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AT&T CEO’s “Only Regret” is Offering Unlimited Data Packages
Posted On Friday, May 4, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amazon, apple, business, climate-change, editing, financial, front page, google, ipod, jordan, mac
Speaking at a conference this week, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson noted that he only had one regret about AT&T being the first cellular carrier to support the iPhone. As reported by the New York Times : “My only regret was how we introduced pricing in the beginning, because how did we introduce pricing? Thirty dollars and you get all you can eat,” he said in the on-stage interview at the Milken Institute’s Global Conference on Wednesday.
Google Facing Tens of Millions of Dollars in Fines over Safari Privacy Circumvention
Posted On Friday, May 4, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amazon, climate-change, facebook, financial, imac, internet, iphone apps, jordan
Bloomberg briefly reports that the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is preparing to fine Google over its efforts to circumvent privacy restrictions in Safari for iOS to track users through ads on numerous sites across the web.
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Sporadic Reports of Walmart Offering 16 GB AT&T iPhone 4S for $114 [Updated]
Posted On Friday, May 4, 2012 By temp. Under 9to5Mac, iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: 9to5mac, amazon, business, cash, climate, climate-change, front page, hardware, imac, jordan, news, united-states, walmart
Late yesterday, Cult of Mac reported that select Walmart locations had significantly dropped their prices on the AT&T iPhone 4S and iPhone 4, slashing the 16 GB AT&T iPhone 4S to just $114 and the AT&T 8GB iPhone 4 to $34 on contract. Walmart's usual pricing has been $188 for the iPhone 4S and $88 for the iPhone 4, already below Apple's standard $199/$99 pricing.
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Unusual camera turns your images into words
Posted On Wednesday, April 25, 2012 By temp. Under DVICE Tags: amazon, apparel, cameras, design, dvice, facebook, google, hdtv, images, military, polls, science, software, vehicles
Before all the Instagram and Pintrest users start to panic, let's clarify. This camera doesn't do away with your images — it is a device that sends your captured image to humans who then describe your photo in words.
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Amazon introduces Send to Kindle for Mac
Posted On Tuesday, April 24, 2012 By temp. Under TUAW Tags: amazon, documents, ebooks, kindle, mac, the-end, tuaw
Amazon has released its Send to Kindle for the Mac , which allows users to drag-and-drop personal documents to an app that automatically sends them to their Kindle. It also adds the ability to use the print menu from any Mac application that has one to send a document to the Kindle.
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Galaxy S III Up For Pre-Order On Amazon, Features A 12-Megapixel Camera And 4.7-Inch Super AMOLED Display
Posted On Saturday, April 21, 2012 By admin. Under RedMondPie Tags: amazon, article, begun-accepting, continue, galaxy, google, has-already, online-retailer, price, samsung, the-handset, there-aren
As the launch of Samsung's Galaxy S III draws ever-closer, Amazon Germany has already begun accepting pre-orders of the handset, and whilst there aren't any accompanying images, the price and features revealed are - given Amazon's rep as an online retailer - as good as confirmation. Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com
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iPhone Compatible ‘Pebble’ Wristwatch Tallies Nearly $4 Million in Kickstarter Presales
Posted On Tuesday, April 17, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amazon, black, fall, gadget, ipad, iphone apps, ipod, macrumors, microsoft, pdf, racing, sales
Kickstarter is a popular place for wild ideas to gain some traction, but sometimes an idea clicks with so many people it's possible to wonder why no one thought of it before. Such is the case with the Pebble digital wristwatch . It uses an e-paper display, similar to the screen on the Amazon Kindle, and connects to the iPhone (and Android devices) via Bluetooth.
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Amazon said to be inflating streaming library size [updated]
Posted On Friday, April 13, 2012 By temp. Under BoyGenius Tags: amazon, amazon prime, boygenius, movies, netflix, services, Streaming, streaming library, streaming video, tv shows
Online retail giant Amazon is said to be stretching the truth regarding the size of its streaming content library when reporting numbers to the public. According to a report from Fast Company , the “17,000 movies and television shows” Amazon claims to offer Amazon Prime customers is inflated by roughly 10 times. Amazon Prime members have free, unlimited access to Amazon’s streaming content catalog, which can be viewed using a number of devices including a Roku set-top box and Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablet.
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Apple to DOJ: We’re the good guys, not the bad guys
Posted On Friday, April 13, 2012 By temp. Under BoyGenius Tags: amazon, antitrust, apple, boygenius, doj, e-books, ebooks, ibooks, ibookstore, lawsuit, legal, price fixing
In a filing with the United States district court for southern New York, Apple claims the Department of Justice has its story all wrong. The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit against Apple and multiple book publishers
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Legal Experts Suggest Justice Department Unlikely to Win Antitrust Suit Against Apple
Posted On Thursday, April 12, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: advertising, amazon, apple, copyright, countries, deals, facebook, imac, ipad, iphone apps, macrumors, photoshop, universe
In the wake of yesterday's announcement that the U.S. Department of Justice has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple and a number of book publishers over alleged price fixing, CNET notes that the government may have a hard time winning its case against Apple
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