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Category Archives: Apple
Iphone 4 Backup
You can use iTunes to sync content on your computer (such as music, applications, podcasts, videos, ringtones, photos, notes, email account settings, contacts, calendars, and bookmarks) with your iPhone or iPod touch (Note: Some content is available only on iPhone … Continue reading
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Tagged account settings, backup solution, calendars, credentials, email account, exceptions, iphone, ipod touch, itunes, keychain, mac os x, music applications, os x, parenthesis, passcode, passwords, photos, sync, time machine, touch screen
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NEW Apple TV could replace cable TV
Apple (AAPL) failed to make a case Wednesday that Apple TV could replace cable TV. Instead, it did something smarter: It introduced an Apple TV that consumers will want alongside their cable boxes. Which, for the first time, is a … Continue reading
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Apple Store downtown much-anticipated iPhone4
Elena Sidorova, 43, and her family have only three days to visit Montreal before returning to their native Moscow, but they took part of their afternoon yesterday to join about 20 people waiting in front of the Apple Store downtown … Continue reading
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‘Nightmare’ start for iPhone 4′s latest launch
Hundreds of customers in New Zealand and Hong Kong were turned away empty-handed on Friday as the second phase of the Apple iPhone 4′s global launch got off to a “nightmare” start. The iconic US company has sold more than … Continue reading
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Apple MacBook Air A1304
The MacBook Air is a product that lives on the margins. It’s the slowest laptop–indeed, the slowest computer–in the Mac line. It omits many features that are standard on other Mac laptops, such as multiple USB ports, FireWire ports, an … Continue reading
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Tagged air, air models, Apple, apple laptop, apple laptops, backlit keyboard, drive, GHz, inch widescreen, lightest laptop, line model, Mac, mac laptop, mac laptops, mac line, macbook, Netbooks, odd duck, optical drive, processor, size keyboard, slow performance, solid state drive, top of the line, ultrathin, USB, usb port, usb ports
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The MacBook Air Windows-based mini-notebooks
The MacBook Air, despite its ultra-thin, eye-grabbing design, has never been one of Apple’s top draws. Too pricey for mainstream buyers–even after the Apple lowered the introductory price from $1800 to $1500–the oh-so-stylish portable has become the anorexic black sheep … Continue reading
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Tagged adamo, air, air model, Apple, Apple CEO, Apple COO, apple management, black sheep, Business, copycat, corporate execs, digitimes, display, earnings conference, experien, introductory price, iphone, iphone 4, ipod touch, macbook, megapixel camera, mini notebooks, niche market, notebook, senior analyst, Steve Jobs, Tim Cook, TODAY, U.K.
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Growing problems with the iPhone 4′s antenna
After a brutal PR hit this week from both Consumer Reports and late-night comedians, Apple today will lay out its plans to fix its growing problems with the iPhone 4′s antenna. Apple executives must “clear the air, be very upfront … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple CEO, apple executives, apple users, associate dean, bad publicity, bloomberg news, charles schumer, consumer reports, creative strategies, hardware problem, harvard business school, iphone, iphone 4, night comedians, richard doherty, sen charles schumer, tim bajarin, usa today, wall street journal, yoffie
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iPod Touch details features the next generation
The latest Apple rumor is that a new iPod Touch will arrive in September. As the UK retailer John Henry said we can expect an iPhone 4 inspired device with front camera, video chat and a top. But like all … Continue reading
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Tagged according to john, Apple, apple rumor, apple users, battery life, bps, camera, Google, great news, gyroscope, internet use, iphone, iphone 4, iPod, ipod nano, John Henry, Nano, new ipod touch, report doesn, retina, Steve Jobs, style data, touch, U.K., UK, uk retailer, Video, wi fi
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Apple iPhone 4G, rumors and features
If you enjoy a good mobile comparison between new technology, you should take a look at the burgeoning industry of “4G” mobile technology. Two smartphones and maybe more are entering this realm of WiMaX ( 4G ) and they are … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Apple OS, apps, available memory, boon, brink, clearwire, Evo, G. It, Google, htc, iphone, iphone 4g, iphones, megahertz processor, microsd card, mobile technology, mobile world, Model, new technology, old enemies, Read, screen, short space, smartphones, summer, wimax
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iPhone OS 4.0
Apple has finally unveiled the fourth iteration of the iPhone OS which promises to add 100 new features for the iPhone and the iPod Touch mobile devices. Source: Wikipedia The software platform also paves the way for the next iPhone … Continue reading
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Tagged acquisition, Apple, hardware demands, iad, introduction, iphone, iPod, ipod touch, iteration, mobile advertising, mobile devices, multitasking capabilities, new features, platform, platforms, quite some time, smartphones, software platform, Steve Jobs, summer availability, touch, wikipedia, worldwide developer conference
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The good and the bad IPAD Apple
The weeks and weeks of speculation are over. Now, let the weeks and weeks of nitpicking begin. As you’ve undoubtedly heard, Apple has officially unveiled the iPad, its tablet-style computer, media player, e-reader, web-surfing thingamajig. The first models will land … Continue reading
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iPad is an overgrown iPhone
Even if the iPad is an overgrown iPhone, that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Putting netbook comparisons aside, it’s certainly a tempting play thing. Yesterday I argued that the iPad is the Recreational Vehicle of computing – the equivalent of … Continue reading
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Playing game in iPAD – advantage and cons
Apple’s new iPad is a game changer for publishing, education and other sectors, including Canada’s wireless carriers that could find consumers snapping up the device that Apple is selling without having it locked into any network service. It could take … Continue reading
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