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Share: | Samsung Tablets Not 'cool' Enough to Infringe Apple Design, Says UK Judge Samsung tablets do not infringe on a registered Apple design because "they are not as cool" and the Galaxy Tablets "do not have the same understated and extreme... Share: | Finally: Indoor GPS System Uses Your Smartphone and Earths Magnetic Field Finnish researchers develop a indoor GPS and mapping system that uses the Earths magnetic field and your smartphone. Share: | Windows 8 Goes to Manufacturers in August, Will Ship in October Windows 8, the next major upgrade of Microsoft's operating system for PCs, tablets and laptops, will be released to manufacturers in August and will ship... Share: | Microsoft Tries to Sweeten Office 365 Deal for Partners Microsoft is modifying its Office 365 sales agreement with partners to motivate them to push the product more aggressively, the company announced on Monday. 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