A recent hacker attack on iPads makes it plain that users of the new Apple tablet need to be careful.
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The titanic shift in publishing that’s pushed traditional books, magazines and newspapers off their pedestal in favor of electronic copy hit a crescendo this week when Amazon announced that, for the first time, e-books outsold their hardcover competition.
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The financial juggernaut that is Apple continues unabated by minor blips like the iPhone 4 antennae and fears that the iPad’s phenomenal popularity might eat away at Mac sales.
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Tags: Apple, earnings, iPad, iphone, ipod, macs, third quater
All those naysayers out there who predicted the iPad would flounder won’t be happy to hear the latest sales tallies for the new Apple tablet.
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Tags: iPad, iphone, sales, Steve Jobs
While there may have been a few glitches in the ordering system, they didn’t seem to phase fans of the iPhone4, who bought all the units Apple and AT&T had ready for delivery on June 24.
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Tags: Apple, AT&T, availability, iphone, pre-order
A year ago, I bought a 1TB drive for my desktop that I paid an amazing $100 for and figured I wouldn’t need more space for years to come. Today, I’m pondering a 2TB drive for the same price.
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Mixing sophomoric humor and technology to make money and do something good for the world might just be the perfect marketing storm.
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Tags: case, iphone, marketing, phoneballs, testicular cancer
The price of technology hardware bearing a stamp “Made in China” could start inching up soon as a movement among Chinese workers for better pay and working conditions begins to spread across the country.
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Tags: China, Foxconn, outsourcing, pay, suicide, technology, workers
With the dog days of summer upon us, it could be tough to remember that patch of extraordinary snow and ice that enveloped much of the country — including Washington, DC – last winter.
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Tags: inspector general, National Labor Relations Board, survey, telework
Anybody who ever watched “The Wire” or read a 21st century thriller probably has a pretty good idea of how a pre-paid wireless phone works.
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Tags: burner, cell phone, cellphones, Charles E. Schumer, John Cornyn, law, legislation, senators, U.S. Senate
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