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Mac Attack
600,000 Infected With Flashback
The days when Apple users could be confident about the lack of malware and trojans on Mac platforms seem to be long gone.
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Ixnay on the iPod:
In Praise of Crap Technology
I actually did have an iPod once, a sleek 30-gig number with a brilliant video screen and space for nearly half of my comically large music collection. I watched a video on it exactly once-Breaking Bad, season one-cringed with horror every time I dropped it and felt the $400 hole in my wallet for longer than I'd owned ( Read more... ) -
Apple turns the screws
Apple wants 30% of Kindle App ebook sales
It’s quite amazing how unpopular the move is. Even people on Apple sites are against it.
It’s all rather strange - Unless you consider the fact that people who are reading are not doing things Apple wants them to do i.e. watch movies, grow stupid, become consumers, watch TV, etc.
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How Amazon Saved The Kindle
.... from the threat posed by the iPad. At Business Insider
Essentially what I posted back in September. A further point is that Apple historically does not compete on price. It sell premium products (good premium products) at premium prices. But for Amazon (and Barnes & Noble) discounting is a way of life. Apple cannot compete with them on ( Read more... ) -
Kindle, Nook, and iPad
Kindle 3G vs Nook Color Brief Feature Review
Which is better? It is not obvious. You have to do it the hard way. Go down the list of features and decide which matter most to you.
Also see Why the Nook Color has a shot at being a better 'eReader' than the Kindle
You'd never pick Nook Color over Kindle for reading, but you might pick it when ( Read more... )
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