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Where the iPhone is driving Mac OS X
Mac OS X: Where the iPhone is driving Mac OS X
Apple runs short of iPhones
Apple runs short of iPhones
apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com — The iPhone availability widget is back — new and improved — and it’s showing spot shortages of... selected iPhones at Apple ( AAPL ) stores across the United States. The availability tool, which appears on Apple’s website in ... (more) Apple runs short of iPhones
Apple, the Boomer Tablet and the Matrix
Apple, the Boomer Tablet and the Matrix
radar.oreilly.com — I have written here , here and here about Apple’s inevitable assault on the Tablet market. What... I hadn’t factored until recently is how symbiotic such a device would be for Baby Boomers. Why Baby Boomers? Well, for the same two ... (more) Apple, the Boomer Tablet and the Matrix
Morgan Stanley: Mac shipments on the rise
Morgan Stanley: Mac shipments on the rise
apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com — According to Morgan Stanley’s Kathryn Huberty, Apple ( AAPL ) is the computer maker with the “most... upside” as the PC market begins to stabilize after the dismal first quarter of 2009. There’s some good news for Hewlett ... (more) Morgan Stanley: Mac shipments on the rise
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Where Apple’s iPhone is driving Mac OS X
MacDailyNews — ... capability, used in Snow Leopard to help the visually impaired select Web page sections to have them read aloud by the VoiceOver utility, and used in iPhone OS to select such sections for copy-and-paste operations," Gruman reports. "But the influence of the iPhone on Snow Leopard's feature set [both the iPhone OS and Mac OS are based on the same core] does call into question how the mobile environment may further shape desktop OS functionality in future iterations." Full article here . [Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader "Fred Mertz" for the heads up.] ...

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