Apple recently updated its antenna page on its site to include video footage of the Droid X experiencing signal attenuation when gripped in a certain manner. Firing back, Motorola recently published an ad with the tagline “No Jacket Required” – an obvious jab at the iPhone 4 and the free bumpers is supplying to owners. […]
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It’s only been a few weeks since we last heard of a frivilous Apple lawsuit, so why not bring in another. iPad owners Jacob Baltazar, Claudia Keller, and John R. Browning recently filed a lawsuit wherein they seek class-action status alleging that Apple’s iPad overheats and turns itself off in otherwise ordinary weather conditions. The […]
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Comments Off on Floyd “Money” Mayweather and his $50,000 iPod
If you ever happened upon HBO’s 24/7 series starring Boxing champ Floyd Mayweather, you probably noticed that Floyd is quite liberal with his money. And as one of the top paid athletes in the world today, with over $60 million in earnings in 2010 alone, it’s not all that shocking to find out that Money […]
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Comments Off on Apple releases Safari 5.0.1, activates browser extensions
Apple today released Safari 5.0.1, a browser update which activates extensions. They’ve also put up a Safari extensions gallery for your perusal. You can download the latest Safari update here. Related: 10 neat Safari extensions worth taking a look at
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Comments Off on Apple drops NVIDIA as a graphics option as ATI takes the mantle
Icrontic reports: Cupertino has spoken, and NVIDIA is no longer the preferred GPU supplier of One Infinite Loop’s polished white and aluminum desktops. Apple’s newly introduced 21.5” and 27” iMacs based on the Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 processors will be the exclusive realm of ATI’s Radeon family. This not only ends the latest run of […]
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Comments Off on Google’s plan to take on Facebook
WSJ reports: Google Inc. is in talks with several makers of popular online games as it seeks to develop a broader social-networking service that could compete with Facebook Inc., according to people familiar with the matter. Google has been in discussions with top developers to offer their games on a new service it is building, these […]
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28. July 2010
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