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AppleInsider: “Apple Computer’s new line of Intel-based Macs remain strong sellers this month, with “solid” demand for not only the company’s iMac and MacBook Pro offerings but also the Mac mini, according to a new research note from UBS Investment Research.” More …
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The Associated Press reports that Apple Computer Inc. is entitled to use the apple logo on its iTunes Music Store, a judge ruled Monday, rejecting a suit filed by Apple Corps Ltd., the guardian of The Beatles’ commercial interests. “Apple Corps, which contended that the U.S. company had broken a 1991 agreement in which each side agreed not to enter into the other’s field of business, said it would appeal. Judge Edward Mann ruled that Apple Computer used the fruit logo in association with the store, not the music, and thus did not breach the agreement.” More …