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XtremeMac intros two docks for iPod, iPhone

XtremeMac on Wednesday launched two new audio docks for the iPod and iPhone, the Luna SST and 3 in 1 Microdock. The former has dual alarms and sports a detachable speaker for flexibility in its location, such as on each nightstand on the sides of a bed. Each alarm can go off in one speaker and come from the built-in FM radio, chime or the connected iPod or iPhone. Snooze and activate/deactivate buttons are found on each speaker....


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iOS 4.1 update goes live via iTunes

As expected, Apple is now deploying iOS 4.1 to iPhones and iPods via iTunes. The firmware incorporates a variety of anticipated changes, such as support for Game Center, Apple's Xbox Live-like gaming service. It also copes with several major glitches, including faulty proximity sensors, slow iPhone 3G performance and trouble with Bluetooth and Nike+iPod connections....


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Google launches Google Instant: search as you type

Google at its special event today rolled out Google Instant, its codename for a live, as-you-type search. The method provides results on the fly and auto-suggests search queries based on the exact characters. It makes predictions based on past searches and automatically pops up specially formatted information for common searches, such as weather, movie info and images....


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Studiometry 8 adds blueprints, integrated calendar, receipts

Oranged Software has launched Studiometry 8, updating its business management software. Studiometry handles contact management, builds estimates, tracks work and bills clients. The software has an easy interface for daily data entry. It can track work time through timesheets, running timers and manual entry. There is also a companion iOS app with full syncing capability....


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AT&T surprised at slow Torch sales while Android, iPhone win

AT&T's President of Wireless Operations in the US West, Fred Devereux, hinted today that sales of the BlackBerry Torch were disappointing. He told those at Seattle's Mobile Future Forward conference that he was "surprised there hasn't been a faster adoption" of the phone, which he thought was the best-ever BlackBerry to date. He didn't provide numbers, but the statement was unusual and backed unofficial analyst views that sales had cooled quickly after launch....


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Briefly: ZumoCast mobile, Flight Control passes 3 million

ZumoCast, a free new mobile application that allows users to access video and music libraries from anywhere, has been released in the App Store. Instead of storing media content in hosted cloud servers, ZumoCast is capable of turning a user's computer into a cloud server. This allows content to be instantly accessible, without the need to upload any files, or pay monthly fees generally associated with online storage and sync services. Full iTunes integration has been worked into the app, providing users with playlist, album art, and continuous playback support. Other...


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Download iOS 4.1 Now

As expected, the iOS 4.1 release date is today so fire up iTunes, since everyone can now download iOS 4.1. The update comes in around 300mb and brings a number of new features to iOS including Game Center, Ping Support, various bug improvements (including improving the speed of iPhone 3G and resolving proximity issues). Download and [...]

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Calvetica 2.0 gains multi-calendar support, more event control (Macworld.com)

Macworld.com - If it seems like it was only last month that Calvetica debuted as a unique, clean, and Helvetica-ized alternative to the iPhone’s built-in Calendar app, that’s because it was. Mysterious Trousers, Calvetica’s developer, listened to user requests, and it’s already back with a major 2.0 upgrade.

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Everyone needs an iPhone app it seems, even e-commerce sites. But most shopping sites don't want to bother with creating their own custom mobile app. So now we are starting to see white-label mobile e-commerce apps. Today, Magento Commerce, which raised $22 million in March for its open-source e-commerce platform, is getting into the mobile game with white-label apps for existing customers who use its e-commerce backend. With 70,000 customers, that a lot of built-in sales leads. Already, 8,000 of them are beta testing the mobile product, including The North Face, the Miami Dolphins, and Flowe(Red).

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iOS 4.1 is live, available to download right now

If you can just put down Angry Birds for one minute and plug your iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch 2nd generation, iPod touch 3rd generation, or iPod touch 4th generation into iTunes, you should be in for a pleasant non-surprise: iOS 4.1 is finally out and ready for your consumption. It's not a huge update, but Game Center is an exciting addition (for the few, proud devices that are getting it), and we're sure your face will be happy to stop getting accused for iPhone 4 hang-ups with the long overdue proximity sensor fix. Let us know how 4.1 is treating you in comments below.

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New iPods win favor with reviewers

Apple has generally done well with its latest iPods, reviewers say. The iPod touch is so far garnering the most praise, for instance getting compliments on its thinness, audio quality and HD video recording from Wall Street Journal writer Katherine Boehret. Businessweek's Arik Hesseldahl claims that the player has "kicked up the intensity about a dozen notches" thanks to an A4 processor and a Retina Display. Edward Baig of USA Today points out that the Touch is now closer to the level of the iPhone 4, but still missing some core features, like a GPS receiver, an L...


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Apple Releases iOS 4.1 for iPhone and iPod Touch


Right on schedule, Apple has released iOS 4.1 for the iPhone and iPod touch. The update, known as Build 8B117 and available for the iPhone 3G, iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and second- and third-generation iPod touch models, brings several new featu...

Flickr Studio Brings Flickr Browsing to the IPad

Flickr offers its own iPhone app with basic features, but Yahoo’s photo-sharing service has yet to really embrace the iPad. Meanwhile, developers have seized the...

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Dock Your Encased IPhone, IPod With DockStubz

iPhone and iPod cases come in various shapes, sizes, and levels of protection, but rare is the case that lets you connect your iPhone to a dock while you’re...

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New Nike workout app joins crowded field (Appolicious)

Appolicious - Nike's no longer a pioneer in workout gadgets as its new app emulates other iPhone and Android apps. Also in today's App Industry Report, a Samsung Galaxy phone lands at Verizon.

Android now powers 25 percent of mobile operating systems (Appolicious)

Appolicious - Android continues to poach away market share from the iPhone and other mobile platforms, now accounting for 25 percent of mobile operating systems in North America.  That’s a 2 percent increase, month-over-month, and an 18.6 percent increase year-over-year.

iPhone 4 gets Chinese network license

The iPhone 4 has been approved for a network access license in China, Dow Jones notes. The news comes by the country's Telecommunication Equipment Certification Center, which posted the information on its website. Spokespeople for Apple and local carrier China Unicom have so far declined to comment....


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T-Mobile to Begin Offering iPhone 3GS in U.S.?


Wired editor-in-chief Chris Anderson yesterday tweeted that he had been told by a "T-Mobile manager" that the carrier will begin offering the iPhone 3GS "later this year", but that the iPhone 4 will not be offered.

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In Bid to Sell Economic Plan, Obama Gets Personal

As Obama takes the stage in Cleveland today to discuss his latest economic proposals, his personal story will make its way back into the rhetoric — but will it sell increasingly skeptical voters? | FULL COVERAGE: AEHQ

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    Flickr Studio brings Flickr browsing to the iPad (Macworld.com)

    Macworld.com - Flickr offers its own iPhone app with basic features, but Yahoo’s photo-sharing service has yet to really embrace the iPad. Meanwhile, developers have seized the opportunity to release their own iPad Flickr clients, like Keeple’s Flickr Studio.

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