs. Biden was in Palo Alto for a dinner meeting with Cook and a group of tech leaders...
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Google Ex-Boss Schmidt Reveals He Has an iPhone
Schmidt appeared at the opening day of a seminar organised in Amsterdam for the week-long Startup Europe Fest
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Google Ex-Boss Eric Schmidt Reveals He Has An iPhone
Tech industry titans Tim Cook and Eric Schmidt took their battle for corporate domination to the heart of Europe on Tuesday seeking to win over new startups and IT enthusiasts.
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Samsung Had iPhone 6-Like Products a Year Ago: Google's Eric Schmidt
In an interview, when being asked about iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Google's Schmidt responded by saying, "Samsung had these products a year ago."
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Google's Schmidt predicts end of censorship within a decade
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has a bold prediction: Censorship around the world could end in a decade, and better use of encryption will help people overcome government surveillance.
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Android more secure than iPhone, says Google's Schmidt
At a recent event, Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt claimed that Android was more secure than iPhone, following which the audience burst into laughter.
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Google in industry's 'defining fight' with Apple: Eric Schmidt
Google and Apple were once close partners, with Schmidt serving on Apple's board during part of his tenure as Google CEO.
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Google in industry's 'defining fight' with Apple, says Eric Schmidt
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt expects more than a billion mobile devices around the world to be running its Android software within a year, intensifying a battle with Apple Inc that he called a "defining fight" of the industry.
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Android outsells iOS, but developers stay loyal to Apple
Smartphones running Google's Android operating system outsell iPhones more than two to one.
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Tim Cook Expanded Apple In Ways Steve Jobs Used To Resist
Joe Biden had a question for Tim Cook: Why, the then-vice president wanted to know, couldn't Apple make the iPhone in the U.S.? It was January 2012, during President Barack Obama's reelection campaign and three months after the death of Cook's predecessor, Steve Jobs. Biden was in Palo Alto for a dinner meeting with Cook and a group of tech leaders...
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Google Ex-Boss Schmidt Reveals He Has an iPhone
Schmidt appeared at the opening day of a seminar organised in Amsterdam for the week-long Startup Europe Fest
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Google Ex-Boss Eric Schmidt Reveals He Has An iPhone
Tech industry titans Tim Cook and Eric Schmidt took their battle for corporate domination to the heart of Europe on Tuesday seeking to win over new startups and IT enthusiasts.
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Samsung Had iPhone 6-Like Products a Year Ago: Google's Eric Schmidt
In an interview, when being asked about iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Google's Schmidt responded by saying, "Samsung had these products a year ago."
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Google's Schmidt predicts end of censorship within a decade
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt has a bold prediction: Censorship around the world could end in a decade, and better use of encryption will help people overcome government surveillance.
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Android more secure than iPhone, says Google's Schmidt
At a recent event, Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt claimed that Android was more secure than iPhone, following which the audience burst into laughter.
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Google in industry's 'defining fight' with Apple: Eric Schmidt
Google and Apple were once close partners, with Schmidt serving on Apple's board during part of his tenure as Google CEO.
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Google in industry's 'defining fight' with Apple, says Eric Schmidt
Google Inc Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt expects more than a billion mobile devices around the world to be running its Android software within a year, intensifying a battle with Apple Inc that he called a "defining fight" of the industry.
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Android outsells iOS, but developers stay loyal to Apple
Smartphones running Google's Android operating system outsell iPhones more than two to one.
