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Apple offers battery tips for iPhone and iPod users
Perhaps one of the most misunderstood things about Apple’s portable devices is the way some of the features affect battery life. Two new pages on Apple’s Web site may help users with that.
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1Apple reports $3.38 billion profit for first quarter 2010
Apple on Monday reported a first quarter 2010 profit of $3.38 billion on $15.68 billion of revenue.
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9Apple can be copied, but can it be beat?
Apple has some of the best selling computers in the market, it’s the No. 1 music distributor, it sells movies, TV shows, iPods and it’s changing the mobile space with the iPhone and App Store. It’s also one of the most copied companies in the world, but can anyone beat them?
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26CopyTrans 4 recovers media from iPods, iPhones for Windows users
If you’ve ever been in the unenviable situation of needing to get your music and videos off an iPod or iPhone and on to your computer, you know the value of having a good application to get the job done. WindSolutions just made that job easier for Windows users.
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0Apple launches Monday-only sale on accessories
Apple on Monday launched a sale on select Mac, iPhone, and iPod accessories on its online store.
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2Apple launches Holiday Gift Guide, ships quad-core iMac
Apple on Monday launched its annual Holiday Gift Guide, pointing users to products and accessories from third-party companies.
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0Steve Jobs named CEO of the decade
Apple’s Steve Jobs is one of the most loved and feared CEOs in history, and for good reason.
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1Newspaper publishers are Apple’s new music labels for the tablet
There’s been a lot of talk lately about Apple approaching newspaper and magazine publishers around the world about making their product available on a yet unannounced device. This makes a lot of sense if you look at it the right way.
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8Dell should sell the company and give money to the shareholders
I’ll never forget Michael Dell’s comments at a 1997 technology conference when asked what he would do to fix Apple.
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9Report: 12% of all U.S. households own a Mac
According to a new study from market research firm NPD, 12 percent of all U.S. households own a Mac. That’s a pretty big increase for Apple, moving up 3 percent from the 9 percent of U.S. households reported for Apple in 2008.
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6Report: Mac sales up 7% for September quarter, iPods down
According to new data from market research firm NPD, Apple is on track to increase its Mac sales for its September quarter over the same period last year.
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4Analyst: Apple did what they needed to do with iPod releases
With the release of the new iPods and iTunes 9 at its event in San Francisco on Wednesday, Apple aimed to put itself further ahead of the competition in the app, music and MP3 player business. One analyst believes they did just that.
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3Live coverage from Apple’s music event
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8Munster: Steve Jobs will likely keynote music event
Apple on Monday sent out invitations to a special event being held in San Francisco on September 9. While nobody knows the details, Piper Jaffray Senior Research Analyst, Gene Munster, expects Apple CEO Steve Jobs to host the event.
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2Apple confirms September 9 music event
Apple on Monday sent invites to select media inviting them to an event in San Francisco on September 9.
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6Apple music event to be on September 9?
We all expect an Apple music event in September — Apple does it every year, but they haven’t confirmed a date for this year yet.
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3Analyst: Macs trending up, iPods down for the September quarter
Piper Jaffray Senior Research Analyst, Gene Munster, is maintaining his Overweight rating of Apple’s shares after analyzing the most recent data on Apple’s sales.
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