Apple Weekly Report: Apple & Burst Make Nice, QuickTime Security, Steve Jobs Rules the Business

December 2nd, 2007 at 2:00 PM - Podcasts by Bryan Chaffin & Jeff Gamet

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Apple and Burst managed to settle their differences over patents, and it only cost Apple $10 million. The iPhone invaded France, Google made a move for the 700MHz wireless spectrum, a QuickTime security flaw reared its ugly head, and it turns out Steve Jobs is the most powerful business person in the world.

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Apple and Burst managed to settle their differences over patents, and it only cost Apple $10 million. The iPhone invaded France, Google made a move for the 700MHz wireless spectrum, a QuickTime security flaw reared its ugly head, and it turns out Steve Jobs is the most powerful business person in the world.

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• Cringely: AT&T's Shot Across Apple's Bow
• Orange Gears Up for France iPhone Launch
• France Telecom: 100,000 iPhones Will be Sold this Year
• Google Goes After 700MHz Wireless Band
• Fortune Names Steve Jobs the Most Powerful Business Person
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