Apple Shows Off New iPods and TV, Unveils Social Network
Apple fans Web-wide tuned in to an annual music-themed event Wednesday, where Steve Jobs unveiled an updated streaming TV device, funky new iPods — and a social network that’s all about music.
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Apple to terminate Quattro ad network as iAd pushes ahead
Apple is reportedly preparing to terminate the mobile ad network run by Quattro Wireless. The move was viewed as inevitable after Apple acquired Quattro to build its iAd platform geared solely for iOS devices such as the iPhone and iPad…. Apple – iPhone – Quattro Wireless – Handhelds – Smartphones
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Quattro Wireless To Be Closed as Apple Focuses on iAd
Things are heating up in the mobile-ad world. As Research In Motion searches for an acquisition in the emerging space, Apple is putting the kibosh on the mobile-ad company it purchased earlier this year.
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RUMOR: Next-gen Apple TV to be renamed iTV, drop 1080p, run iOS and gain App Store access
A new report says the next update to Apple TV will adopt the name iTV…
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Microsoft takes dig at Apple, launches PC versus Mac website
Microsoft has launched a new website asking once again the rather tired question, which is best PC or Mac?
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Can you buy me now? Apple and the war for the mobile market
The short history of the computer industry is dominated by two well-known stories of business triumph and defeat. The first is the story of how mainframe makers failed to take the personal computer seriously until it was too late. Most of them faded away , and those that didn’t still failed to dominate the PC industry. The second is the story of how Apple Computer, Inc. refused to license its …
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I’m buying an Epson Artisan 810 (All-in-one printer/scanner, etc) and have a home network with an airport extreme that has USB port built in for printers. The printer also has ethernet/wifi connectivity, i was just wondering which one of these connection options would be best. Maybe pluses/minuses of each. I run OS X 10.6, but want guests using Windows to be able to access it without too much configuration. Thanks for any help.
Answer by Sean H
The printer will likely work better if it’s directly connected to the network rather than to the Airport Extreme. It’ll be easier to troubleshoot over Ethernet since you don’t have Wi-Fi or the router in the equation.
If you need it to be portable then use Wi-Fi (it should work fine), but if you’re ok with it being near your router then plug it in via Ethernet (should be more reliable than Wi-Fi).
Apple iPhone 4 review: Everything you need to know
Apple’s iPhone 4 has sold like gangbusters, but how well does it measure up from an IT and business perspective? Here is TechRepublic’s review.
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Handicapping Apple, Facebook And Google
Who will win the Internet platform wars?
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Toshiba takes on Amazon, Apple with dual-screen PC
TOKYO, June 21 (Reuters) – ToshibaMonday launched a dual-screened mini notebook PC that can be used as an e-book reader, adding to competition for the likes of Apple Corp’s iPad and Amazon.com’s Kindle.
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I’m buying an Epson Artisan 810 (All-in-one printer/scanner, etc) and have a home network with an airport extreme that has USB port built in for printers. The printer also has ethernet/wifi connectivity, i was just wondering which one of these connection options would be best. Maybe pluses/minuses of each. I run OS X 10.6, but want guests using Windows to be able to access it without too much configuration. Thanks for any help.
If Anyone Can Find a Place for Mobile Video Chat, It’s Apple
Steve Jobs certainly didn’t invent the concept of videophones; they’ve been dialing up the imaginations of comic-book artists and science-fiction writers and filmmakers for decades. Various companies other than Apple have actually managed to assemble working videophones — AT&T, carrier for Jobs’ iPhone 4, came out with its “Picturephone” just in time for the 1964 World’s Fair in New York City.
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Jobs at WWDC: Taking the Stage With Chutzpah Only Apple Can Afford
Talk about dealing from a position of strength: Apple and Steve Jobs enter next week’s Worldwide Developers Conference as kings of the tech industry hill, makers of must-have consumer products and generators of must-read technosphere headlines. He strode onstage at this week’s D8 Conference still looking understandably frail considering his health issues. However, the passion was still there
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Rumor: New $100 Apple TV Takes Aim at the Cloud
The next Apple TV is like an “iPhone without a screen” that costs $100 and streams media from the cloud, according to a rumor.
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NI Technology Updates Outlooks for STEC, ARM Holdings, Apple, MIPS Technology and Network Engines
Next Inning Technology Research , an online investment newsletter focused on semiconductor and technology stocks, announced it has updated outlooks for STEC , ARM Holdings , Apple , MIPS Technology and Network Engines .
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Tweaking network settings can help the iPad with Wi-Fi performance, Apple says.
Cisco introduces the Valet, a stripped-down router that won’t frustrate a non-engineer who tries to set it up. Sounds perfect, yes? Well… Small devices that act as cell towers are poised for big sales. But they cost extra.
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I am in the market for a new computer – laptop preferably for portability reasons. My main uses on a computer are email, social networking, Internet use, photo editing and digital scrapbooking. No gaming. There is the possibility of wanting it for video use in the future but not at the current time. I currently own a PC, however I used MAC computers all through college so I am familiar with the use of both. My question is, what are the pros and cons of buying a MAC or PC?
linking i-book G4 and Powerbook G4 and external hard drive wirelessly w/i-port Extreme.
Apple Secures Nifty Near-Field Wireless Patent for iPhones
A recently revealed patent suggests Apple has exciting plans for its future iPhones and laptops centering on near-field communications. Soon just popping your iPhone near a MacBook may enable wireless syncing. And that’s just the start. Near-field communications themselves aren’t new , but it would be for the Apple devices in question. The technology centers on extremely short-range wireless …
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The Apple Wireless Keyboard has been completely redesigned, inside and out. It features an elegant, ultra-thin anodized aluminum enclosure with low-profile keys that provide crisp, responsive feel. It also has function keys for one-touch access to a variety of Mac features such as screen brightness, volume, eject, play/pause, fast-forward and rewind, Expose, and Dashboard. Its compact design fits on your lap or on even the most crowded desk. And its Bluetooth wirele… More >>
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