(The Verge)
Despite a ruling that some of Samsung's proposed evidence was inadmissible, the South Korea-based firm released the info to the press anyway, earning the company a frowny face from Judge Lucy Koh. Wait until she hears about that non-refundable skywriter Samsung hired.
(9to5Mac)
Next time you buy a Mac, you'll have the option to pick up iWork for your brand new computer. Apple's now offering Keynote, Pages, and Numbers as $20 each add-ons; that's the same price they go for in the Mac App Store. Cue the inevitable of an indignant user who thinks he needs to pay $20 extra just to type numbers.
(GigaOm)
According to a mobile analytics company, almost two-thirds of the App Store's programs have no downloads and no ranking. Also, there are apparently 1899 flashlight apps, so if you're quick I'm sure your mom would be proud.
(iLounge)
More rumors of , this time coupled with a Bluetooth 4 improvement that might let your iOS devices and Macs communicate in a more useful fashion. Which I'm all for, because sometimes I worry my iMac and my iPad get lonely when I'm not home.
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- Twelve South has revamped its shelf accessory for the iMac, adding vertical support pegs, built-in cable management rails, and the option to use BackPack as a front-facing shelf. $35.