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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Want Siri on your iPhone 4? Too bad, but Sara works. Wait, what?

“Sara, fetch me some coffee.” Nope, you’re not reading that wrong. Apparently some people are so in love with the idea of Siri that they’ve...
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Rumor: iPad 3 casings emerge, looks like the real deal

With rumors swirling that the iPad 3 is just going to be a specification bump, along with a Retina display, and some other under-the-hood upgrades,...
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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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Double Fine crowd sources funding for new adventure game, likely coming to OS X and iOS

Double Fine, the company behind such beloved games as Psychonauts and Brütal Legend, has decided to crowd source their funding of a brand new adventure...
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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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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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First Look: Tweetbot for iPad

Good news, tweeps! Tweetbot, the incredibly popular Twitter client made by the folks at Tapbots, is now available for the iPad. Right next to the...
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Scratch that Apple itch with this Apple inspired iPhone speaker

Miniature iPhone speaker company Motz has created a nifty little wooden Apple logo-inspired speaker for your favorite iDevice. The speaker is 100% hand crafted, and...
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Apple notifies iOS developers to submit Retina screenshots, end of 3GS sales?

Today Apple sent out a notification to iPhone developers, informing them to begin submitting Retina resolution screenshots of 960×480 pixels with future app submissions and...
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HoverBar attaches your iPad to your monitor

Innovative iPad accessories just keep on coming. This time, Twelve South, the makers of such great products as the PlugBug, has made an iPad stand...
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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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Study asks, what crashes more, iOS or Android apps?

What crashes more, iOS apps or Android apps? That’s the question being asked by Crittercism these days in its study that spanned 23 iOS operating...
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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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Apps of the Week: Wunderkit, Showyou and Wunderkit again!

It’s Friday, and that means it’s time to take a look at some awesome apps for each platform: iPhone, iPad, and Mac OS. Today, we’re...
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Next point of infiltration: Apple wants to tackle our fitness level with real-time competitions?

Apple seems to always be on the lookout for a new industry to infiltrate. Its latest foray has been the education industry with the release...
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Avid Studio for iPad smokes iMovie for iOS

Thursday, film and video post-production software company Avid released Avid Studio for iPad. Currently available for $4.99 (introductory price, soon to be $7.99), it’s a clear...
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Images claim iPad 3 will have an A6 quad-core processor with LTE support

It’s February and that can only mean one thing: even more rumors of the iPad 3. Some can be thrown out the second they reach...
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