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- Want to see how an iPad is made? Watch this video
- Meet Pebble: the iPhone-connected wristwatch you’ve been waiting for
- Apple caught testing new virtual tour feature for its online store
- Chipworks reveals some interesting details on Apple TV A5
- Six month after its release, demand for the iPhone 4S keeps rising
- AT&T lights up LTE network in St. Louis and Staten Island, NY
- Max Payne now available in the App Store
- Verizon instituting $30 upgrade fee from April 22
- Woz on patent war fallout, Tim Cook, post-PC world, tight Apple ecosystem
- DOJ files antitrust lawsuit against Apple, five publishers for alleged price fixing
| Want to see how an iPad is made? Watch this video Posted: 11 Apr 2012 06:10 PM PDT
Earlier this month, Marketplace‘s Shanghai Bureau Chief Rob Schmitz found his way into Foxconn‘s Longhua facility, where many of Apple’s iPads are made. He’s only the second reporter ever to be allowed on to the company’s factory floor. Schmitz uploaded a video of his visit to the plant today, which included a tour of an iPad assembly line and an inside look into the lives of Foxconn’s employees. Want to see how an iPad is made? Make sure to watch the clip after the break…(...) "Want to see how an iPad is made? Watch this video" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Meet Pebble: the iPhone-connected wristwatch you’ve been waiting for Posted: 11 Apr 2012 04:14 PM PDT
The iPhone-connected wristwatch has been the unicorn of iOS accessories for the past few years. Folks have been asking for one, but manufacturers have yet to produce one that appeals to the masses. Then came the Pebble. MacStories points to a brilliant Kickstarter project for a smartphone-connected wristwatch known as the Pebble. It’s developed by the same folks who made the InPulse Smart Watch, and is packed full of features…(...) "Meet Pebble: the iPhone-connected wristwatch you’ve been waiting for" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Apple caught testing new virtual tour feature for its online store Posted: 11 Apr 2012 01:49 PM PDT
For those of you who missed it, Apple’s website went offline last night around 7pm PST. Every once in a while, this can signal the coming of new products. But when the site returned, only minor changes were spotted. MacMagazine, however, is reporting that Apple used the site’s downtime to test out an interesting new feature for its online store. The addition would allow sales specialists to demonstrate products to customers via the web…(...) "Apple caught testing new virtual tour feature for its online store" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Chipworks reveals some interesting details on Apple TV A5 Posted: 11 Apr 2012 01:11 PM PDT
Last month, Apple unveiled its third-generation Apple TV alongside its new iPad. The set top box received a handful of updates, including the ability to stream full 1080p content courtesy of its all-new A5 processor. While Apple claims that the ATV’s A5 is only a single core unit, the folks over at Chipworks have a different opinion. According to their findings, the chip actually has two cores and is 41% smaller than previous A5s…(...) "Chipworks reveals some interesting details on Apple TV A5" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Six month after its release, demand for the iPhone 4S keeps rising Posted: 11 Apr 2012 12:16 PM PDT
Technology moves at a lightning pace and nowhere is this more evident than in the cell phone industry. Today’s latest and greatest smartphones quickly get obsoleted and there’s no end in sight to the upcoming devices that vie for your attention. Some people call this phenomenon a fad, others blame it on Android carpet bombing. It is surprising then that a reputable survey has found out that prospective smartphone buyers are still lusting after the six month old iPhone 4S. Specifically, nearly six out of ten want Apple’s device. Mind you, six months is an eternity in the smartphone space. Not bad for a phone critics and rivals dismissed as a minor bump up in specs… (...) "Six month after its release, demand for the iPhone 4S keeps rising" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| AT&T lights up LTE network in St. Louis and Staten Island, NY Posted: 11 Apr 2012 11:44 AM PDT
As noted by Cult of Mac, AT&T has announced that it has added two more major markets to its high-speed LTE network. The carrier flipped the switch this morning for its next-generation network in both St. Louis and Staten Island, NY. The news comes just a week after AT&T activated LTE in Indiana and Bryan-College Station, Texas, reiterating its commitment to rolling out its long term evolution network to 12 new markets before the summer…(...) "AT&T lights up LTE network in St. Louis and Staten Island, NY" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Max Payne now available in the App Store Posted: 11 Apr 2012 10:56 AM PDT
Last week, Rockstar announced that it would be bringing its popular Max Payne title to iOS. The third person shooter has developed quite a following as a PC/console game, and now it looks set to take on Apple’s mobile platform. Fans of the franchise will be happy to hear that the iOS port of Max Payne will include many of the same features that made the series a hit including slow-motion gunplay and cinematic cut scenes…(...) "Max Payne now available in the App Store" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Verizon instituting $30 upgrade fee from April 22 Posted: 11 Apr 2012 09:01 AM PDT
Verizon Wireless, the nation’s biggest carrier, announced today that it will begin charging a $30 device upgrade fee beginning April 22. It will be applicable to existing customers purchasing new mobile equipment at a discounted price with a two-year contract. With AT&T and Sprint having both been charging an upgrade fee for awhile now, today’s news means that now all major wireless operators in the United States are imposing a fee on customers upgrading to new devices.(...) "Verizon instituting $30 upgrade fee from April 22" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| Woz on patent war fallout, Tim Cook, post-PC world, tight Apple ecosystem Posted: 11 Apr 2012 08:09 AM PDT
Steve Wozniak, who with his friend Steve Jobs co-founded Apple Computer on April 1, 1976 , always has interesting things to say about his company, competition and the technology industry at large. In an interview yesterday, the outspoken gadget lover expressed concern over patent wars. He argued that patent-related litigation often blocks off start-ups and young thinkers because big boys make sure they own it all. He also isn’t convinced that we’ll stop using computers in the post-PC world and said it’s too early to judge Tim Cook as Steve Jobs has stamped his mark on products that are three years in the queue…(...) "Woz on patent war fallout, Tim Cook, post-PC world, tight Apple ecosystem" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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| DOJ files antitrust lawsuit against Apple, five publishers for alleged price fixing Posted: 11 Apr 2012 07:03 AM PDT
As expected, the United States Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and five major book publishers over an alleged price fixing related to digital books. Three publishers are reportedly close to settling with Uncle Sam in order to dodge costly and lengthy litigation and avoid risking potentially high damages. However, Apple and two other publishers are not willing to cut a deal with the government and are said to be gearing up for a fight with the U.S. Justice Department in court, if necessary… "DOJ files antitrust lawsuit against Apple, five publishers for alleged price fixing" is an article by iDownloadBlog.com.
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