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The iPhone Antenna “Issue”: FUD

by Hadley Stern on Jul 14, 2010

FUD* is one of those wonderful technology terms that is thrown around quite a bit, although not by this author. But today, observing the absurd accusations against Apple and the iPhone from all quarters, it …(read more)

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If Your iPod Could Talk, The 10 Things It Wouldn’t Say

Smart Money Magazine runs a regular column called 10 Things. The title of the column in the June 2006 issue is 10 Things Your iPod …(read more)

Fox Network and the NBA Catch the iTunes Gravy Train

While the world of TVs gets bigger, flatter, and more expensive, iTunes and iPod continue to cash in on network television’s fear of losing its …(read more)

Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme: What is Intel Thinking?

In the age of Google Maps and online internet directions it is easy to forget that less than one hundred years ago navigation was a …(read more)

Apple vs Apple Records: And the Winner Is…

For those of you following the Apple vs. Apple logo dispute, the ruling is finally in. Apple Computer wins, at least for now. High Court …(read more)

Steve Jobs Broke Hollywood’s Back with iTunes

Last week I found myself at On Hollywood, yet another conference where tech geeks meet ad execs meet entertainment moguls, all in a futile attempt …(read more)

Apple Renews 99 Cent Deal—Is That What It Takes to Compete?

In a meeting ending Monday evening, Apple announced it would hold steady on the original 99 cent price for all of its iTunes songs. Apple …(read more)

Napster.com “Free”—Can It Now Compete With iTunes?

It was announced on May 1st 2006 that Napster.com would now be free… almost. The service, which is currently only available to U.S residents, now …(read more)

Will Apple Be Forced to Use a New iTunes Logo?

MacWorld Daily News reports the ruling in the Apple versus Apple case is expected to be delivered on the morning of Monday, May 8. At …(read more)

Apple Changes the Guard, Holds Annual Shareholders’ Meeting

This year has marked some changes for Apple Computer management: two of its three most prominent executives, Avadis “Avie” Tevanian and Jon Rubenstein have left …(read more)

Inside the 17” MacBook Pro

While the Mac user community is still having difficulty adapting to the new MacBook, the old PowerBook line of notebooks is approaching the end of …(read more)