Jonny Evans for Computerworld: You see, what’s interesting is the focus on the word “development” in the Digitimes claim. Has Apple really ceased development, or has it not reached a new stage in development called “production”? If the latter, would it not make eminent sense to seed the product development team across the rest of…
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“Are you a budding author? The next Stephen King? Or an author currently looking to cut out the middle man as you rollout your own books?” David W. Martin reports for Mac|Life. “It looks like your time has come — Apple has released information on self-publishing for the iBookstore!” “Once we saw the possibilities in…
iHome’s iH5 clock radio lets you wake up to music from your iPod, an AM/FM radio or buzzer. With its built-in iPod cradle, the iH5 charges your iPod while docked, and sports a backlit LCD screen, and line-in to connect non-docking iPods and other audio players. The iH5 also features “Gentle Wake and Gentle Sleep,”…
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“Apple Computer and RadioShack have entered into a strategic partnership that will deliver Apple’s full line of iPods to the shelves of thousands of RadioShack electronics stores in time for this year’s holiday shopping season, AppleInsider has learned,” Kasper Jade reports for AppleInsider. “According to industry sources, RadioShack, the nation’s No. 1 electronics specialty retailer,…
Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., today released a new all-in-one audio visual navigation system created exclusively for Nissan vehicles which enables music fans to connect their iPod* to the system with a designated connector cable for a seamless iPod experience on the road. “We are very excited to be collaborating with Apple on this project,” said…
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“Piper Jaffray maintained an ‘outperform’ rating and $27 price target on Seagate Technology after the company’s fiscal fourth-quarter earnings release,” Forbes reports. According to Piper, “‘One concern is that Apple Computer may increase the flash-based iPod mix thus reducing MP3 hard disk-drive consumption.’ Piper believes that Seagate’s guidance accounts for this shift. ‘We continue to…
Have you heard of Sony’s latest creation, the Walkman Phone? If not, you’re not alone. According to a recently released study on digital music devices by TechnoMetrica Market Intelligence, more than 140 million adult Americans have not heard of it. “Sony still hasn’t gotten the word out about its Walkman Phone,” says Constantine Kambanis, an…
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“Apple’s halo seemed a little more distinct on Tuesday following two reports that highlighted market-share gains for the company’s computers,” Troy Wolverton writes for TheStreet.com. “Second-quarter sales of Macintosh computers grew faster than the market according to two separate reports released late Monday. The results, which confirmed comments made by company management last week, marked…
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“Monica Partridge, a Los Angeles-based Web master, loves her iPod music player but hates the iTunes music store and organizer. ‘When it rips music,’ or copies songs to her computer, she says, it ‘rips them in that weird format’ that only iTunes uses. This makes the songs hard to transfer to any other computer unless…
“Think Video? Apple Computer is reportedly negotiating with major entertainment companies about distributing music videos through its iTunes Music Store that would be viewable on its popular iPod,” sam Gustin writes for The New York Post. “Speculation about a new video-capable iPod has been mounting recently, following Apple’s May release of iTunes 4.8, which introduced…
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