Saturday, June 2, 2012

IT News Head Lines (CNET) 02/06/2012





iPhone margin twice that of Lumia 900
Nokia Lumia 900 components cost $20 more per device than those in Apple's iPhone 4S. But Nokia's device sells for $200 less. If you're betting on margins, don't hold your breath.
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E3 2012: Don't forget PC gaming
Typically under the E3 radar, current topics in PC gaming will make their presence felt at the show.
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Groupon shares tank as insiders dump stock
This could well be a preview of Facebook's stock when its lockup agreement expires in a few months.
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Aereo case is a struggle for TV broadcasters
Judge concludes preliminary injunction hearing that was hard fought by broadcasters and video service. But will court shut Aereo down?
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What could Apple have up its sleeve for WWDC?
A new version of iOS and new apps for maps and photo sharing may be among the items announced at this month's developers conference, says a Sterne Agee analyst.
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Nano-SIM design gets green light -- but did Apple win?
According to ETSI, it has finally come to an agreement on the Nano-SIM standard. The only issue is, it didn't say which company won.
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RIAA: Google takedown numbers misleading
Google imposes an artificial limit on the amount of requests a copyright owner can make, which means the data it provides on infringing sites is off, the music industry group says.
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Google told by EC to play ball or face a trial
The European Commission is warning Google to change its search methods or the company will be forced into court over antitrust issues.
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Verizon leaps into connected car biz with Hughes buy
The telecommunications provider agreed to spend $612 million in cash to buy Hughes Telematics as it focuses on machine-to-machine connections in cars.
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Friday Poll: Is Facebook mobile enough for you?
In the shadow of a less-than-stunning IPO, Facebook now faces questions about its long-term viability, especially in the face of the onward march of mobile technology.
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