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"There's Gold In Them iPhones: Some kid in his bedroom can make a million bucks just by writing a little application for the Apple phone."
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"The MacBook Air's fatal flaw: Apple's MacBook Air doesn't live up to its wireless promise." CNET News.com 9:28 AM
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"Are iPhone-friendly sites actually a disservice? Whether the iPhone is the biggest selling phone in the world or not, it's certainly become the most publicised. Businesses are clamouring to produce customised versions of their web sites which auto-detect than an iPhone is being used and render content to suit. Yet, are these actually hampering visitors?" iTWire 8:51 AM
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"New iPod In-Ear Headphones reviewed/Apple's best yet: After a false start two years ago, Apple has released a new set of in-ear buds that are finally worth trading up to from the company's own pack-in models and which may well compete against third-party earbuds that are significantly above its price class. We explain why." AppleInsider 5:29 PM
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"Apple challenges Sony and Nintendo: How does Apple plan to sell large quantities of iPods this holiday season in a depressed market already saturated with MP3 players? By repositioning them as high-end game machines." Fortune: Apple 2.0 12/13
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"Hack of the Clones: Why Apple Can't Stop the Copies" ["Friday morning, AppleInsider reported that EFI-X was going to start selling custom-made PCs with the USB dongle included inside. But in a phone interview with Wired.com, EFI-X said it was going to cancel this deal, in fear that Apple would construe this offer -- a computer shipped with a Mac OS X booter -- as a Mac clone. HR&O attorney Eric Overholt said the dongle will likely face legality issues with Apple. He explained Apple could potentially allege piracy and copyright infringement in violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, because the Taiwanese company is essentially copying the Mac BIOS and putting it in a chip (the dongle)."] Wired Blogs 12/13
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"How Many U.S. Jobs Does the Apple iPod Create? The answer: 13,920, including engineering and retail. But there are 27,250 iPod-related jobs created outside the U.S." BusinessWeek 12/13
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"Apple says iPhone is not a phone" DaniWeb 12/13
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"Trouble in
Paradise iTunes Land: The iTunes App Store may be the iPhone's killer app, as USA Today and others have claimed, but its home - the online mega-mall iTunes Store - has hit a few bumps as of late." The Register 12/13
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"Apple Approves More And More Apps" eFluxMedia 12/13
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"The digital home hub is finally happening: It's taken a long time - seven years to be precise - but the promises of Steve Jobs and Bill Gates from 2001 are finally coming true." The Guardian 12/13
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