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Apple?s rumored netbook/tablet to use ARM?s Cortex architecture?  Computerworld’s Seth Weintraub sat down with Bob Morris, director of platform enablement for ARM’s mobile processor group, and came away with a wealth of information on the future plans for the ARM Cortex architecture. Though Morris did not speak directly about Apple, he did provide details that could lead one to theorize that Apple will [...] [..] |
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Apple releases details of September MobileMe upgrade? At the end of October  Since what some might characterize as disastrous beginnings, Apple has been relatively quiet about the MobileMe service it initially billed as the savior of sync. In fact, short of a leaked email from the Jobsinator to his team we’ve basically heard nothing of interest. Apparently that doesn’t mean Apple hasn’t been hard at work repairing [...] [..] |
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| Mobile Search Revenues Projected To Triple. But How? Mobile search revenues are projected to more than triple worldwide in the next six years, from $1.5 billion in 2008 to $4.8 billion in 2013, according to research firm Juniper Research. That's good news for search companies like Google (GOOG) and Yahoo (YHOO), which are counting on the mobile Web as a key source of growth.
But for that to happen, more people need to start using mobile se [..] |
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Apple Responds to Complaints of Sneaky Software Installation Practices  Consider us impressed. Less than a month ago, Mozilla CEO John Lilly made some comments that equated Apple’s sneaky attempts to feed Safari to PC users via ASU, malware. Burn! Apparently Apple is pretty plugged into the blogosphere these days because they’ve responded, and fast. We can’t say that we’re 100% satisfied with the revision, [...] [..] |
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| Should Apple Make More iPhone Games? (AAPL) Leading Apple's (AAPL) best-selling iPhone games list: Apple.
Apple said today that its Texas Hold'em poker game is the most-purchased iPhone/iPod touch game so far, beating games from the likes of Vivendi [..] |
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| Last minute Apple MacBook/MacBook Pro rumors, starts at $899 One of our trusted Apple ninjas just let us know that he/she has found the following pricing in the Apple Store system. They “guarantee” the follow price-points:
$899
$1,299
$1,599
$1,799
$1,999
And two at $2,499
We we told there may be more models (more expensive 17 inch MacBook Pros) but that’s all that is in the system now. We will see [...] [..] |
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Apple looking to re-invent online shopping?  Ever the innovative commercial presence, it looks like Apple is moving towards overhauling the traditional online retail experience. According to MacNN, the company is looking into ways of "Enhancing Online Shopping Atmosphere". According to a patent filed under the same name, Apple is looking towards engineering a shopping environment distinct from today’s "Sterile and iso [..] |
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It Has Begun! iPhone Line Forms At NYC Apple Store (AAPL)  It's a week early, but a handful of people are already in line at the 5th Ave. NYC Apple Store for the new iPhone 3G, which goes on sale next Friday, July 11.
Engadget:
Right now, about ten people have started a line outside of Apple's flagship store on 5th Avenue in New York. Word is that the family at the head of the queue are attempting to break some [..] |
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| Apple iPhone Shortage! 20 Stores Sold Out. 3G Coming Soon? Turns out the iPhone shortage isn't limited to New York Apple stores: Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster called 20 Apple (AAPL) stores nationwide today -- and all of them were sold out of iPhones. In a note, Munster says the le [..] |
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