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Monday, October 19th, 2009
Apple seems to have missed the memo that there is a recession on:
“The New York Times’ Brad Stone reports that Apple announced boffo earnings for the just-concluded third quarter: Net income was up to $1.67 billion, a 47 percent increase over the comparable quarter last year. The company sold more computers — 3.05 million — [...]
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Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009
CNET writer Elinor Mills has been having trouble with using her iPhone in the AT&T network recently, and decided to do something about it. It seems to be happening especially in cities, where AT&T’s systems are overtaxed and can’t handle the call and data volume.
She writes in “AT&T takes the phone out of the [...]
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Friday, August 28th, 2009
Someone I know has terrible luck with iPhones – first his 3G got cracked in the screen, and then when he reverted to his old first-gen, the touch screen stopped working, but only at the bottom where it says “slide to unlock.”
But can he get it repaired? The iPod Touch has a 1-year limited [...]
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Thursday, August 20th, 2009
For the true Mac addict who can’t bear to part from their iPhones, here is the iPhone soap. Now you can put your not-so-waterproof phone down and pick up another to scrub your body. And guess what? It’s apple-scented. Clever, guys.
via Apartment Therapy Unplugged
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Thursday, August 13th, 2009
iPods and iPhones have long evolved from being just music playback devices. With high pixel density and high quality screens, the iPod is way past its photo phase and is in full-blown game and media mode. But it takes a bit of creativity and genius to recognize the iPod Touch as a release platform for [...]
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Friday, July 31st, 2009
In a move expected to revolutionize the mobile device industry, Apple launched its fastest and most powerful iPhone to date Tuesday, an innovative new model that can only be seen by the company’s hippest and most dedicated customers.
“I am proud today to introduce to those who really, truly deserve it, our most incredible iPhone yet,” [...]
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Thursday, July 23rd, 2009
Touch screens that track two fingers will soon seem basic. At least if you compare them with the multitouch-sensor ClearPad 3000 Series, recently announced by Santa Clara, Calif.-based Synaptics.
The transparent sensor tracks up to 10 simultaneous finger touches–we assume that should cover most uses–making possible complex multifinger gestures such as closing an application by “crumpling” [...]
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Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
Secrecy at Apple has often been likened to that of the CIA. We’ve heard plenty of stories about Apple employees getting fired for leaking secrets, but imagine how much pressure is on the company’s partners to keep products hush hush. A Chinese publication reports that a 25-year-old employee of Foxconn, who manufactures Apple’s iPhones in Taiwan, [...]
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Friday, July 10th, 2009
Do you find yourself craving the latest iPhone, Blackberry, or the new Pre? Take a moment and ask yourself why. Why do you want that new toy? How much do you know about it besides “it’s cool, has a touch screen, and checks my email”?
According to a survey commissioned by Best Buy Mobile, although [...]
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Wednesday, July 8th, 2009
Yesterday I posted about an iPhone app that helps you locate London Tube stations from the street, and wished for a New York City app. Well, looks like there is one, but not from the same makers.
As a NYC resident and chronic user of the MTA Subway system, I have a problem. When I get [...]
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