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Editor's note: How valuable have Apple's secrets become? Find out in Larry Dignan's article about a recent insider trading probe. Also, learn why one blogger says you may not want to give an iPad as a gift this holiday season. - Jason

Apple's stock surge makes its secrets a big target

A massive insider trading probe focused on expert networks illustrates just how valuable Apple's secrets---product roadmaps, new features and forecasts---have become. Read more

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Featured multimedia

 

Kensington PowerBack

Bill Detwiler looks at the Kensington PowerBack--an Apple iPad case with built-in battery and kickstand. View on site

Samsung Profile, in pictures

We outline and judge the design of the Samsung Profile for U.S. Cellular. View on site



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