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Beatles go digital with an apple USB drive, but not on iTunes

The Beatles on iTunes is a rumor that surfaces every year, and much like the Cubs winning the World Series, it never seems to actually happen.  But in a step forward at least, the entire Beatles catalogue of music is now available in digital form for the first time, albeit not on iTunes. On December 8th, the [...]

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New Palm Pre update re-enables iTunes syncing.. AGAIN

The ongoing battle between Palm and Apple over the Palm Pre’s ability to sync up with iTunes shows no signs of dying down, despite numerous attempts from Apple to block the Pre and in spite a recent letter from the USB Implementors Forum which chastised Palm for spoofing Apple’s USB Vendor ID. Palm today released WebOS [...]

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Report: Apple and Intel worked together on new transfer technology, “Light Peak”

Last week, Intel showed off an impressive new transfer technology called “Light Peak” which has the ability to transfer huge swaths of data amazingly quickly.  The technology received so much hype at last weeks Intel Developer Forum that some are already speculating that the demoed standard may soon do away with current transfer protocols like [...]

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How the latest Palm Pre update syncs with iTunes

A few weeks ago, Apple released an iTunes update which prevented the Palm Pre from syncing up with iTunes. Shortly thereafter, Palm responded with an update of its own with the release of webOS 1.1, an update which re-enabled the ability of the Pre to sync up with and transfer media files from iTunes. In case [...]

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“What the death of VHS means to the Mac”

AppleTell has a great article about the evolution of the Mac, and how Apple has constantly succeeded in  staying relevant in the tech industry.  It’s a great read, and highly recommended.  Find some snippets below. Wireless networking, ripping CDs, editing movies—these are all ideas that were added to the computer; “Macintosh” is more of a concept [...]

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