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  • Innovative Innergie Magic Cables Integrate USB and Apple Tips to Charge iPad / iPhone / iPod and 10,000 Other Portable Devices with a Single Cable

    Innovative Innergie Magic Cables Integrate USB and Apple Tips to Charge iPad / iPhone / iPod and 10,000 Other Portable Devices with a Single Cable

    Posted on November 30, 2011 | No Comments
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  • Prematics Delivers Care Communication™ Service on iPhone® and iPod Touch®

    Posted on September 14, 2010 | No Comments
    MCLEAN, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Prematics, the leader in e-prescribing and care communication, announced that its services are now available on Apple’s iPhone® and iPod touch®. As a result, physicians can use a single...

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  • iPod Touch 4G Comes to Life

    Posted on September 7, 2010 | No Comments
    Following the iPhone 4, the 4th generation iPod was also announced. Excitement is in the air as Apple finally unveiled its newest iPod, the iPod Touch 4the Generation. The model was a much anticipated one, thanks to the hype building up prior to the press...

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  • Apple Unveils New iPod shuffle

    Posted on September 1, 2010 | No Comments
    SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Apple® today announced the new redesigned iPod shuffle® which features both clickable “ring” buttons and Apple’s innovative VoiceOver technology, enabling users to easily navigate their music and playlists ...

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  • Apple Reinvents iPod nano With Multi-Touch Interface

    Posted on September 1, 2010 | No Comments
    SAN FRANCISCO–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Apple® today unveiled a completely redesigned iPod nano® featuring Apple’s Multi-Touch™ interface that lets users navigate their music collection by simply tapping or swiping a finger on the display....

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  • Stonesoft offers secure mobile authentication via iPod, iPad, iPhone and Google Android

    Stonesoft offers secure mobile authentication via iPod, iPad, iPhone and Google Android

    Posted on August 31, 2010 | No Comments
    StoneGate MobileID generates one-time passwords to access corporate applications such as CRM and email systems London, UK – 31 August, 2010 – Stonesoft, an innovative provider of integrated network security and business continuity solutions, today announced the extended availability of the StoneGate MobileID authentication software token...

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  • Smokescreen makes Flash content visible on iPhone and iPad (video)

    Smokescreen makes Flash content visible on iPhone and iPad (video)

    Posted on May 30, 2010 | No Comments
    Mind you, it's just a preview release, but Chris Smoak's Smokescreen does exactly what it promises: enable Flash content to play on Apple's iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. Kind of. Here's how Smokescreen gets around using a Flash plugin as described by Simon Willison:
    "It runs entirely in the browser, reads in SWF binaries, unzips them (in native JS), extracts images and embedded audio and turns them in to base64 encoded data:uris, then stitches the vector graphics back together as animated SVG."
    While it works fine with simple animated banner ads (uh, huzzah!?), we found that Smokescreened Flash content like video and games was impossibly slow when tested on our iPhone 3G. Still, it's a start for this soon to be open sourced Flash player written in JavaScript. Check the video after the break for a demonstration or give it a go for yourselves by browsing over to the appropriate source link below.

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    Smokescreen makes Flash content visible on iPhone and iPad (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Sun, 30 May 2010 09:07:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Apple offers to replace iPod shuffle broken headphones

    Apple offers to replace iPod shuffle broken headphones

    Posted on April 19, 2010 | No Comments
    A quick heads-up for those of you who bought an iPod shuffle in recent months. Apple has admitted that the included headphones can fail in certain circumstances, and has offered to replace them if that’s the case. You can either visit an Apple Store to replace ‘em or send away for ‘em in the post. [...]

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  • Could ThinkGeek’s iCade become more than an April Fool’s joke?

    Could ThinkGeek’s iCade become more than an April Fool’s joke?

    Posted on April 2, 2010 | No Comments
    Remember how the Tauntaun sleeping bag ThinkGeek made as an April Fool’s joke was later turned into an actual product because there was so much demand for it? Well Ars Technica makes an interesting case for why the fake iCade from yesterday's festivities could also become a reality.

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  • CrunchDeals: 1GB iPod Nano for $48

    CrunchDeals: 1GB iPod Nano for $48

    Posted on March 26, 2010 | No Comments
    This is obviously a much older Nano but at <A HREF="">$48 for 1GB, I may get this for my Dad so he can listen to Roy Orbison albums. Again, not amazingly great but $48? Pretty good.

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  • Nokia asks ITC to ban iPhone, iPod, and MacBook imports, files another lawsuit against Apple

    Nokia asks ITC to ban iPhone, iPod, and MacBook imports, files another lawsuit against Apple

    Posted on January 4, 2010 | No Comments
    digg_url = 'http://digg.com/apple/Nokia_Wants_to_Ban_iPhone_iPod_and_MacBook_Imports'; Looks like Nokia is going all-out in its patent fight with Apple: in addition to the lawsuit it's filed over GSM standards and last week's International Trade Commission complaint, Espoo just filed a second complaint with the federal court, alleging that Apple's infringing several "implementation patents" that cover everything from camera sensors to touchscreens. That's three fronts in the same war, if you're counting -- the original regarding GSM patents, and these two latest over specific device technologies. The biggest bombshell so far is the ITC complaint, in which Nokia's asking the commission to ban imports of basically every Apple mobile product from the MacBook to the iPhone for infringing its device patents -- a strategy we've seen in other high-profile cases. Since the ITC has the ability to move quite quickly, we'd expect that case to be the primary battleground for the moment -- but remember that Apple has plenty of its own incredibly broad patents of its own to fight back with here, so don't expect a quick resolution. Looks like 2010 is going to be awfully good for these attorneys, don't you think?

    [Thanks, Matt]

    Nokia asks ITC to ban iPhone, iPod, and MacBook imports, files another lawsuit against Apple originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 04 Jan 2010 10:49:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • The courts say don’t blame Apple if your iPod caused you to go deaf

    The courts say don’t blame Apple if your iPod caused you to go deaf

    Posted on December 30, 2009 | No Comments
    The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco upheld a 2008 ruling that stated the iPod does not pose an unreasonable risk for hearing loss even though everyone knows the old stock iPod earbuds were the worst earbuds ever made. (I added that last part) The original case augured that because the iPod earbuds were designed to sit so far back in the ear, and the iPod itself does not have any volume meters or noise-isolating properties, that the device could be made safer. But the courts just told the plaintiffs to shut-up and sit down.

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  • TenYears: Unexpected Success Stories

    TenYears: Unexpected Success Stories

    Posted on December 29, 2009 | No Comments
    It’s almost January 1st, 2010 and we’ve been mulling over our favorites of 2009 – and the previous decade. Here we present another installment in our “Of the Decade” lists. Winner: Apple iPod and the iTunes Store No matter how you feel about Apple products, there’s no denying that the original iPod – released in October 2001 [...]

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  • Apple patent application details universal iPhone / iPod dock

    Apple patent application details universal iPhone / iPod dock

    Posted on December 10, 2009 | No Comments
    Don't get your hopes up too much just yet, but it looks like you might one day no longer need to detangle a USB cable or fiddle with a plastic dock adapter the next time you want to charge or sync your iPhone or iPod. That's if this this recently revealed patent application for a new type of universal dock from Apple turns into an actual product, at least. The secret to the dock, such as it is, is that the base would be made of an elastic, sponge-like substance that could conform to any device and hold it in place. What's more, the dock would apparently even be able retain the imprint of your device for convenient use next time, and be reset at the push of the button to let you use it with another device -- we're not quite sure how this thing is supposed to hold up a tablet, though.

    Apple patent application details universal iPhone / iPod dock originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 10 Dec 2009 16:46:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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  • Gift Guide 2009: Portable Media Players

    Gift Guide 2009: Portable Media Players

    Posted on November 16, 2009 | No Comments
    Intro The common portable media player has a tough existence. It's expected to handle many tasks well, while being rugged enough to withstand daily (ab)use. It's expected to look nice, it's expected to provide more-than-decent battery life, and it's expected to provide a simple enough interface that it can be operated almost exclusively while on the [...]

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