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Telus Corp ( TU ), Canada’s second largest telecom carrier, has officially announced the launch date and pricing of Apple ’s ( AAPL ) iPhone (3G and 3GS). The company will commence selling the highly popular device on Nov 5, 2009. Moreover, Telus will also unveil its new HSPA (high speed packet access) based 3G wireless networks on the same day to support the iPhone launch. Telus will sell iPhone 3G (8GB) for $99.99 with a 3-year contract and for $599.99 without any contract. The company ha

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Here’s something Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) could adopt. Just like you see the current day on the ever-fresh Calendar icon, we could also have such an icon for the Weather app.…

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Nokia ( NYSE: NOK ) is suing Apple for infringing on up to 10 of Nokia’s patents with the iPhone. And, it seems Apple ( NSDQ: AAPL ) could get hit with as much as $1 billion in damages related to their alleged patent infringement. Sounds crazy, but it might just happen. Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster estimates that Nokia will seek damages of around $200-$400 million – assessed at $6-$12 for each of the 34 million iPhones sold to date. But, that might be Apple’s best case scenario if a ju

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On October 30 China Unicom (Hong Kong) Ltd. ( (ADR) NYSE: CHU ) will begin selling Apple Inc.’s ( NASDAQ: AAPL ) iPhone to its customers BUT it will be missing an important feature: WiFi connectivity. Per negotiations with Chinese regulators Apple was forced to disable the phone’s WiFi capabilities in order to be sold on the mainland. Of course, as the history of the iPhone demonstrates, end users will always find a way to “modify” a restricted device to do exactly what they want. So it is

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Apple Inc. ( AAPL ) is set to release its earnings on Oct. 19. We expect the company to report strong results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2009, and therefore raise our price target to $200. Apple has undergone a total turnaround. The first nine months of 2009 is evidence of this trend, as both revenue and earnings exhibited growth, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate and the company’s own guidance. For the fourth quarter of 2009, Apple expects revenue in the range of $8.7 – $8.9 billi

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While Apple’s (AAPL) iPhone has brought AT&T (T) lots of new customers, it hasn’t brought the company big profits, CNET reports. AT&T doesn’t break even on an iPhone until the 17th month of a 24 month contract, because of the fat subsidy AT&T provides, and the needed upgrades to its network. Though the figure is not public, AT&T is rumored to subsidize each phone by at least $300. The effort to keep their network in step with demand has apparently slashed the company’s pr

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Will Corporate America take the next big bite into Apple’s ( AAPL ) iPhone ? Maynard Um, a UBS tech analyst, upgraded Apple from neutral to buy on Oct. 2. Um’s new price target is $265, up from $170. His reasons include the stickiness of the Apple store along with new strategic partnerships. But what caught my eye is this interesting point: the iPhone is gaining traction in the corporate world with 19 of the biggest 100 companies using iPhones. Um does not think iPhones will displac

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