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>> Wed, 17 Mar 2010

The Expo has to grow

It was the day before Macworld Expo 2010 opened and I was at the media registration desk to pick up my press badge. Naturally, I bumped into several people I knew. We all went way, way back. In some cases, I’d been bumping into these people at Macworlds every year for over a decade. Which was a good thing, because every time I heard someone say, “It’s too bad this will be the last year for the show, isn’t it?” I wanted to punch them. Luckily, friends tend to pick themselves off the ground instead of calling the cops. 

>> Wed, 10 Mar 2010

Kyle T. Webster - From illustrator to iPhone developer

Renowned illustrator Kyle T. Webster has worked for most major publications in the United States, and his artwork has appeared on beer bottles, music posters, billboards, apparel, buildings, banners, doughnut boxes, magnets and buttons, menu boards, wine bottles and wine glasses, people's skin, book covers, and even in the form of a giant corn maze.

>> Mon, 08 Mar 2010

Simon Cowell: How do you use an iPod?

Pop svengali Simon Cowell has revealed he has no idea how to use an iPod.

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iPod/iPhone

Apple’s market leading music player, and remarkable new mobile phone, have revolutionised both the music industry, and the entire consumer electronics market.

iPhone tops BlackBerry users wishlist

According to a survey, nearly 40 per cent of BlackBerry users would rather have an iPhone.

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White Lines for iPhone review

White Lines for iPhone review

Deceptively simple memory game in which players must redraw sequences of lines after they appear on screen.

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Moulding the iPad into a business tool

The Apple iPad has been available for pre-order for more than 24 hours now. Initial demand seems promising, although not everyone has embraced the concept of dedicating $500 or more to be an early adopter of a device that nobody really has all the details on just yet.

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