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September 2010

Apple adds Remote to iPad

by Simon Aughton on September 29, 2010 in News
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Apple has released a new version of its Remote app for controlling iTunes from any iOS device, with iPad support and optimisation for iPhone 4’s Retina display.

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RIM unveils Playbook rival to iPad

by Simon Aughton on September 28, 2010 in News
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Research in Motion has taken the wraps off its rival to the iPad, the BlackBerry PlayBook, but despite the playful name this is a device aimed squarely at RIM’s existing enterprise customers.

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Miniaturisation gone mad

by Nik Rawlinson on September 27, 2010 in Editorial
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Has the new nano and shuffle’s tiny size compromised their usability? How small is too small? Big might not always be better, but neither is infinite miniaturisation. Enter the latest iPod nanos and shuffles. We’re lucky enough to have both models in the office – along with the new touch, so watch out for full [...]

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Apple adds Ping sidebar to iTunes

by Simon Aughton on September 27, 2010 in News
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Apple has released an update to iTunes 10 that provides closer integration with its new Ping social network via the new Ping sidebar.

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EU drops Apple probe

by admin on September 27, 2010 in News
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EU antitrust regulators will scrap two investigations into Apple after the company allowed cross-border repair services and eased restrictions on applications for its popular smartphone. The European Commission said the changes by Apple would allow consumers to choose between different alternatives.

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Apple agrees to end employee poaching pact

by Simon Aughton on September 27, 2010 in News
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The US Department of Justice has reached a settlement with six Silicon Valley firms that will bring an end to an agreement not to poach each others’ employees. Apple, Adobe, Google, Intuit, Intel and Pixar had agreed not to actively seek to attract people away from the other companies, in an attempt to hold down salaries.

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