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Apple iObsession takes its toll

April 7, 2010

  via theweek.com Please note the “uBROKE,” which pretty much sums up my iLife Apple Fan Boy ridiculousness: iPad 32GB MacBook Pro 17″ MacBook 13″ iMac (original Blueberry) PowerBook G4 15″ iPhone 2G iPhone 3G iPod Touch iPod (original) Shuffle (original) Not to mention 600-700+ apps (and growing)… Posted via web from Posterous

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Tracked Down & Returned MacBook Pro Shipped to Me By Accident

March 11, 2010

via tweetie So there I was sitting at my desk when I receive a call to come pick up quite a large package in the mail room. Back at my desk, I open it up only to find the box of a brand new 17″ MacBook Pro staring right back at me. Unpleasantly confused, my mind [...]

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iPhone owner survey shows high satisfaction: duh

October 1, 2008

No, really? Yeah, a lot of us are totally satisfied: Among the most fascinating statistics that Harry collected were that the vast majority of respondents considered themselves either very or totally satisfied with the iPhone, with most rating the iPhone a good or excellent value. [via iPhone Central]

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Apple’s iPod trademark and how it has taken over the world

May 12, 2008

Shape of Things to Come [WSJ.com] The iPod shape trademark gives Apple a new weapon in the fiercely competitive market for media players. While competitors may eventually appropriate the iPod’s inner workings, as utility patents expire, they will risk litigation if their products come too close to the trademarked shape of the iPod, including its [...]

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Leopard is “by far the best operating system” – PC Magazine

February 26, 2008

PC Magazine gave Apple’s 10.5.2 Leopard operating system an Editor’s Choice award and a stunning review. I have to say, I’ve been using a Mac since I was a kid and things just keep getting better and better. Hands down, I think that Leopard is the best so far and my roommate agrees—he became a convert over the weekend [...]

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