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Apple is censoring music
Tests by Mashable.com have confirmed that Apple Inc. has been censoring a number of rap songs using its iTunes Match service.
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67 Million Tablets Sold
Strategy Analytics is reporting that 67 million tablets were sold worldwide in 2011. The Android platform had a record 39% of the world’s share, selling 26.8 million units.
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App of the Week: The Mars Images App
A
new app developed by NASA allows anyone to see the latest images from
their Mars Rover called “Opportunity.” Still traveling around on the
surface of the planet, this app allows the user to see pictures from
Mars. You can browse older images from their archives, view photos in
full screen mode, and can even email any image to anyone on …
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Apple's iOS Is Getting Music Unlimited
Music Unlimited has just announced that its music service will now be available for iOS devices. This cloud-based streaming service has a catalog of 15 million songs and is owned by Sony. Read More
Is Apple Really at CES This Year?
Apple has chosen not to represent themselves officially at CES year after year with a booth or presentation. But 250 employees from Apple have registered to attend this year’s show.
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Gadget of the Week: The Ultrabook
The
talk of CES this year is centered on the Ultrabook. These laptop-like
devices are the new competitor to Apple’s MacBook Air.
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Mobile App Training Introduced by Google
This past week, Google introduced a new beta program called Android Training. The purpose of this new program is to help mobile developers create better apps for all Android operating systems.
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App of the Week: Thanksgiving Day Parade App
In
celebration of the 85th Anniversary of Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,
the department store has announced the very first app for the world
famous parade. Users will be about to see the parade lineup, inflation
information, a map of the route, tourist destinations along the parade
route, and even a real time participant tracker.
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The 4G Network Lacks Clarity, Says A New Study
In-Stat, a marketing research firm, reported last week that a recent study of theirs shows that 75% of 1,200 consumers surveyed want the 4G network on their smartphone. The problem is that the same survey shows these consumers do not know what 4G is and who would be the best carrier for the service.
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Apple disappoints Wall Street with quarterly results, but that's temporary
Sales of the previous-generation iPhones were 17.1 million units in Apple's fiscal Q3, below the expectations of many analysts. But new CEO Tim Cook predicts strong results from the new iPhone 4S for this new quarter.
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Facebook's new app for the iPad is out, after nearly two years in development
Wired magazine says "for anyone suffering from the the visual overload of Facebook's web iteration, rife with font chaos and realtime Ticker updates....the new Facebook app for iPad offers immediate relief." The app right-sizes fonts and make for what Wired calls "more pleasing navigation" of Facebook pages. The app was delayed by both R&D work and…
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Apple's Steve Jobs dies at 56
The Apple co-founder revolutionized the world of the consumer and the computer user with the Macintosh, the iPod, the iPhone and the iPad. He also revolutionized the movie business, with a division of Lucasfilm named Pixar.
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Apple announces a new iOS 5 system – but no new iPhone 5
New Apple CEO Tim Cook previewed an improved iPhone 4S, with new "Siri" voice recognition technology and a better camera, says the San Jose Mercury News. But despite the speculation, Cook didn't show off a next-generation iPhone 5, and that was bad for Apple stock ("AAPL").
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Google Voted Most Attractive Employer
The employer branding company Universum has released a study of more than 160,000 people showing that Google Inc. is the right place to work.
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iTunes Music and iBooks Finally Reaches EU
Apple Inc. has announced it is has finally opened stores in twelve eastern European Union countries this month.
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Apple Opens Hong Kong Store (For Real)
This past Saturday, Apple Inc. opened its first store in Hong Kong.
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App of the Week: Mint
This app is a virtual money-manager. Mint will track your annual income, all the spending that you do and all the investments that you make.
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Apple’s new iCloud to offer both downloads and streams
That feature, reported by TechCrunch writer MG Siegler, is a surprise. Siegler says “during the iCloud unveiling in June, Apple didn’t say a word about streaming", an omission that disappointed many observers.
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Shocker from Apple: Steve Jobs to step down as CEO
The visionary who revived the company when he returned as CEO in 1997 has been on medical leave since January. Here is his statement today: "August 24, 2011–To the Apple Board of Directors and the Apple Community:"I have always said if there ever came a day when I could no longer meet my duties and expectations as Apple’s CEO, I would be the first …
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Android parent Google pays $12.5 billion for handset maker Motorola Mobility
The deal carries two attractive features for Google: It can now directly manufacture its own smartphone handsets, instead of having to license its popular Android technology to others. And it buys a large portfolio of patents held by Motorola, which better arm it to fight what many are calling "the patent wars." The Wall Street Journal says "the de…
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