Hackers post techniques for reversing iPhone upgrade
Owners of hacked iPhones have begun posting instructions on how to roll back a recent Apple firmware upgrade that rendered their mobile phones unusable.
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NY woman sues Apple, Jobs over iPhone price cut
A woman from Queens, NY, sued Apple last week over the iPhone, saying that the company broke several laws when it cut the price of the device last month by US$200 and then issued a $100 credit to some owners.
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iPhone users now fear security patches, say analysts
Apple's decision last week to bundle an iPhone-crippling firmware upgrade with 10 security patches for the device was a mistake, analysts said Monday.
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Gadgets: France Telecom signs on to sell iPhone
France Telecom confirmed on Thursday it would be the official mobile wireless provider of Apple's iPhone in France.
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German iPhone date revealed
Apple has partnered with network operator T-Mobile to introduce the iPhone in Germany on November 9, the companies announced on Wednesday.
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Apple to release the iPhone in the UK on November 9 through O2
Apple will release its iPhone smartphone on November 9 exclusively through O2. The iPhone will be available in an 8GB model for £269 (inc VAT), tied to the three new tariffs priced at £35, £45 and £55.
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REVIEW: iPod Touch
I'm an iPhone fan who can't get an AT&T signal at home, so I was hoping the iPod Touch would be the perfect compromise. Based on its specs (Wi-Fi, mobile Safari, the Multi-touch interface, and twice the iPhone's storage capacity at 16GB), it sure looks like it would be.
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Apple MacBook Pro 17-inch review
This model is based on Intel’s relatively new Santa Rosa platform. Its Core 2 Duo chip speed has gone up from 2.33GHz to 2.4GHz but the real story is the laptop’s underlying infrastructure..
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First Look: iPod Classic
Is this the final stage of refinement for the hard-drive-based media player Apple now calls the iPod Classic? Judging by the tiny changes in this sixth generation, it very well could be. This latest update is all about capacity, with the £159/$249 model jumping from 30GB to 80GB, while the £229/$349 flagship model leaps from 80GB to a whopping 160GB.
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IBC: Apple previews Final Cut Pro update
Apple has used the IBC trade show in Amsterdam to provide a 'technology preview' of support for more JVC and Sony camcorder formats in Final Cut Pro.
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Apple overhauls iPod line
Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the stage at San Francisco's Moscone West expo centre yesterday to announce new versions of all of the company's iPod digital music players.
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iTunes pricing spat with NBC seen hurting Apple
NBC Universal's pullout from the iTunes online store is more of a loss for Apple and points to fierce resistance among media companies to potential Apple dominance of online video sales, an industry analyst said.
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FIRST LOOK: iWeb '08
The first iteration of iWeb appeared a little more than a year and a half ago, giving iLife users a quick way to publish Web sites via their .Mac accounts. Designed with family users in mind, iWeb took the guesswork out of Web publishing. Without any knowledge of HTML, CSS, or JavaScript, Web novices could publish home pages as well as beautiful, professional-looking online photo albums and video pages, and get started with simple blogging and podcasting.
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Gadget review: Mac mini Core 2 Duo
With its low price and small size, the Mac mini has always offered a versatile and economical Mac experience. But, while Apple has regularly updated its line of consumer laptops and desktops, this year the Mac mini seemed to have been all but forgotten by the company.
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Apple updates Extreme Base Station 802.11n spec
Apple on Wednesday released a firmware update for its AirPort Extreme Base Station with 802.11n. The update is available for download through the Software Update system preference and through the Apple Web site.
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iPhone unlocking video hits Web
A video showing the founder of a Belfast, Northern Ireland company unlocking the iPhone hit the Web early Wednesday as proof that software exists that can unlock Apple's device for use with carriers other than AT&T.
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Apple to launch new iPod on Sep 5?
Apple late on Tuesday sent out invitations to select members of the media to attend a special event at the Moscone West venue in San Francisco on September 5, 2007 at 10am.
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Analyst: iPhone may top sales goals
UBS analyst Benjamin Reitzes said in a research note on Tuesday that Apple may sell more than 800,000 iPhones in the fourth quarter. That would top Apple's own estimates of 730,000 units for the quarter.
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Apple begins selling refurbished iPhones
Apple has begun selling refurbished iPhones from its online store. The phones can be purchased for US$100 off the list price, which may be enough to convince some people that were concerned with the price to take the leap.
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Apple iPhone 'to be sold through O2'
Apple Inc. has signed its first deals with mobile phone operators to offer its iPhone in three of Europe's largest markets, ending a period of intense negotiations, according to a report in the Financial Times newspaper.