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	QuickPoll: Should Apple be forced to show Samsung its next iPhone, iPad? Samsung has asked a federal judge to make Apple provide it with samples of its next-generation mobile devices. In May, Apple demanded and was granted that Samsung reveal several of its newest smartphones and tablets as part of an ongoing lawsuit. Should Apple be forced to show Samsung its next iPhone and iPad? Read More In this Issue QuickPoll: Has MacDefender diminished Mac's security luster? QuickPoll: Can Intel beat ARM in the mobile chip wars? QuickPoll: Has MacDefender diminished Mac's security luster? After taking public criticism for not publicly responding, Apple has promised an update for Mac OS X that will delete MacDefender -- the first professional-looking scareware to target Macs -- and warn when people first download the bogus program. Has MacDefender diminished the Mac's security luster? Read More QuickPoll: Can Intel beat ARM in the mobile chip wars? Intel is throwing its might into the mobile market against ARM, but analysts note that the PC chip giant might have a fight on its hands. Can Intel ultimately unseat ARM? Read More
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