How Drunk Are You Just Ask Your iPod

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Since the release of the iPod, the market has flooded with accessories ranging from the mundane to the radical. All are meant to further incorporate the tiny device into another aspect of daily life. Many of these add-ons are innovative solutions for common problems. Others are just gimmicks targeting consumers with a taste for silly novelty items.

How Drunk Are You Just Ask Your iPod

iPhone Swings for Big Margins and Redmond Swings for Apple Experts

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Two particularly interesting topics caught the attention of the Apple-focused blogosphere this week. iSuppli released a projected tear-down cost list for the 3G iPhone, sparking interest in the new $199 price point that contract signing buyers will pay come July 11. Also, the Mac Business Unit at Microsoft, which is one of the world's largest Apple software development organizations, is apparently on a hiring frenzy.

iPhone Swings for Big Margins and Redmond Swings for Apple Experts

Greenpeace Prods Apple to Become Environmental Leader

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In its latest survey of practices among makers of electronic gadgets, Greenpeace has raised the bar of what the environmental group believes is required for green corporate citizenship. The analysis of the products and procedures of 18 major electronics manufacturers, released today, ranked two Silicon Valley giants -- Hewlett-Packard and Apple -- in the middle of the pack.

Greenpeace Prods Apple to Become Environmental Leader

Apple ups 2008 iPhone 3G build orders to 15 million - report

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Checks within Apple's supply chain reveal the iPhone maker to have hiked its iPhone 3G build orders through the end of the year to more than 15 million, according to one Wall Street analyst.

In a report issued to clients Thursday, FBR Capital Markets analyst Craig Berger said the Cupertino-based company revised both third and fourth calendar quarter iPhone build numbers "significantly higher" to more than 15 million units, in addition to placing orders for 2 million more 2G iPhones.
Apple ups 2008 iPhone 3G build orders to 15 million - report

What Should Apple Tackle Next

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First Apple built personal computers, then portable media players, and now the company is manufacturing cell phones. Apple also has its own branded set-top box -- Apple TV -- and its iTunes store is one of the biggest e-commerce marketplaces for music and videos in the world. What's next for Apple? What product categories might the company in Cupertino leap into?

What Should Apple Tackle Next

Five undisclosed features of Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard

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Although Apple is marketing Mac OS X Snow Leopard as an operating system update with no new features, under the hood improvements will actually translate into a slew of new enhancements, five of which are described herein.

Citing sources, RoughlyDrafted is offering of an overview of some of the big new features that are due to make an impact when Snow Leopard drops next Spring.
Five undisclosed features of Apple's Mac OS X Snow Leopard

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