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Jon Stewart pokes fun at Senate, Apple, over tax hearings, highlights bigger problems in tax code
On last night's Daily Show, host Jon Stewart took time to make fun the United States Senate, as well as Apple, over the testimony given by CEO Tim Cook on Tuesday with regard's to Apple's tax practices. Stewart took Senators to task for their positive treatment of Apple and pointed out the flaws in Tim Cook's call to simplify the corporate tax code, while also poking fun at Maps and the infamous iTunes End User License Agreement.
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3 hours ago
How to download iTunes U assignments and course material to iBooks for iPhone and iPad
iTunes U makes it easy to download and subscribe to any courses you'd like. While not all courses come with assignments and material, some do. If you decide you'd like to complete assignments or want to download additional material, here's how to find out if any is available in iTunes U and download it directly to iBooks.
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3 hours ago
The Loop Magazine #2 hits (virtual) shelves, and you might just recognize some of the writers...
My iPhone rang. I answered. There was the laugh. The one that emanates from the beard. "Hi Jim!" I was then told I'd be writing an article for The Loop Magazine and I'd have it done by Sunday. I was and I did, and Jim and Peter were crazy enough not to reject it. So here we are. Issue 2.
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3 hours ago
AT&T adds new "administrative fee" to our phone bills, adds up to hundreds of millions in extra charges each year
AT&T has quietly added a new administrative fee that is now appearing on the bills of postpaid customers. The fee is for $0.61 and shows up as a line item under the surcharges and other fees section. According to The Verge who spoke with AT&T, the new fee was enacted help cover expenses for items such as cell sites and maintenance.
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4 hours ago
Instapuzzle for iPhone review: Unscramble your Instagram photos in this fun puzzler
Instapuzzle for iPhone is a fun little game that cuts up Instagram photos into little square, scrambles them, and leaves it to you reassemble. The goal is to put the photo back together in as little moves and as quickly as possible.
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4 hours ago
Strapped for cash? Here are the best prepaid iPhone plans in the U.S.!
Taking your iPhone to a prepaid plan can save you quite a bit of cash and if you live in the United States, there are quite a few options these days. Whether you're a talker, texter, or web surfer, there's something to be had for everyone when it comes to moving to a prepaid plan. Some may require tweaking a few settings to get things like picture messaging fully up and running, but if you need to save some cash or just don't fancy signing contracts, prepaid is a great option.
Let's take a closer look at some options across all the major iPhone compatible prepaid carriers in the United States.
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iMore show 350: All-new!
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WWDC Keynote confirmed for Monday, June 10 -- bring on iOS 7 and OS X 10.9!
While everyone's pretty much taken for granted that a Monday, June 10 WWDC 2013 kickoff would be a Monday, June 10, 10am (pacific) WWDC Keynote, it's still nice to see it confirmed. John Paczkowski of AllThingsD:
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5 hours ago
Evernote updates brings reminders to the iPhone, iPad, and Mac
Evernote for iPhone, iPad, and Mac have been updated today, adding a feature long requested by many users: reminders. Users can now click or tap the small alarm clock icon to add a reminder to any of their notes, which will pin those notes to the top of their note list in a new Reminders section, which can be manually reordered.
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6 hours ago
Moshi introduces the new Codex case for the Retina MacBook Pro and MacBook Air
Popular accessory maker Moshi is back, with a pair of new protective cases for the Retina MacBook Pro and the MacBook Air. The cases are the second generation in Moshi's Codex line of MacBook cases and will be available for both sizes of MacBook Air, and both sizes of Retina MacBook Pro.
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