Archive - Sep 29, 2008 |
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Along with the stock market, Apples stock took a dumper today after new predictions from two analysts. The biggest drop in eight years- closing at a mere $105. Get all the info HERE |
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Au! eso debe de doler y con el susto que se habrá pegado el tito Jobs el 18% también habrá afectado su masa corporal, pero ver esto la verdad que preocupa a todos ya que Apple ha sido de las empresas que a registrado mayor caída en el NASDAQ, si bien no sé nada de nada sobre estos temas la política económica de Apple va tener que cambiar un poco, esperemos que no afecte la calidad de sus productos para poder competir con las demás compañías. |
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Two questions: My answers to the above are 2367 and never. Don't know about you, but over the years I've accumulated quite the array of music ranging from country and hip hop, to acoustic rock and R&B with some classical-ish stuff thrown in for good measure. So here's the challenge: |
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The battle between Norway and Apple over its Fairplay digital rights management escalated on Monday, with the country's consumer ombudsman Erik Thon saying he would approach the Norweigian court about intervening in the matter. |
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Nova versão do engine usado tanto no Safari como no Chrome atinge pontuação máxima no teste de compatibilidade com padrões online Acid3. Desenvolvedores trabalhando com o WebKit anunciaram que a nova versão do engine para navegadores, integrado tanto no Safari, da Apple, como no Chrome, do Google, cumpriu todas as exigências do Acid3, teste mais importante sobre padrões online. |
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An interesting discussion is going on about the “iPhone Black” UI over at Paul Goracke’s Corporation Unknown blog. The post itself is really about how the current trend to ‘all-black’ iPhone apps is a lot like the way Apple and other developers went crazy over the brushed metal look in their applications, violating Apple’s own HIG in the process. Of course, one key difference here is that it is only third party developers who are using the all-black look and not Apple. But the more interesting part of the discussion is going on in the comments on the article. Scott Stevenson makes an excellent point: |
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[caption id="" align="alignright" width="328" caption="Nokia's Rumored Touch-Screen Phone"] Apple’s iTunes will keep its shine. Nokia launched its 12th online music store on Monday – a facility in Spain – but getting there, or to any of the stores, was impossible. The Web address Nokia provided brought up a nearly blank page with the statement: “Sorry you missed us. We are currently working on the store and it will be back online shortly.” |
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