Apple Inc. Denies Designer Philippe Starck's Claim of 'Revolutionary' Device

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I've been preparing for a look at most intriguing links of the day. I've dug up stuff on Apple Inc. Republican Party and Americans.

OK, let's see who's been writing about Apple? It was www.eweek.com who wrote an article called Apple Denies Designer Philippe Starck's Claim of 'Revolutionary' Device.

What did they say about Apple? Well...:

On the heels of a widely reported interview in French publication Le Figaro, where famous French designer Philippe Starck said he had been tapped by Apple to create, in his words, a revolutionary product that would be unveiled in 8 months, an Apple spokesman threw cold water on the claim, telling the technology blog AllThingsD that Apple and Starck were not collaborating on any new product

and went on to say

Starck may have been referring to a ultra-luxury yacht he had reportedly been designing for Jobs, the report said

Next we have a site that's been talking about GOP - Having Money Provides Freedom To Say Anything.

They wrote:

Because, with Santorum out of the GOP nomination race, Friess said he will shift his support to Mitt Romney and open his coffer to his campaign

... right ...

But why talk about Friess when Santorum folded shop?

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and

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