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Publishers frustrated as Apple blocks iPad subscriptions |
| 2 |
Apple discontinues 24, 30-inch Cinema Displays for 27-inch
model |
| 3 |
Best Buy rumored to give out free iPhone 4 antenna covers |
| 4 |
Microsoft officially unveils key Office 2011 for Mac features |
| 5 |
Apple's newly updated Mac desktops feature only ATI graphics |
| 6 |
Review: Apple's new Magic Trackpad |
| 7 |
Millions of Android users hit by malicious data theft app |
| 8 |
After 6 weeks of "real usage," Mossberg stands by
his initial verdict of the iPhone 4 |
| 9 |
Teardown of Apple's Magic Trackpad reveals tightly packed thin
design |
| 10 |
Apple's future iPhones may offer 3D recording of places,
objects |
| 11 |
Rather than clone Apple's iPad, Amazon sticks with e-ink for
new Kindle |
| 12 |
Study finds 14% of free iPhone apps can snoop contacts |
| 13 |
Norway's largest paper: iPhone 4 Antennagate is a US problem |
| 14 |
Australia's Telstra awards iPhone 4 "Blue Tick" for
superior reception |
| 15 |
Apple job listing hints at 'revolutionary' new Mac OS X 10.7
feature |
| 16 |
Steve Ballmer: 'Apple sold more iPads than I'd like them to
sell' |
| 17 |
Unboxing: Apple's mid-2010 iMac has changes on the inside |
| 18 |
Android leader Motorola still well behind Apple's iPhone |
| 19 |
Australian paper says iPhone 4 antenna is no problem |
| 20 |
Apple's iOS now uses its own Maps location databases |
| 21 |
News Corp. considers news organization devoted to iPad, other
tablets |
| 22 |
RIM plans to counter Apple's iPad with 'Blackpad' in November |
| 23 |
UK using iPad to train soldiers for Afghan operations |
| 24 |
Stanford School of Medicine equipping students with Apple's
iPad |
| 25 |
Security experts release software to attack Android phones |
| 26 |
Apple sues "inferior quality" iPod, iPhone and iPad
accessory makers |
| 27 |
OWC offers solution to add eSATA to new 27-inch iMacs |
| 28 |
Rape charges dropped after deleted messages recovered from
iPhone |
| 29 |
Magazine publishers frustrated with Apple over subscriptions
in iPad apps |
| 30 |
Canalys: iPad propels Apple into worldwide top five PC vendors
in Q210 |
| 31 |
OWC announces memory upgrades up to 16GB for new mid-2010
Apple iMacs |
| 32 |
Study: iPad owners are 'selfish elites'; critics are
'independent geeks' |
| 33 |
Hands-on with Apple's new Magic Trackpad |
| 34 |
Analyst sees RIM unveiling 'iPhone killer' next week |
| 35 |
The new muscle inside Apple's new iMac and Mac Pro lines |
| 36 |
AMD kicks NVIDIA out of the iMac for the foreseeable future |
| 37 |
Apple agrees to honor incorrectly priced Mac mini orders in
Taiwan, but limits one per customer |
| 38 |
Apple investigates reports of issues with iOS 4 on iPhone 3G |
| 39 |
Apple may finally be past white iPhone 4 obstacles |
| 40 |
Mossberg: iPhone 4 the best of the super-smartphones, except
for U.S. voice calls on AT&T |
| 41 |
Millions of Android phone users slammed by malicious data
theft app |
| 42 |
When Closed Is Better Than Open: Apple vs. Google |
| 43 |
Magic Trackpad teardown shows Apple really sweated the details |
| 44 |
Apple hit with class action lawsuit because iPad does not work
'just like a book' as claimed |
| 45 |
FOX News: Apple is the new religion, say academics |
| 46 |
Long line of 'iPhone killers' not so effective |
| 47 |
U.S. President Obama conducts demo on Apple MacBook Pro (with
video) |
| 48 |
Rush Limbaugh: Apple's iPhone didn't need a tax credit, why
does Obama Motors' Chevy Volt? |
| 49 |
Nintendo DS sales crashing due to popularity of Apple's iPod
touch |
| 50 |
Microsoft's Ballmer: 'Apple has sold more iPads than I'd like
them to sell' |
| 51 |
Apple's revolutionary iPad infiltrates hospitals |
| 52 |
Sprint's 'Peel' jacket could provide 3G wireless access to
Apple iPod touch |
| 53 |
Apple corporate job listing mentions 'revolutionary' new Mac
OS X 10.7 feature |
| 54 |
Australia's Telstra gives Apple iPhone 4 award for 'best
coverage performance' |
| 55 |
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion registers 'BlackPad.com' |
| 56 |
UAE: RIM's BlackBerry data handling violates the law |
| 57 |
Wired: Google, CIA Invest in 'future' of Web monitoring |
| 58 |
Psystar files legal reply brief in response to Apple |
| 59 |
Apple may soon pass Exxon to become the most valuable U.S.
company |
| 60 |
Porn industry sees opportunity in Apple iPhone 4's FaceTime
video chat |
| 61 |
UK soldiers use iPad app to train for Afghan operations |
| 62 |
UK soldiers use iPad app to train for Afghan operations |
| 63 |
Daily Telegraph reviews iPhone 4: Not just a slight
improvement over iPhone 3GS, a massive jump |
| 64 |
OmniFocus for iPad released; professional task management with
iPhone, Mac sync |
| 65 |
Jim Cramer: Tech's worst CEO? No, not Ballmer, it's Michael
Dell |
| 66 |
Apple quietly settles with patent troll, promptly gets hit by
new one |
| 67 |
Should Apple buy Infineon? |
| 68 |
Our free iPhone 4 Bumpers just arrived from Apple |
| 69 |
Why Microsoft and HP will never catch Apple |
| 70 |
Ars Technica reviews Apple's Magic Trackpad: Nice to have, but
not necessary |
| 71 |
Businesses find innovative ways to put Apple's revolutionary
iPad to work |
| 72 |
How business is putting the iPad to work |
| 73 |
Lenovo: Business customers don't want slate devices like
Apple's iPad |
| 74 |
Forrester: Tablets to outsell netbooks by 2012 |
| 75 |
Canadians line up by the thousands across the country for
Apple iPhone 4 |
| 76 |
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer's iPad envy (with video) |
| 77 |
Uh, what 'death grip?' iPhone 4 'antennagate' fails to
materialize for Sydney fans |
| 78 |
Rogers system melts down in Canadian iPhone 4 launch |
| 79 |
WSJ: Intel seen as front runner in race for Infineon's
wireless chip unit |
| 80 |
News Corp. considering new digital news venture focused on
iPad |
| 81 |
Caze intros 0.5mm-thick case for iPhone 4 |
| 82 |
Silent, easily made Android rootkit shown at Black Hat |
| 83 |
UK agency clears Google Street View of stealing vital data |
| 84 |
Apple lawsuit targets knockoff iPod and iPad accessories |
| 85 |
Ballmer: killing the iPad is a "job one urgency" |
| 86 |
Apple Settles Minverva Patent Lawsuit |
| 87 |
Norwegian Paper: iPhone 4 Works Just as Well & Bad as
Competing Smartphones |
| 88 |
Apple Looking for Engineer to Develop
"Revolutionary" Feature for Mac OS X |
| 89 |
Ballmer: Competing with iPad has "Job One Urgency"
for Microsoft |
| 90 |
Want to Downgrade Your iOS? Apple Says No |
| 91 |
ZAGG InvisibleSHIELD for iPhone 4 has Problems |
| 92 |
Android App Steals and Sends User Data to China |
| 93 |
The magnet touch--essential kitchen iPad accessory... |
| 94 |
Fortune Magazine comes to the iPad |
| 95 |
WWDC 2011: Apple focus turns to OS X 10.7 |
| 96 |
Ballmer says Apple's 'sold more iPads' than he would like,
fires up the MSFT photocopier... |
| 97 |
Apple defines gravitas, owns location data on iOS (so long
Google) |
| 98 |
French carrier SFR warn users that iOS 4 'significantly slows
down' older iPhones? |
| 99 |
Steve's worst nightmare: iPhone 4 is being used to make porn? |
| 100 |
Macworld's iPhone 4 cover shot with an iPhone 4 |
| 101 |
Apple as religion? |
| 102 |
First look: OmniFocus for iPad |
| 103 |
MindMeister comes to the iPad |
| 104 |
A new approach to iPhone panoramas |
| 105 |
The art and science of the iPhone 4 CAD drawings |
| 106 |
A wiki for prepaid (iPhone compatible) SIM cards around the
world |
| 107 |
The American Museum of Natural History's Explorer app for the
iPhone and iPod touch |
| 108 |
Rumor: Sprint working on iPod touch-friendly 4G hotspot called
"Peel" |
| 109 |
iBooks Store adding increasing number of multimedia titles |
| 110 |
20 great, free iPad comics |
| 111 |
Why Apple's "walled garden" is a good idea |
| 112 |
BBEdit 9.5.1 out now |
| 113 |
Prizmo provides optical character recognition on the iPhone |
| 114 |
Study: iPad owners are selfish elitists, non-owners are
independent geeks |
| 115 |
Microsoft previews Office for Mac 2011 |
| 116 |
Time, Inc., Apple at odds over App Store subscriptions |
| 117 |
5 apps for the Buddhist |
| 118 |
New lab test could identify imatinib resistance |
| 119 |
Next generation sequencing establishes genetic link between
two rare diseases |
| 120 |
UCLA scientists for the first time identify a cell-of-origin
for human prostate cancer |
| 121 |
Unexpected viral 'fossils' found in vertebrate genomes |
| 122 |
Researchers find new translocation; weak spots in DNA lead to
genetic disease |
| 123 |
Ancient reptiles 'make tracks' |
| 124 |
'Linc-ing' a noncoding RNA to a central cellular pathway |
| 125 |
A breakthrough in tuberculosis research |
| 126 |
Good and bad in the hands of politicians |
| 127 |
Signs of reversal of Arctic cooling in some areas |
| 128 |
Highlight of the Polarstern expedition |
| 129 |
Rocks on Mars may provide link to evidence of living organisms
roughly 4 billion years ago |
| 130 |
A new ground zero for prostate cancer |
| 131 |
Gender-bending fish on the rise in southern Alberta |
| 132 |
Reforestation projects capture more carbon than industrial
plantations, reveals new research |
| 133 |
New 'armour' developed to avoid infection from AIDS virus |
| 134 |
Study Finds Diet and Alcohol Alter Epigenetics of Breast
Cancer and Could Predict Severity of Disease |
| 135 |
Research of cell movements in developing frogs reveals new
twists in human genetic disease |
| 136 |
New approach to Alzheimer's therapy |
| 137 |
From the Heart: How Cells Divide to Form Different but Related
Muscle Groups |
| 138 |
Do soy isoflavones boost bone health? |
| 139 |
Kinked nanopores slow DNA passage for easier sequencing |
| 140 |
Body of evidence: New fast, reliable method to detect
gravesoil |
| 141 |
Some like it hot: How to heat a 'nano bathtub' the JILA way |
| 142 |
Reading Terrorists Minds About Imminent Attack |
| 143 |
Graphene exhibits bizarre new behavior well suited to
electronic devices |
| 144 |
Empa grows 'sea urchin'-shaped structures |
| 145 |
Researchers Create Fluorescent Biosensor To Aid in Drug
Development |
| 146 |
'White graphene' to the rescue |
| 147 |
Ear Bones Reveal Spawning Secrets of Lake Erie Walleye |
| 148 |
Behind the secrets of silk lie high-tech opportunities |
| 149 |
Graphene Under Strain Creates Gigantic Pseudo-Magnetic Fields |
| 150 |
Polymer passage takes time |
| 151 |
Brown dwarf found orbiting a young sun-like star |
| 152 |
TNF blockers may increase the risk of malignancy in children |
| 153 |
Scientists post lower speed limit for cell-signaling protein
assembly |
| 154 |
Snake venom studies yield insights for development of
therapies for heart disease and cancer |
| 155 |
Decontaminating dangerous drywall |
| 156 |
Ultra-strong interaction between light and matter realized |
| 157 |
New theory of why midcontinent faults produce earthquakes |
| 158 |
Nano 'pin art': NIST arrays are step toward mass production of
nanowires |
| 159 |
Intervention effort cuts HIV incidence among female sex
workers |
| 160 |
Transforaminal steroid injection for lumbar radicular pain
proves superior to placebo |
| 161 |
Clinical trials can be improved by managing the learning curve |
| 162 |
30 million women to benefit from health reform law |
| 163 |
Functional magnetic resonance imaging to evaluate pancreatic
cancer |
| 164 |
CD74 serves as a survival receptor on colon epithelial cells |
| 165 |
Effective inducing systems of hepatic differentiation from
bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells |
| 166 |
How to detect malnutrition in patients effectively? |
| 167 |
Vanishing bile duct syndrome secondary to anti-retroviral
therapy in HIV |
| 168 |
A potential chemotherapeutic drug to treat hepatocellular
carcinoma |
| 169 |
'Path of mental illness' follows path of war, 20 years after
conflict ends |
| 170 |
Pilot study supports adolescent diabetes patients through
personalized text messages |
| 171 |
Emerging E. coli Strain Causes Many Antimicrobial-Resistant
Infections in U.S. |
| 172 |
Study Finds Oral Contraceptives and Hormone Replacement
Therapy May Protect Women against Brain Aneurysms |
| 173 |
Rutgers-Camden Psychologist Links Reality TV With Teen
Cosmetic Surgery |
| 174 |
Multifunctional nanoparticle enables new type of biological
imaging |
| 175 |
Waste chip fat fuels hydrogen economy |
| 176 |
Ben-Gurion University of the Negev researchers identify risks
of hypertension in young adults |
| 177 |
Engineered coral pigment helps scientists to observe protein
movement with super-resolution |
| 178 |
Native-like spider silk produced in metabolically engineered
bacterium |
| 179 |
Implanted glucose sensor works for more than 1 year |
| 180 |
Best hope for saving Arctic sea ice is cutting soot emissions,
says Stanford researcher |
| 181 |
Nanotechnology for water purification |
| 182 |
Small materials poised for big impact in construction |
| 183 |
Nanomaterials poised for big impact in construction |
| 184 |
Quantum fractals at the border of magnetism |
| 185 |
Breaking the language barrier: NIST tests language translation
devices for US troops |
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