December 29th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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In October this year, along with new iMacs, Apple introduced Magic Mouse, the world’s first mouse with a multi- touch surface, like the one you see on iPhones and MacBooks. Magic Mouse’s predecessor, Mighty Mouse, never became any success and many have complained about the scroll ball, but Magic Mouse is completely different, and after just 8 weeks on the market, it has captured over 10 pct. market share, and Apple is now the third best selling mouse manufacturer, behind Microsoft and Logitech.
Though Apple is in third place, their superiors on the mouse market are far ahead, and Apple will by no chance catch up with them as yet, but Apple has felt the demand on Magic Mouse and here at AppleLunch we have actually experienced that it was impossible to purchase Magic Mouse anywhere in Aarhus, Denmark. Premium Reseller “humac” told that they haven’t had any Magic Mouses since November, and were not expecting to have any before late January, so if you want a Magic Mouse, and you live outside America, we recommend you to buy it from Apple Online Store.
December 28th, 2009 by admin
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December 24th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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According to Financial Times, Apple has scheduled a special media event for Tuesday, January 26th at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco, which is the place that Apple has used for music related events each fall in recent years. Apple will, according to sources, use the venue to make a major product [...]
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December 23rd, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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Rumors already have started appearing that a new generation of iPhones will come out soon. Three weeks ago, a new iPhone generation was spotted by analytic tools by an iPhone application developer, and that was the first sign of the next coming iPhone. Today, DigiTimes reports that, according to a source, OmniVision has secured 5 [...]
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December 16th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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Many Snow Leopard users are unfamiliar with the feature called ‘Spaces’ in Snow Leopard, and that’s sad. In my opinion, Spaces was one of the best features in Leopard and it hasn’t of course been thrashed in Snow Leopard, but many Snow Leopard users doesn’t take advantage of the feature, and that can only be [...]
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December 12th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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October 22nd, you could read that Nokia sued Apple, claiming Apple was infringing 10 patents owned by Nokia, including GSM, UMTS and WLAN standards. Yesterday Apple responded with a countersuit claiming that Nokia is infringing 13 Apple patents.
Apple’s General Counsel and Senior Vice President, Bruce Sewell commented in a public announcement: “Other companies must compete with [...]
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December 2nd, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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Blacksmithgames.com is in good mood this year and offers free applications every day from december 1th until december 22nd. But wait, if it’s an advent calendar, why doesn’t it count to 24?
There is of course a reason, and it is that they will announce “other great surprises” these two days. What they are, can we [...]
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November 30th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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iPhone developer Pandav have been in the media’s spotlight for some time lately, because they claim to have spotted usage records for an unreleased iPhone in their app’s analytics.
The analytic tool used to spot the new iPhone is PinchMedia and it allows you to break down customers usage and it also allows you to see [...]
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November 28th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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Today, iPhone was released in South Korea which is one of the toughest countries to make a breakthrough in, and only the fewest of cell phones manufacturers can make money in South Korea. Despite that, Apple has received many pre-orders on the iPhone.
53,000 iPhone pre-orders has been reported according to AP Business, and that makes [...]
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November 24th, 2009 by Casper Laursen
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Two weeks ago, the first iPhone worm was discovered in Australia, but it was harmless and did nothing except changing the background picture on the iPhone. Then came a new malware attack just a few days later, and today the third iPhone worm is discovered and it can steal your information.
The new worm only affects [...]
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