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  • ITunes Store (finally) Adds Album Previews Back in September, in my review of iTunes 9, I lamented the fact that despite overhauling the design of the iTunes Store, Apple still hadn't provided a way to...
  • Orange Launches Own Mobile Application Shop Orange will this month get on the mobile-application-store bandwagon and launch its own shop, the operator said on Wednesday.
  • NASA Tweaks Its IPhone App NASA has updated its popular and free self-titled iPhone app. Version 1.1 of NASA App sports new features and enhancements, including tracking features and more...
  • Apple Releases AirPort Update, Firmware Updates If it's late in the day out here on the east coast, it can only mean one thing: time for Apple to drop some updates like they're hot--or at least room...
  • Mover+ and Mover Lite for IPhone If there's one thing that our newfangled handheld doodads are good at, it's sharing files. E-mail, instant message, FTP--the list of ways to send things to...
  • IMedia Browser Makes Accessing Your Media Easy Apple's iLife suite make it easy to share your media--photos, music, and movies--between iLife's programs thanks to a handy media browser. Karelia's iMedia...
  • Digital Publications May Be A Hard Sell Newspaper and magazine publishers pin their hopes on a new digital format targeted at touchscreen-equipped smart phones, e-readers, and tablets. But will readers buy in to the scheme?
  • Notify 2 Pro Metamorphoses Into Lightweight E-mail Client E-mail's a very important part of our everyday lives. Between the newsletters, the personal correspondence, the "hold on, did you get that thing I sent you"...
  • First Look: Chrome for Mac Just when you thought there were already too many OS X browsers--Safari, Firefox, OmniWeb, Camino, iCab, and Opera, to name but a few--one more enters the fray:...
  • Nuance Brings Its Speech-recognition to the IPhone The on-screen keyboard for the iPhone certainly has its share of fans, but there's also a noticeable chunk of the population that, at best, has learned to...
  • Obama Promotes New Open Government Initiative A new Obama administration memo pushes for more open government efforts.
  • Facebook Halts Beacon, Gives $9.5M to Settle Lawsuit Facebook shutters program that sparked a lawsuit alleging privacy violations, and funnels $9.5 million into a fund that will support online privacy, safety and security.
  • Intel's Upcoming Core I3 Chip Surfaces on Retail Site An online retailer is taking orders for a new Clarkdale processor ahead of the Intel's official launch of the product.
  • Troubleshooting Help: Solve PC Problems Without Losing It Is your technology refusing to cooperate? Don't get mad, get methodical; these tips will show you how.
  • Why Apple Won't Clean Up App Store User Reviews Truth be told, iTunes has been devoid of homemade social features since day one, and that's unlikely to change in the foreseeable future.

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  • ITunes Store (finally) Adds Album Previews Back in September, in my review of iTunes 9, I lamented the fact that despite overhauling the design of the iTunes Store, Apple still hadn't provided a way to...
  • Orange Launches Own Mobile Application Shop Orange will this month get on the mobile-application-store bandwagon and launch its own shop, the operator said on Wednesday.
  • NASA Tweaks Its IPhone App NASA has updated its popular and free self-titled iPhone app. Version 1.1 of NASA App sports new features and enhancements, including tracking features and more...
  • Apple Releases AirPort Update, Firmware Updates If it's late in the day out here on the east coast, it can only mean one thing: time for Apple to drop some updates like they're hot--or at least room...
  • Mover+ and Mover Lite for IPhone If there's one thing that our newfangled handheld doodads are good at, it's sharing files. E-mail, instant message, FTP--the list of ways to send things to...
  • IMedia Browser Makes Accessing Your Media Easy Apple's iLife suite make it easy to share your media--photos, music, and movies--between iLife's programs thanks to a handy media browser. Karelia's iMedia...
  • Digital Publications May Be A Hard Sell Newspaper and magazine publishers pin their hopes on a new digital format targeted at touchscreen-equipped smart phones, e-readers, and tablets. But will readers buy in to the scheme?
  • Notify 2 Pro Metamorphoses Into Lightweight E-mail Client E-mail's a very important part of our everyday lives. Between the newsletters, the personal correspondence, the "hold on, did you get that thing I sent you"...
  • First Look: Chrome for Mac Just when you thought there were already too many OS X browsers--Safari, Firefox, OmniWeb, Camino, iCab, and Opera, to name but a few--one more enters the fray:...
  • Nuance Brings Its Speech-recognition to the IPhone The on-screen keyboard for the iPhone certainly has its share of fans, but there's also a noticeable chunk of the population that, at best, has learned to...
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