Apple's U.S. Mac-making plan would create 200 jobs -- report
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Weekend Highlights: Los Angeles Times recaps Tim Cook interviews which Chris O'Brien says "underscored the difference in both style and substance" between Cook and Jobs; trio of Bloomberg writers analyze Cook's pledge to invest in building Macs in the US suggesting only 200 jobs would be created; and an unlikely partnership of Apple and Google making $500 million+ bid on Kodak's vast patent portfolio, and could lead to "a somewhat less litigious atmosphere in the future"; Gordon Kelly at Trusted Reviews says Apple may continue roll as "arch puppet master", but hopes Tim Cook's approach may "give a little slack on the strings"; NBC posts the full interview with Tim Cook; transcripts available at the Los Angeles Times, 9 to 5 Mac; Cook says the television is of intense interest to the company, tells Brian Williams no one should bet against Apple, Forbes' Anthony Kosner suggests though, that Cook mutes the real issues, while fellow Forbes writer Connie Guglielmo has ten follow up questions for Cook; the Associated Press says Apple's "softer side" is emerging; from the Albany Times Union comes word of top-secret talks that Apple, chip suppliers are looking to area for chip factory; WSJ on Apple's power within; MacStories maps out Apple's retail expansion; Judge Koh says Apple/Samsung spat feels like she's in Groundhog Day; Jonny Evans doesn't see a realistic scenario where the two companies will have patent peace; Horace Dediu on "the real threat" posed to Apple by Samsung; there is a hint in Microsoft's Hotmail-to-outlook.com push that a Mac client is in the works; whether Tim Cook's USA manufacturing comments are symbolic or not, hope is that other companies will step up and make it happen; Chuck Jones at Forbes analyzes Chitika's November report comparing iPad ad impressions against unit market share; Pepsi promo launched, to use Passbook; where do Apple's glass projects go from here?; if you were hoping your new 27" iMac would be under your Christmas tree, unfortunately you'll have to wait until January; the 21.5" model reviewed at Macworld, and Ars Technica which says the new box has taken two steps forward, but one back; PC Advisor reviews the 13" MacBook Pro; do you find reading text a little difficult on your iPad mini?; CNET's Maggie Reardon on whether malware should factor into the iPhone vs. Android debate; and Macworld's Chris Breen and Melissa Perenson debate iPad mini versus the Nexus 7.
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