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Apple rumored to be working on a new audio format to enhance streaming and music quality

By , Tuesday, Feb 28, 2012 at 10:53 am
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Apple is reportedly working on a new audio format that's supposedly all about enabling a better streaming and downloading for users of Apple's iTunes Match service. The new format should hopefully enable Apple to increase the quality of audio being delivered without increasing its file size. The same format could also be an adaptive streaming format so a lower quality audio stream could also be delivered in times of low bandwidth availability.

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Fake iPhone sales are becoming a common sight on the streets of New York

By , Saturday, Feb 25, 2012 at 3:32 am
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Fake iPhones are starting to become a common sight on the streets of New York as criminals look to cash in on the huge demand for the latest Apple device.

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Re-live every iPhone TV advertisement starting with the original 2007 “Hello”

By , Friday, Feb 24, 2012 at 3:33 am
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If you are feeling nostalgic or just have some time to kill, you can now re-live every single advert that Apple has made for its iPhone device. The iPhone was first introduced back in 2007 and the first advert to hit our screens was called “Hello”.

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Apple goes to court in China to defend its right to the iPad name, prevent a ban on sales

By , Wednesday, Feb 22, 2012 at 9:32 am
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Apple had to attend a court in China last night as it became embroiled in a battle over the rights to the iPad name in China.  Proview, a company which has already filed for bankruptcy claims that Apple does not own the trademark for the iPad in China. Proview has already caused disruption to the sale of the iPad in China and is looking to gain a complete ban.

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Sky set to launch four-way split screen iPad app to enhance its Formula 1 coverage

By , Monday, Feb 20, 2012 at 7:27 am
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UK satellite TV broadcaster Sky has announced that it will be launching a dedicated app for the iPad to compliment its coverage of the 2012 Formula 1 season. Sky has recently secured the rights to show the Formula 1 racing which was previously shown exclusively in the UK on the BBC channels.

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Apple settles iPhone 4 class-action antenna suit, US customers to receive cash or a free bumper

By , Saturday, Feb 18, 2012 at 3:55 am
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If you cast your mind back to the launch of the iPhone 4, you may recall a bit of shenanigans over the performance of its antenna. You may remember the death grip and what quickly became known as “antennagate”.

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Messages beta for OS X brings iMessage to the Mac

By , Thursday, Feb 16, 2012 at 9:50 am
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Avoid carrier SMS and MMS charges and keep all your IMs in one place with iOS iMessage right on your Mac

If you have been waiting for Apple to release a version of iMessage for Mac then that day has just become a lot closer. After the release of the beta of OS X Mountain Lion earlier today, Apple has followed it up with the release of a beta version of its new Mac Messages app. Messages, which will replace the current iChat app, brings all of the great features of iMessage to your Mac while keeping many that made iChat great as well.

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iBookstore updated for publishers, now accepts screenshots and the ability to issue promo codes

By , Thursday, Feb 16, 2012 at 6:43 am
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Apple has sent out a letter via its iTunes Connect portal to all of its registered iBookstore content publishers advising them of some much needed improvements. The iBookstore will now allow publishers to submit screenshots of their books but even more importantly, they can now generate and issue promotional codes for any content sold in the iBookstore.

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Apple rumored to be testing a smaller, 8-inch iPad

By , Tuesday, Feb 14, 2012 at 6:09 am
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Apple is testing an 8-inch iPad according to a report in the WSJ. Apparently Apple is working with component suppliers in Asia to test out a new size iPad with a smaller screen. According to the report, Apple wants to broaden its product pipeline to maintain its dominant position in the tablet market.

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Theater Consultants Collaborative use iPads to streamline stagecraft

By , Saturday, Feb 11, 2012 at 10:41 am
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Theater Consultants Collaborative or TCC helps its clients establish engineering specifications, plan infrastructure, and arrange interiors to accommodate lighting and sound systems, all in the name of theater. How do they do all of this work? Yes, you guessed it -- they use their iPads.

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