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iPad 3 Parts Put Together on Video, iPad 2 Smart Cover Still Works
Posted On Sunday, March 4, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: article, beauty, Free, friends, front page, gadget, information, iphone, iphone apps, mac, macrumors, oregon, zombies
Although we've already seen many stories about possible iPad 3 part leaks over the past few weeks, MIC Gadget has been able to get its hands on the rumored parts for the iPad 3 Front Glass, Rear Shell, and 3rd party cases.

‘Apple Store’ App for iOS Updated with Account Management Features
Posted On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amsterdam, beauty, british, downloads, facebook, front page, imac, ipad, ipod, mac, manager, netherlands, salesman, shopping, united-states
Apple today updated its Apple Store app [ App Store ] for iOS to version 2.1, adding several new features and making the app available in the Netherlands for the first time to support the Amsterdam store opening this week. Among the most notable additions to the app is a new "Account" section where users can update their billing information and addresses as well as shipping addresses right from the app.
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Apple ‘Stalling’ in Replenishing Reseller Stocks of Apple TV as Shortages Hit Apple Retail
Posted On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amsterdam, beauty, british, front page, ipad, iphone, ipod, models
While shortages of the Apple TV at numerous high-profile resellers have been documented for weeks and part numbers indicating an update alongside the iPad 3 next week have been revealed, AppleInsider now notes that Apple has specifically been stalling in delivering promised shipments of the device to resellers. For three consecutive weeks, the Cupertino-based company has failed to make good on its promissory to restock indirect channel partners with fresh inventory of the existing $99 Apple TV product, say people familiar with matter. Instead, partners and channel members have seen Apple push back deliveries each consecutive week by one additional week -- a practice that almost always foreshadows a formal discontinuation of a product ahead of new models
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Apple Considering 14-Inch MacBook Air to Focus on Asian Markets?
Posted On Wednesday, February 29, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: apple, beauty, british, copyright, downloads, google, imac, ipad, iphone, ipod, mac, manager, models, twitter
DigiTimes reports that Apple is considering launching a 14-inch MacBook Air model, a move that would appear to be targeting Asian markets where the size is popular with consumers. Apple is reportedly considering launching a 14-inch MacBook Air and may start mass production in the near future to fully enter the Asia PC market, according to sources from the upstream supply chain
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Apple Issues Invitations for iPad 3 Media Event on March 7
Posted On Tuesday, February 28, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TUAW Tags: amsterdam, arts, beauty, birthday, calendar, downloads, facebook, front page, games, imac, ipod, macrumors, tuaw, twitter
In line with expectations, The Loop reports that Apple today sent out invitations for a media event scheduled for next week Wednesday, March 7. The event will be held at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco and is scheduled to begin at 10:00 AM Pacific / 1:00 PM Eastern.
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Part Numbers Suggest Imminent Availability of iPad 3 and New Apple TV
Posted On Tuesday, February 28, 2012 By temp. Under 9to5Mac, iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TUAW Tags: amsterdam, beauty, broadband, copyright, downloads, front page, imac, iphone, iphone apps, mac, twitter
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Apple Reportedly Developing High-Definition Audio Format with ‘Adaptive Streaming’
Posted On Tuesday, February 28, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TUAW Tags: amsterdam, beauty, copyright, downloads, facebook, imac, iphone apps, ipod, iTunes, london, macrumors, models, music, tuaw
The Guardian reports that Apple is currently working on a new audio format that could allow the company to offer "high definition" audio via iTunes. The format would also integrate an "adaptive streaming" component that would allow music being accessed from iCloud and iTunes Match by portable devices to be automatically adapted to fit bandwidth or storage constraints.
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AT&T Working on System to Allow App Devs to Pay for Customers’ Data Usage
Posted On Monday, February 27, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: amsterdam, beauty, downloads, facebook, front page, ipad, iphone apps, ipod, mac, macrumors, netflix, network, networks, perception, united-states
AT&T plans to offer app developers and other mobile content providers the ability to pay for its customers' data usage on the carrier, according to the Wall Street Journal . The carrier compares the proposed service to toll-free 800-numbers for the mobile-broadband world
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To Beat the Law of Large Numbers, Apple Must Expand Its Product Line
Posted On Saturday, February 25, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: author, beauty, front page, iphone, ipod, network, perception, philosophy, swiss, trademark
The New York Times today addressed Apple's record growth in both revenue and stock price in the context of the " law of large numbers ". Apple is so big, it’s running up against the law of large numbers. Also known as the golden theorem, with a proof attributed to the 17th-century Swiss mathematician Jacob Bernoulli, the law states that a variable will revert to a mean over a large sample of results.
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Flashback Trojan Returns With a Multi-Pronged Infection Strategy
Posted On Friday, February 24, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors, Yahoo! Answers Tags: amsterdam, beauty, imac, iphone apps, mac, perception, software, windows
Last year, we profiled a Mac trojan horse known as "Flashback" that was masquerading as a Flash Player installer. While Apple has taken steps to protect users from the threat using its File Quarantine system under which users' computers initiate daily checks for updated malware definitions, the malware's authors have continued to tweak the trojan to improve its ability to both infect systems and evade detection. Security firm Intego has issued a report on a new variant of the trojan, known as Flashback.G, which adopts a multi-pronged strategy in attacking users' systems.
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