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AFP
Apple Sept. 9 Event: 5 Hot Bets
PC World
Now that Apple has confirmed it’s planning an invitation-only bash September 9 in San Francisco, our time to speculate is running short. What new stuff is coming? First, let’s scratch the much-anticipated Apple tablet off the list.
New iPods expected at Apple event USA Today
Apple to host media event Sept. 9 Reuters
It’s official: Apple event set for 09/09/09 CNET News
Computerworld  - Macworld  - DailyTech
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CNET News
Feds break Apple’s code of App Store silence
Register
Fail and You Oh, Apple Computer. What sorts of antics are you into this month? Since the iPhone was released two years ago, watching Apple keep its obsessive vise grip on the device while trying to promote
AT&T Gets a Fuzzy Signal on Apple’s iPhone Wall Street Journal
FCC Wireless Investigation and Handset Trafficking Gerson Lehrman Group
Apple, AT&T face yet another iPhone MMS lawsuit CNET News
Ethiopian Review  - LubbockOnline.com  - Computerworld New Zealand
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Telegraph.co.uk
Microsoft Xbox 360 Fans in Asia Get Price Cut in September
eWeek
The console wars continue as Microsoft follows a US price cut on its Xbox 360 Elite console with cuts in the Asia-Pacific region. Sony recently reduced the price of its console, the PlayStation 3. Although consumers will be able to pick up Microsoft’s
250GB PS3 and Xbox Gaming Consoles Coming Before Christmas? ITProPortal
Microsoft Planning a 250GB Xbox 360 Bundle? 1UP.com
Microsoft: Xbox 360 Price Drop Timing Coincidental PC World
TopNews United States  - Xboxic  - TechNewsWorld
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Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Sunday, August 30th, 2009

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Boston Globe
Apple says it’s not to blame for ‘exploding’ iPhones
CNET News
Apple’s iPhone may be the darling of the mobile-phone industry right now, but some users in France aren’t singing its praises, claiming that the device explodes or cracks without warning. However, after conducting an internal
Apple: Exploding iPhones Not Our Fault PC World
China will account for 15-20% of all iPhone sales in 2010, says Computerworld
Apple Bringing iPhone to China with China Unicom PC Magazine
San Jose Mercury News  - DailyTech  - Techtree.com
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Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Saturday, August 29th, 2009

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Telegraph.co.uk
Microsoft Planning a 250GB Xbox 360 Bundle?
1UP.com
Two different retailers release listing for a new 360 bundle with a substantial hard drive boost. By Kris Pigna, 08/29/2009 With not even a week having passed since Microsoft confirmed an Xbox 360 price cut and their intention to phase down their 360
Microsoft: Xbox 360 Price Drop Timing Coincidental PC World
MS: There will not be an Xbox360 Slim Xboxic
Clash of the Consoles Gets Down and Dirty TechNewsWorld
I4U  - Punch Jump  - Ars Technica
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guardian.co.uk
Week in Apple: Snow Leopard discoveries, MacBook rumors, and Steve
Ars Technica
Is Steve Jobs really staying on top of every detail of the iTablet? What will happen to the plastic MacBook? And Snow Leopard drama—users can’t get enough of it! These topics and more peppered this week’s top Apple news. By Jacqui Cheng | Last updated
Snow Leopard: What’s gone where Macworld
Snow Leopard: Your reaction to the new OS BBC News
Apple Snow Leopard Faces Windows 7 Fight InformationWeek
MacNN  - PC World  - Register
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CBS News
On Its Third Try, Microsoft Finally Gets the Video Editor Right
Washington Post
Windows Live Movie Maker isn’t without bugs (wait for fixes to arrive before downloading it), but it is a vast improvement over previous incarnations. And it’s free. By Rob Pegoraro Microsoft has a sometimes undeserved reputation for needing three
Measuring Windows 7 appeal to businesses CNET News
Windows 7 user rollouts could come in pieces NetworkWorld.com
Will Windows 7 Be the Supervillain Apple Needs? TechNewsWorld
Open Media Boston  - InformationWeek  - PC World
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Microsoft announced that the Bing iPhone and Mac software developer kit (SDK) is available for download at Bing’s CodePlex. It is open source under the Microsoft Public License (MS-PL).

Bing The SDK is a Cocoa Framework, which means Mac and iPhone developers can easily integrate Bing search results into their applications. Microsoft says it was designed to “remove the headache” of manually having to parse XML or JSON in order to communicate with the Bing API.

Microsoft says the SDK provides:

- The ability to easily query Bing from within your Cocoa or Cocoa Touch application.

- Perform both synchronous and asynchronous queries.

- Search Bing for Web, Image, Video, News, and Phonebook results.

“We hope that you’ll be able to make some great Cocoa/iPhone apps that harness the power of Bing!” said a joint blog post from Bing API Program Manager Intern Tom Rudick and Bing API Lead Program Manager Alessandro Catorcini.

The SDK can be found here, along with links to all of the appropriate documentation. A sample app (image search for the iPhone) is there for download as well.

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BBC News
Apple launches Snow Leopard
Computerworld
Computerworld - Apple Inc. officially launched Snow Leopard today and started selling the upgrade at its retail stores. Customers who pre-ordered copies of Mac OS X 10.6 from the company earlier this week are due to receive the upgrade
Snow Leopard’s Deep, Dark Secrets Revealed PC World
Psystar sues Apple for Snow Leopard; “exploding” iPhones update Apple Insider
Industry Criticizes Apple’s Anti-Malware Efforts PC Magazine
Washington Post  - San Jose Mercury News  - CNET News
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Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Friday, August 28th, 2009

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Boston Globe
Apple: Exploding iPhones Not Our Fault
PC World
Apple says it’s not to blame for a series of exploding iPods and iPhones, according to a report published on Friday. The company has been under fire, so to speak, for devices overheating and shattering across Europe and the UK Sheesh…and you thought
China will account for 15-20% of all iPhone sales in 2010, says Computerworld
Apple lands deal to sell iPhone in China CNET News
Apple IPhone Will Be Sold in China in Fourth Quarter Bloomberg
DailyTech  - PC Magazine  - BBC News
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Comments (0) Posted by livep6 on Friday, August 28th, 2009