Here are some juicy tidbits that were revealed in Apple’s Q3 FY12 earnings call by its CEO and CFO.

Apple has posted its earnings for the third fiscal quarter of 2012, with quarterly revenue of $35 billion. It sold 26 million iPhones and 17 million iPads this quarter.

Apple will report Q3 FY12 earnings on July 24. While iPhone sales growth may have slowed down, iPad sales are supposed to drive revenue growth.

Amazon may be planning to launch more than five different variants of the Kindle Fire 2, all with different display sizes, including a 10 inch model.

Kodak lost a patent case against Apple and Research in Motion, as the presiding judge ruled that the patent in question, related to previewing images with a digital camera, was invalid.

An UK court has instructed Apple to run newspaper ads and publish notices stating that Samsung didn’t copy the iPad’s design for its Tab.

Google may be making a healthy profit on each Nexus 7 unit sold after all. It is most definitely not taking a hit, as the gross margins seem to be around 24% to 36%.

Samsung is reportedly working on a Windows RT tablet to take on the iPad and hedge its bets on the Android platform.

Amazon is expected to launch the Kindle Fire 2 in Q3 2012, with an improved display and better hardware than the Kindle Fire. It will compete with the Google Nexus 7 and the rumored Apple iPad Mini.

Google has once again re-listed the Galaxy Nexus back on the Play Store after the court temporarily decided to lift the ban on the sale of the handset in the States.

Thanks to the stupid patent war, the Galaxy Nexus has been removed for sale from the Google Play Store. Samsung and Google, however, are working on an OTA update that will remove the universal search and avoid the sales ban.

The Google Nexus 7 tablet announcement has sparked off yet another set of iPad Mini rumors. We’d take them with a ton of salt though.

Kodak’s patent auction has been approved by a US bankruptcy court. They should provide enough ammunition for the next round of the patent wars.

Apple has settled a China “iPad” trademark dispute with Proview for $60 million

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