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Music

Submission + - Luxpro sues Apple for damages and "power abuse

Dystopian Rebel writes: The Financial Times reports that Taiwanese company Luxpro (discussed on Slashdot last year) intends to sue Apple for US$100 m for "lost revenue caused by Apple's abuse of their global power." In 2005, Apple had obtained an injunction against Luxpro's Super Shuffle/Super Tangent but the Taiwanese Supreme Court has overturned the injunction, opening the door to Luxpro's legal action.

From the article: "The {Luxpro} product had almost the same measurements and weight, came in a white plastic casing and had similar buttons on the front. Its name, Super Shuffle, also closely resembled the original."

The Luxpro product has OLEDs on it but visit your optometrist immediately if you don't see other similarities.

Apple has since changed the design of the Shuffle significantly.
Education

Submission + - US classrooms torn between science and religion

Dystopian Rebel writes: A New Jersey public-school history teacher was recorded telling his students that they "belong in Hell" if they do not accept Jesus. The teacher, who is also a Baptist Pastor, lied later when we was asked by the school principle what he said to the students. Unfortunately for this dodge, a student recorded the teacher's "lesson". Neither the teacher nor the school is reported to have offered an apology. We've seen several articles about religion on Slashdot recently: Ubergeek Richard Dawkins continues to stir the primordial soup. This is a disturbing example of what can and will happen if we let silly people prate their nonsense unchallenged. Soon you'll have Creationist museums that... oh wait...

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