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TUAW posted a news story that Half Life 2 for the Mac will be released later today

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When Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled the iPad early this year, he was asked if Apple's latest product was just a bigger version of its already highly popular iPod. Of course, Jobs said no; the iPad was a completely different device, unique in its own right. However, Apple's sales figures for the first month the iPad was available for purchase are raising new questions about how consumers view Apple's product lineup.

There May Be an iPod Killer on the Loose

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Apple is said to be revamping their Final Cut Pro product to appeal to a more mainstream audience rather than high end professionals. After layoffs in 2007, Apple has reportedly reorganized the Final Cut Pro team under the lead of Randy Ubillos, the developer who completely redesigned iMovie in 2008. The new iMovie was drastic departure from the original iMovie codebase.

Apple Refocusing Final Cut Pro Jobs says Next Release Will Be Awesome

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The release of information about the prototype fourth-generation iPhone left in a restaurant bar by Apple engineer Gray Powell has been immensely damaging to Apple, an attorney for the company told a detective investigating the case. This is according to the affidavit filed by the detective in support of a warrant to search the home of Gizmodo.com editor Jason Chen for evidence related to the case.

What's the Price of Gizmodo's $5K Scoop for Apple

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Is it sarcastic, ironic or just a bit disingenuous? A rotating splash screen on the company's main Web page displays a variety of We Love slogans, changing just the word after the heart. Adobe announces that it [hearts] not only Apple but also HTML5, authoring code only once, and, ultimately, freedom of choice.

Adobe Gives Apple Some Sugar

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Flash, sharply rejected by Jobs and Company, has moved on to Apple's competitors, hoping for a warm welcome and the promise of a place in the mobile market. While Apple CEO Steve Jobs' recent open letter deploring Adobe's Flash managed to do little in terms of settling the argument as to who was right in the debate, it did point out many of the problems with the oft-buggy software.

Flash Forward: Can Adobe Leave Apple in the Dust