Apple Sells Three Million iPads in 80 Days

June 22, 2010
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Well, Apple seems to be keeping with it’s trend of selling a million, that 1,000,000, iPads a month. They have hit their 3rd million just 80 days after it’s introduction:

Apple Sells Three Million iPads in 80 Days — CUPERTINO, Calif., June 22 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ Apple® today announced that it sold its [...]

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Woman sues Google over walking directions

June 10, 2010
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The AP wire has a story about a women in Utah that was using Google Maps to get walking directions, then proceeded to follow them. So far nothing out of the ordinary.

So, she started on the route which took her to a four-lane boulevard without sidewalks. Now this is where things get interesting. She made [...]

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AT&T security breach exposes 114,000 iPad 3G email address

June 10, 2010
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Apparently, AT&T had a virtual break-in and 114,000+ email address of owners of Apple’s new iPad 3G were captured by a group called Goatse Security.

Ryan Tate from TalkingPointsMemo.com and Gawker.com seems to think that Apple should be embarrased about this saying: “Apple has suffered another embarrassment. A security breach has exposed iPad owners including dozens [...]

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WWDC 10: New iPhone

June 7, 2010
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Surprisingly, this was one of the lightest WWDC’s as far as developer info goes. They talked about iOS 4 (used to be iPhone OS 4) and that was really about it.

Steve told us that developers have made ONE BILLION dollars since the release of the App Store.

The rest of the show was talking about the [...]

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See your AT&T monthly data usage…

June 2, 2010
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OS X Daily has an article on how to get a report of your monthly data usage. Now, normally, that would be pretty boring, but AT&T recently announced that there are new data plans for iPhones that have different data limits but are much cheaper per month.

When you follow their instructions, don’t go looking for [...]

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Yankee Stadium Bans iPads

May 24, 2010
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In the Odd news column this morning, Mashable.com is reporting that Yankee Stadium is banning iPads!? This doesn’t sound like a similar ban that was in force recently for Israel where iPads were interfering with the countries WiFi standard. Nope, apparently, the folks that run Yankee Stadium figure that the iPad is a notebook computer [...]

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Google rumored to have purchased Simplify Media

May 21, 2010

RazorianFly has an article that is saying that Google has purchased Simplify Media to work with it’s Android phone OS and it’s new phone Froyo.

They pulled the info from the Google I/O conference. Looking at the links and text that they quote, I don’t get the impression that an announcement was made that Google bought [...]

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Apple Sells 1 Million iPads

May 3, 2010

Wow, this is truly astounding to me. One million iPads sold in just under a month.

I guess its safe to say that the iPad is a hit.

Apple Sells 1 Million iPads – CNBC:

IPad reached the sales milestone far quicker than the company’s iPhone, which took nearly three months to sell 1 million units. [...]

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Apple takes lead in US cell phone market

May 3, 2010

Just over 3 years ago (January 2007), Steve Jobs announced that Apple was going to go into the cell phone market with the iPhone. There were a lot of technology pundits that felt that Apple would not make it in this market. Steve Jobs felt that if they sold just 1% of the market (10 [...]

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Run Mac OS X Leopard on a Sony PSP!?

May 2, 2010

Well, apparently, DolphinProjects managed to get OS X Leopard running on a Sony PSP.

Mind you, this hack is probably nothing more than an “It can be done” type of hack, but still, the fact that someone managed to get OS X Leopard running on anything other than a Mac or Hackintosh is pretty astounding.

Run Mac [...]

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