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Apple's $50 Million 'Butterfly' Keyboard Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement Approved by US Court
Apple's $50 million "butterfly" keyboard class-action lawsuit settlement was approved by a US judge on Thursday. The court spurned challenges to the deal which was announced a year ago, stating that the settlement was "fair, adequate and reasonable."
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'Peacocks Don't Have Sex' Rajasthan Judge's Remark Stumps Twitter
"Peacocks don't have sex". That bizarre remark came from a Rajasthan High Court judge and it kept Twitter hooked to their keyboards for hours.
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Why Is the iPad Pro a 'Computer'? Because Apple's Courting the Business Market
Apple's currently making the case that the iPad Pro, which supports a keyboard and a stylus, is a "computer."
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BlackBerry wins court order to ban Typo from selling iPhone case
The preliminary injunction prohibits Typo from the sale of its keyboard, which is a part of the relief sought by Blackberry.
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German bank employee naps on keyboard, transfers millions
An obviously tired German bank employee fell asleep on his keyboard and accidentally transformed a minor transfer into a 222 million euro ($293 million) order, a court heard on Monday.
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Apple's $50 Million 'Butterfly' Keyboard Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement Approved by US Court
Apple's $50 million "butterfly" keyboard class-action lawsuit settlement was approved by a US judge on Thursday. The court spurned challenges to the deal which was announced a year ago, stating that the settlement was "fair, adequate and reasonable."
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'Peacocks Don't Have Sex' Rajasthan Judge's Remark Stumps Twitter
"Peacocks don't have sex". That bizarre remark came from a Rajasthan High Court judge and it kept Twitter hooked to their keyboards for hours.
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Why Is the iPad Pro a 'Computer'? Because Apple's Courting the Business Market
Apple's currently making the case that the iPad Pro, which supports a keyboard and a stylus, is a "computer."
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BlackBerry wins court order to ban Typo from selling iPhone case
The preliminary injunction prohibits Typo from the sale of its keyboard, which is a part of the relief sought by Blackberry.
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German bank employee naps on keyboard, transfers millions
An obviously tired German bank employee fell asleep on his keyboard and accidentally transformed a minor transfer into a 222 million euro ($293 million) order, a court heard on Monday.
