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Open Question: Do people who believe in the bible wish humans were not sentient, since it was eating the apple that made us..?
Posted On Tuesday, April 17, 2012 By temp. Under Yahoo! Answers Tags: Australia, bible, france, holidays, home, india, italy, knowledge, quebec, thailand, united-kingdom, united-states, yahoo, yahoo! answers
what we are? Did god not want us to be self aware? humans becoming self aware=original sin

New iPad to be Called ‘iPad HD’ and Not ‘iPad 3′?
Posted On Tuesday, March 6, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors Tags: action, amsterdam, apple, author, facebook, front page, iphone, iphone apps, ipod, knowledge, macrumors, negatives, twitter
CNet claims that the next iPad that is due to be announced on Wednesday will be named "iPad HD". A developer who's previously provided reliable information with respect to things Apple and otherwise tells us the next iPad uses the HD moniker instead of going with "iPad 3." The next generation iPad has been referenced as the "iPad 3" in most reports as a natural successor to the iPad 2 which was released last year
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Apple ‘Working With’ True Knowledge to Address Concerns Over Evi’s Similarities to Siri
Posted On Monday, February 27, 2012 By admin. Under DVICE, iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TechCrunch Tags: amsterdam, android, apple, copyright, design, dvice, google, iphone apps, ipod, knowledge, macrumors, network, photoshop, techcrunch
Last month, we reported on Evi , an app from True Knowledge that offered some of the same features as Apple's Siri.
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Apple Saw No Change in iPad Sales Following Kindle Fire Introduction
Posted On Wednesday, January 25, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TechCrunch Tags: copyright, directions, fire, front page, hardware, imac, ipad, iphone apps, ipod, knowledge, macrumors, microsoft, software, techcrunch
Contrary to some reports , Apple CEO Tim Cook said today that the company hadn't seen any slowdown in iPad sales following the introduction of the much-hyped Kindle Fire tablet. When asked by an analyst during today's quarterly earnings call about the impact on the iPad from lower priced tablets, Cook noted that the company sold a record 15.4 million iPads and that Apple doesn't consider "limited function tablets and e-readers to be in the same category as the iPad". A big reason for the iPads success, Cook believes, is that the ecosystem for the iPad is "in a class by itself".
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Apple Ranked as World’s Top Semiconductor Customer in 2011
Posted On Tuesday, January 24, 2012 By admin. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TechCrunch Tags: apple, comic, electronics, front page, internet, knowledge, microsoft, software, twitter
Back in June of last year, IHS iSuppli reported that Apple had become the world's largest buyer of semiconductors in 2010, jumping past HP and Samsung to top the list with $17.5 billion in spending. Apple's lead was expected to grow in 2011 on continued strength of the iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Air, all of which contain substantial NAND flash memory, which has become a primary driver of semiconductor markets due to the booming mobile device landscape. Research firm Gartner is out today with a new report that appears to utilize a somewhat different methodology in calculating semiconductor expenditures but which now comes to the same conclusion as IHS Suppli's earlier report.
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CES 2012: MSI Shows Off Thunderbolt-Connected External GPU
Posted On Tuesday, January 10, 2012 By temp. Under iPhone Apps, MacRumors, TechCrunch Tags: apple, copyright, ipad, ipod, ireland, knowledge, mac, manufacturing, netherlands, photoshop, power
Last August, we reported that Village Tronic was working on a Thunderbolt version of its ViDock PCI Express expansion chassis that serves as a docking hub complete with external graphics card for high-end performance. With Thunderbolt-equipped peripherals making a big splash at CES this week, it should come as no surprise that progress on the expansion hub concept is continuing. AnandTech reports that MSI is the latest entrant into the category, showing off an early demonstration model of just such a product with its GUS II
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