Who has more to fear from Samsung's independence: Apple or Google?

	Court rules MP3 resales illegal | Three Apple patent claims reinstated -- but not one key to $1.05B Samsung suit
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	Who has more to fear from Samsung's independence: Apple or Google? The top Android device maker is showing increasing signs of autonomy, which could affect other mobile players. Read More WHITE PAPER: IntraLinks Download the Cloud Security Deep Dive The scalability of cloud computing depends on sharing resources that were never shared before, creating a new set of risks -- and demanding a new set of security best practices. Cloud computing is a new paradigm that challenges traditional security dogma. Read More In this Issue Court rules MP3 resales illegal Three Apple patent claims reinstated -- but not one key to $1.05B Samsung suit WHITE PAPER: ClickSoftware Completing the Workforce Management Eco-System Circle The paper explores how clients and contractors can work together towards achieving compelling results for both sides. Learn More. Court rules MP3 resales illegal Apple, Amazon, and other aspiring purveyors of secondhand digital goods are likely scrutinizing a federal judge's ruling that ReDigi's online marketplace for reselling legally purchased, "pre-owned" MP3s violates Capitol Records' copyrights. Read More Three Apple patent claims reinstated -- but not one key to $1.05B Samsung suit The USPTO has reinstated three claims in an Apple patent it had earlier said it was minded to reject -- but not the claim involved in Apple's $1.05 billion dollar lawsuit against Samsung, according to documents filed by Samsung with a Californian court on Monday. Read More
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