Today’s Top Posts: Review: iPhone 3G CrunchGear Live Podcast, 1:00 Eastern Wii passes Xbox 360 to take top spot in U.S. sales Super Mario Brothers as a sexual signifier: How did they know? Citizen Engineer: GSM More info about MobileEdge TSA-friendly laptop cases In-car video camera with GPS, Google Earth playback Creative ZEN Krystal features built-in pedometer Reminder: Samsung Use Your Instinct Contest New […]
Today’s Top Posts:
- Review: iPhone 3G
- CrunchGear Live Podcast, 1:00 Eastern
- Wii passes Xbox 360 to take top spot in U.S. sales
- Super Mario Brothers as a sexual signifier: How did they know?
- Citizen Engineer: GSM
- More info about MobileEdge TSA-friendly laptop cases
- In-car video camera with GPS, Google Earth playback
- Creative ZEN Krystal features built-in pedometer
- Reminder: Samsung Use Your Instinct Contest
- New mobile ‘Guitar Hero III: Backstage Pass’ game
Motorola, upset that one of its former executives might be violating a no-compete clause in his contract, has sued him for going to work at Apple with the iPhone as an executive in sales. The contention isn’t just sour grapes, states Moto, but that the exec, Michael Fenger, has intimate knowledge of Motorola’s “trade secrets and customer relationships”. But let’s be clear here: The people who settled for a free RAZR are not the people waiting in like for the iPhone. We’ll see what happen. Non-compete suits are usually pretty cut and dry, but this one could get interesting, if not humorous. [
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