Snap a photo at an Apple Store, end up in an art exhibit

It’s a common scene. You walk into an Apple Store and what do you see? Eight school kids who, instead of heading home, grabbed an...
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Rumor: iOS 5.1 coming March 9th

By snooping around a bit, the folks at Your Daily Mac have found some evidence that March 9th might be the planned launch for iOS...
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Google and Microsoft combined aren’t worth as much as Apple

Not only has Apple been making insanely high profits, but the stock market has been paying attention. The AAPL stock has continued upward at such...
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The state of Apple’s ecosystem lock-in, and where we’re at today

Every couple of months articles crop up on the Internet calling Apple’s ecosystem a “walled garden” or a “golden cage” (1, 2, 3). These articles...
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Get ready to sell that iPad 2, the iPad 3 to be announced in March

It’s that time of year again. The new iPad is likely just around the corner. If you believe All Things D, Apple is getting ready...
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FBI releases 191 page file on Steve Jobs, complete with presidential considerations

The FBI has just dropped a slightly censored 191 page copy of their file on Steve Jobs. The file includes quite a few interesting trails...
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Go back in time with some Apple II and Apple IIgs game ROMS

It’s time to get nostalgic. A website dedicated to Apple II and Apple IIgs ROMS has come across our desk today. Sure, it’s probably not...
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I’ve seen the future of iOS and OS X, and it starts with iLife

In a recent well-thought out article about the iOS-ification of OS X, Frederico Viticci states, “This transition obviously started years ago, and in retrospect it’s...
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Apple wags its finger at companies gaming App Store charts

It’s well known that some shady developers use less-than-tasteful tactics to get their apps to the top of the charts on the App Store. Turns...
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Apple teaming up with the cute Beatle for a free streaming concert

Hey Beatlemaniacs! The “Sir” Beatle and Apple are teaming up to stream a live performance directly to iTunes and Apple TV. Considering all of the...
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Apple tells the EU that it’s time for FRAND licensing changes in the mobile industry

If you’ve been paying attention, you’ve probably realized that there’s been a lot of lawsuits being thrown around in the mobile arena over unapproved patent...
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Sprint gains 720,000 new customers from simply carrying the iPhone last quarter

Sprint announced on Wednesday that it has sold 1.8 million iPhones during the first quarter in which the iPhone has been available on the network....
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Is Apple changing the search engine game? Wolfram Alpha queries dominated by Siri.

The New York Times has an awesome article and interview up on its website that features Stephen Wolfram, the founder of the search engine Wolfram...
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China, of all countries, potentially fining Apple for trademark infringement

It looks like Apple’s now potentially in legal trouble in China due to trademark infringement claims by Proview Technology Shenzehen. According to the company, and...
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The Globe and Mail gets in on Apple rumors, states Rogers, Bell have an Apple Television

Just when you thought Apple rumors were getting out of hand, we’re now getting reports from major news outlets that Rogers, and Bell already have...
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Spyder releases iOS color calibration app for photographers

Datacolor, the creators of the Spyder color calibrating device for monitors and televisions, has released an iOS application to assist in color correcting your photos...
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Analyst has iPad’s market dominance set to expand

Deutsche Bank’s Chris Whitmore has taken note of Apple’s increasing competitive advantage with the iPad. He’s done the simple math of combining tablet sales with...
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Piper Jaffray analyst says Apple in talks with manufacturers for TV screens

This Apple Television rumor just won’t die. Steven Musil at CNET is reporting that the oft-quoted Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster says that Apple is...
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