Apple releases Front Row 2.1.6: "Apple today released Front Row 2.1.6 which provides improved iTunes 8.0 compatibility and...
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Apple releases Front Row 2.1.6: "Apple today released Front Row 2.1.6 which provides improved iTunes 8.0 compatibility and...
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Apple releases QuickTime 7.5.5: "Apple today released QuickTime 7.5.5 which includes changes that increase reliability...
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CNET: Apple’s iTunes 8 ‘Genius’ feature a fun way of rediscovering music: "For us, the most interesting part of iTunes 8 is the Genius feature. Not because it's essentially a new way...
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Dvorak: Microsoft’s new Gates+Seinfled ad is either meaningless or kinky-sex endorsement: "Is Microsoft's new series of advertisements really about kinky sex? Yes, you have to consider...
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NBC Universal returns to Apple’s iTunes Store; Top 10 series available immediately in SD and HD: "Apple and NBC Universal today announced the return of NBC programming to the iTunes Store including NBC...
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High-res photos of Apple’s new iPod nano 4G, iPod classic 2G, and iPod shuffle 2008: "iLounge has just posted new photos of the fourth-generation iPod nano, second-generation iPod classic, and...
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Five stars to new iPod touch: "The ‘stunning, sprawling glass display’ on iPod touch ‘isn’t just for Coverflow or video viewing anymore,’ say Tim Gideon (pcmag.com). ‘Calling it the ‘the funnest iPod ever,’ Steve Jobs wants you to consider the new touch a portable gaming device, and if Spore is any indication of what’s possible, he’ll get his wish.’ To Gideon, ‘iPod touch remains the best portable media player on the market, period.’"
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Why Apple gave in to NBC over pricing on iTunes: "Apple has allowed movie studios, TV broadcasters more control over pricing than the music industry has ever had--and it appears that will continue."
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Fringe Blowback: Share Your Take on J.J. Abrams' New Show: "On the phone with Wired.com a few hours before the Tuesday premiere of his new Fox series Fringe, executive producer J.J. Abrams described the sci-fi adventure as an exercise in 'extreme storytelling.' That's just the way we like it, so for the past four months we've been covering the Fringe leaks, the trailers, the viral campaigns and more, as compiled below. Now that the show's finally gone public, here's your chance to weigh in.




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Belly Dancer Turns Sci-Fi Fantasies Into Career: "Princess Leia's metal bikini got millions of geeks drooling. Now a Florida dancer has taken Star Wars's sexiest image and shimmied it into a paycheck.




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Farmers See 'Mark of the Beast' in RFID Livestock Tags: "Farmers, some of them Amish, are decrying federal and state rules requiring the use of RFID tags on livestock. In a federal lawsuit, they say the tags, which authorities say will help them monitor disease, are the 'mark of the beast.'




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How to Copy a DVD for Free Without All the DRM: "Despite the movie industry's attempts to convince you otherwise, it's within your rights to copy a DVD you own to your hard drive for personal use without Digital Rights Management software, restrictions or other digital handcuffs. We show you how to do it using entirely free tools in this guide.




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ITunes' Genius Feature Is Hardly Rocket Science: "Steve Jobs told the world about a number of interesting developments
for Apple's product lines on Tuesday. But the Genius sidebar for music
recommendations in iTunes 8 -- slick as it is -- strikes a decidedly
familiar chord.




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NYPD Sued Over SpyCams: "The New York Police Department is happy to talk about its plans to ring lower Manhattan with thousands of security cameras. But the Department won't say exactly where the cameras are, or what will be done with the data. So now the New York City Liberties Union is suing the NYPD, to force 'em to fess up on the spycams.




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