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In a day of two emails, the latest Steve Jobs missive tells us not to worry, we

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We know a lot of Mac users are excited at the in-development fast-as-a-fast thing Light Peak interconnect technology currently being put together by Intel, but this isn

We know that Rupert Murdoch thinks the iPad will be the future of content, looks to it to save his ailing newspaper sales, intends competing with iTunes in some ways, but he

Maybe it is a magical side effect of the iPad, maybe it is just a series of hoax claims, but it seems Apple CEO Steve Jobs can

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Yesterday we watched the iPad in a microwave, last week we saw it in the blender. Today? Well, today

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Manufacturers are already producing components for the next-gen iPhone with just weeks to go before launch, while massive sales are driving growth for Apple

The iPhone will be a payments system – on steroids. Take a look at this item over at Computerworld, while considering the following press release.

Update: It looks like Apple has pulled the update temporarily.

A big new feature has been added to the multi-tasking user interface in iPhone OS 4, and that appears to be a widget interface for the iPod app. If you flick to the left of your first window of open apps, you are greeted with a few new buttons.

A stationary iPod button to quickly launch the app, iPod music controls, and Orientation lock. The orientation lock is just like on the iPad, but instead is controlled via this new menu. Tap once to lock in portrait, and again to unlock. The iPod music controls are similar to the ones that used to appear when you double clicked the home button. 

This could be the beginning of mini-widgets coming to iPhone OS 4. We’ll update if we find anything else.

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iPhone OS 4 beta 3 is now in the developer center.  Hopefully this version fixes the camera and file uploading issues that plagued beta 2.

Apple may be testing its iTravel solution in Canada, with an ad in a local Montreal newspaper tempting Patently Apple to suspect this to be the case.

Patently Apple revealed news of Apple

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Here’s something silly: An iPad built into a kitchen. Ideal for showing off, recipes and simple kitchen surfing, presumably.

The maker shows the simple wooden mount that he used to embed the iPad into a kitchen cabinet, which makes it easy to remove for use around the home and for the removal of kitchen grease. Also for confidential emails you don’t want the kids to see, conceivably. 

“My wife thought I was nuts – until she saw the results,” the creator told TUAW.

Apple has been slammed with a lawsuit by little-known firm, NetAirus Technologies, in a series of claims which could be used against almost any smartphone maker.

The action has been filed in the Central District of California Western Division, says The Loop. The litigation claims the iPhone infringes the patent, called the

With a million sales to its name, Apple

While Bill Gates concedes Apple and Steve Jobs have

US Nintendo boss, Reggie Fils-Aime has dismissed Apple

Apple may avoid any possible antitrust investigation on behalf of US regulators by making a change in the terms of the iPhone 4.0 SDK, industry insiders suggested late last night.

Regulators are unlikely to investigate the company if it finds some way of letting developers use other tools to write apps for the platform.

As we reported citing the NY Post yesterday, both the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Department Of Justice (DOJ) are currently negotiating to decide under whose jurisdiction this case might lie. Neither party has issued comment at this time.

Adobe has allegedly complained at Apple

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Early in the morning and some time to waste? Then sit still and stare in wonder at the latest iPad destruction meme to show itself on YouTube – yes, sit back and watch the must-have Apple device get microwaved. No need to watch the whole clip – it is too long – skip forward to 3:30 for the microwaving and 6:30 for the, well, wait and see.
Below, just in case you missed it, is the last iPad desctruction meme – the iPad in a blender.

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Via: Mashable

US regulators are refusing comment on queries questioning an earlier report which claimed an investigation into Apple