iPhone drives Sprint growth, but drags loss to $1.3B

Sprint Nextel saw the biggest surge in new customers in six years thanks to the iPhone, but that growth came at a hefty price. 

Sprint reported a loss of $1.3 billion, or 43 cents a share. In the year-ago quarter, the company posted a loss of $929 million, or 31 cents a share. The results included a loss of $241 million, or 8 cents a share, due to one-time costs related to asset charges on property, plant, equipment, as well as severance costs, and its investment in Clearwire, which provides Sprint with 4G WiMax service. 

Apple tweaks the fine print behind its iBooks Author software

Following controversy, Apple has made changes to the end user license agreement that binds its iBooks Author software. 

Samsung Scores Win in German Patent Battle With Apple Over Its Tablets

Samsung Electronics is allowed to continue to sell the Galaxy Tab 10.1N, after a regional court in Munich rejected an Apple motion to block sales of the product due to a patent violation, a spokesman at the court said.

First BlackBerry 10 Image Hits The Web

Is this the BlackBerry 10?

BlackBerry fans everywhere have been eagerly anticipating the new BlackBerry 10 smartphone since RIM announced the BlackBerry 10 operating system back in October. Now it looks like a photo of the phone may have been leaked.
The above image was obtained by CrackBerry, and purports to be a photo of the BlackBerry London, the first “Superphone” to run the