24 June, 2009
Apple has Psystar's lawsuit stay lifted; Palm Pre unhurt by iPhone
Apple has Psystar's lawsuit stay lifted; Palm Pre unhurt by iPhone Psystar's hopes of stalling Apple's lawsuit have crumbled as the Mac maker has successfully overturned the court stay on its case. At the same time, Apple's legal hammer has been falling on iTunes gift card fraud, and the Palm Pre continues to sell out even with the iPhone 3GS threatening to pull customers away. Stay lifted in Apple lawsuit against Psystar Apple's motion to lift the stay in its copyright infringement lawsuit
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24 June, 2009
Apple has Psystar's lawsuit stay lifted; Palm Pre unhurt by iPhone
Apple has Psystar's lawsuit stay lifted; Palm Pre unhurt by iPhone Psystar's hopes of stalling Apple's lawsuit have crumbled as the Mac maker has successfully overturned the court stay on its case. At the same time, Apple's legal hammer has been falling on iTunes gift card fraud, and the Palm Pre continues to sell out even with the iPhone 3GS threatening to pull customers away. Stay lifted in Apple lawsuit against Psystar Apple's motion to lift the stay in its copyright infringement lawsuit
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24 June, 2009
Apple has Psystar's lawsuit stay lifted; Palm Pre unhurt by iPhone
Apple has Psystar's lawsuit stay lifted; Palm Pre unhurt by iPhone Psystar's hopes of stalling Apple's lawsuit have crumbled as the Mac maker has successfully overturned the court stay on its case. At the same time, Apple's legal hammer has been falling on iTunes gift card fraud, and the Palm Pre continues to sell out even with the iPhone 3GS threatening to pull customers away. Stay lifted in Apple lawsuit against Psystar Apple's motion to lift the stay in its copyright infringement lawsuit
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Voter approval drops for Gibbons in newspaper poll
Voter approval drops for Gibbons in newspaper poll LAS VEGAS—A newspaper poll says voter approval for Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons has dropped to 10 percent, while 57 percent view him unfavorably. The Las Vegas Review-Journal poll released Sunday said Gibbons'
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Favorite new iPhone 3.0 apps: Slideshow
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Universal, Virgin Media Enter Unlimited Download Deal
Universal, Virgin Media Enter Unlimited Download Deal Universal Music, the world's largest record company, said Monday it would offer its catalog on Virgin Media's upcoming unlimited download service in return for the U.K. broadband provider agreeing to suspend service to people who persistently download tunes illegally. The download service, the first of its kind for the music industry, would enable Virgin customers to stream and download as many tunes as they want for a monthly fee. Subscribers would
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Universal, Virgin Media Enter Unlimited Download Deal
Universal, Virgin Media Enter Unlimited Download Deal Universal Music, the world's largest record company, said Monday it would offer its catalog on Virgin Media's upcoming unlimited download service in return for the U.K. broadband provider agreeing to suspend service to people who persistently download tunes illegally. The download service, the first of its kind for the music industry, would enable Virgin customers to stream and download as many tunes as they want for a monthly fee. Subscribers would
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10 cool things about the iPhone 3G S
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10 cool things about the iPhone 3G S
10 cool things about the iPhone 3G S
Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that Apple has announced its latest iPhone -- the iPhone 3G S. The third iPhone to be released since the first was launched in the U.S. in 2007, Apple claims the iPhone 3G S is faster and more powerful than the current iPhone 3G. Although it retainsAir Max an identical form factor and design, the iPhone 3G S has some nifty new features. Here are 10 of the best: 1. It's faster Apple launched the iPhone 3G S by announcing it has a faster processor, more memory and "snappier performance". Although the iPhone 3G is no slouch, it can be a little sluggish when opening and closing applications. If Apple's demo videos are anything to go by, the iPhone 3G S will be a much zippier smartphone. 2. It has more memory Apple will sell two models of the iPhone 3G S: 16GB and 32GB. There original iPhone came with 4GB, 8GB or 16GB of storage. 3. Video recording Wow! A smartphone in 2009 that can record video? No way! Apple nike shox r4 newcritics will point to the fact that the iPhone 3G can't record video as an example of a phone that lacks some basic features, but for potential iPhone owners the addition of video recording is a real plus. 4. Improved camera The iPhone 3G S has a 3-megapixel camera with autofocus, compared with the iPhone 3G's 2-megapixel, non-autofocus camera. It still lacks a flash, but the increased megapixel count should slightly improve photos and tapping an area on the screen to focus on is a cool feature that should make mobile photography easier. 5. You can talk to it The iPhone 3G S introduces what Apple calls Voice Control, a voice recognition feature that allows you to make a call and play music by speaking. Voice Control can find any entry in your contacts list, and users simply have to say a name or phone number to make a call. For music, you can ask what song is playing Air Jordan shoes 1and hear the iPhone 3G S answer, tell it to play your favourite album, or play similar tracks to the current one. 6. It has a built-in compass A built-in digital compass is another new feature of the iPhone 3G S. We aren't sure exactly how often anyone would use this as a standalone app, but when combined with Google Maps, the compass will rotate maps to always match the direction you're facing. Now that is pretty cool. 7. Internet tethering The iPhone 3G S can now be used as a modem, connecting to a Mac or PC via USB or Bluetooth. Although AT&T in the US won't be supporting this feature, Optus is one Australian telco that has confirmed it will be. Telstra and Vodafone are yet to announce whether they will offer tethering capability. 8. Accessibility features Apple has included a number of features that help people with epi leatherdisabilities use the iPhone 3G S. These include Apple's VoiceOver function, which reads aloud what is on the screen, a zoom function that magnifies up to five times, and a white on black display option that provides increased contrast. 9. Nike+ iPod integration Previously only available for selected iPod nano models, Apple's Nike + iPod is a fitness system that involves a Nike shoe communicating wirelessly with an iPod. The iPhone 3G S will be compatible with the system, which displays real time walking or running statistics. 10. New headphones The iPhone 3G S will include Apple's remote headphones in the sales jordan shoes 1package. The new headphones have a multi-button remote and volume control keys, as well as a microphone to handle voice calls.
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10 cool things about the iPhone 3G S
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Unless you've been living under a rock, you'll know that Apple has announced its latest iPhone -- the iPhone 3G S. The third iPhone to be released since the first was launched in the U.S. in 2007, Apple claims the iPhone 3G S is faster and more powerful than the current iPhone 3G. Although it retainsAir Max an identical form factor and design, the iPhone 3G S has some nifty new features. Here are 10 of the best: 1. It's faster Apple launched the iPhone 3G S by announcing it has a faster processor, more memory and "snappier performance". Although the iPhone 3G is no slouch, it can be a little sluggish when opening and closing applications. If Apple's demo videos are anything to go by, the iPhone 3G S will be a much zippier smartphone. 2. It has more memory Apple will sell two models of the iPhone 3G S: 16GB and 32GB. There original iPhone came with 4GB, 8GB or 16GB of storage. 3. Video recording Wow! A smartphone in 2009 that can record video? No way! Apple nike shox r4 newcritics will point to the fact that the iPhone 3G can't record video as an example of a phone that lacks some basic features, but for potential iPhone owners the addition of video recording is a real plus. 4. Improved camera The iPhone 3G S has a 3-megapixel camera with autofocus, compared with the iPhone 3G's 2-megapixel, non-autofocus camera. It still lacks a flash, but the increased megapixel count should slightly improve photos and tapping an area on the screen to focus on is a cool feature that should make mobile photography easier. 5. You can talk to it The iPhone 3G S introduces what Apple calls Voice Control, a voice recognition feature that allows you to make a call and play music by speaking. Voice Control can find any entry in your contacts list, and users simply have to say a name or phone number to make a call. For music, you can ask what song is playing Air Jordan shoes 1and hear the iPhone 3G S answer, tell it to play your favourite album, or play similar tracks to the current one. 6. It has a built-in compass A built-in digital compass is another new feature of the iPhone 3G S. We aren't sure exactly how often anyone would use this as a standalone app, but when combined with Google Maps, the compass will rotate maps to always match the direction you're facing. Now that is pretty cool. 7. Internet tethering The iPhone 3G S can now be used as a modem, connecting to a Mac or PC via USB or Bluetooth. Although AT&T in the US won't be supporting this feature, Optus is one Australian telco that has confirmed it will be. Telstra and Vodafone are yet to announce whether they will offer tethering capability. 8. Accessibility features Apple has included a number of features that help people with epi leatherdisabilities use the iPhone 3G S. These include Apple's VoiceOver function, which reads aloud what is on the screen, a zoom function that magnifies up to five times, and a white on black display option that provides increased contrast. 9. Nike+ iPod integration Previously only available for selected iPod nano models, Apple's Nike + iPod is a fitness system that involves a Nike shoe communicating wirelessly with an iPod. The iPhone 3G S will be compatible with the system, which displays real time walking or running statistics. 10. New headphones The iPhone 3G S will include Apple's remote headphones in the sales jordan shoes 1package. The new headphones have a multi-button remote and volume control keys, as well as a microphone to handle voice calls.
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Man charged with murder in Kansas doctor's death
Man charged with murder in Kansas doctor's death WICHITA, Kansas (CNN) -- Kansas prosecutors have brought murder and assault charges against the man suspected of killing Wichita physician George Tiller, whose women's clinic was a frequent target of protests against abortion. Scott Roeder, 51, is being held without bail on a first-degree
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