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FotoMagico Remote Puts Presentation Control in Your Hand
PC World Boinx Software on Tuesday released FotoMagico Remote for the iPhone and iPod touch. FotoMagico Remote allows you to control slideshow presentations on your Mac, created with Boinx's FotoMagico 3. You can play or stop the presentation, as well as tell … Boinx Software announces FotoMagico Remote for iPhone/iPod touch |
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Review: AAA iPhone app offers member discounts
The Associated Press AAA has introduced a free iPhone application called AAA Discounts, which uses GPS technology to instantly identify nearby businesses offering deals for AAA members. AAA, which has more than 51 million members, is best-known for providing roadside help … Road trip! AAA Discounts for iPhone |
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iPhone on AT&T: What's your experience?
CNET News, CA by Molly Wood In this week's Buzz Report, I suggested (gently, of course) that the iPhone sucks on AT&T. I'm certainly not the first to suggest it: there's a pending class-action lawsuit over flaky 3G connectivity and AT&T and Apple are pointing … iPhone luring more customers to AT&T than ever – report |
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Mac News Briefs: Berbie Software Releases Trail Runner 2.0
PC World The software requires Mac OS X 10.5.–DAN MOREN Agile Web Solutions released 1Password 2.9.16 on Friday, bringing a redesigned Wi-Fi syncing feature to the popular password storage utility. Syncing between the desktop and iPhone/iPod touch version of … |
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Computer Maker In Apple Copyright Suit Files For Bankruptcy
Wall Street Journal Apple sued Psystar just three months after the company began selling its "Open Computer" with Max OS X in late April 2008. Apple claims that Psystar is in violation of the software license agreement protecting Apple's Leopard operating system, … Psystar files for bankruptcy likely delaying Apple case Psystar files for bankruptcy after protracted legal battle with Apple Psystar's bankruptcy protection filing could minimize Apple suit |
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General Motors, Qwest, Apple are big movers
The Associated Press NASDAQ Apple Inc., up $8.28 at $130.78 An analyst sees sales for technology company's iPhone rising to 3 percent of all cell phones in 2010 from the current 1 percent. First Solar Inc., down $12.21 at $179.51 A downgrade based on likely cheaper … |
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