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Most Apple stores were sold out of the new iPhone by Sunday afternoon even though consumers had to wait hours to buy and activate them. Friday, Apple introduced the new version of the iPhone. It saw huge customer lines, and its system crashed as thousands of people worldwide tried to activate their new phones. Mark Siegel, a spokesperson for AT&T, said Apple was completely overwhelmed by demand.

Apple's iPhone Launch: Long Lines, Crashed Systems, Empty Shelves

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Sometimes it's the little things that can cause you to rethink how you look at a company. For much of this decade Microsoft has been the evil empire with Apple, Linux and Google on the side of the Force. With Microsoft doing some positive things, Apple's decision to raise iPhone prices, Google's attack on single parents and Richard Stallman's attack on Bill Gates' philanthropy, these entities' images may be changing.

The Fall of Google, the Rebirth of Microsoft and the Changing Face of Apple and Linux

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Comparing the Apple TV to the Netflix Player by Roku is like comparing two wildly different kinds of automobiles -- like a Chevrolet Camaro vs. a Ford F-150 pickup. Sure, the Camaro and F-150 are both automobiles, and they can take you places you've never been before, but it's their differences that define them more than their similarities. So it is with the Apple TV and the Netflix Player by Roku.

Set-Top Smackdown: Apple TV and iTunes vs. Roku and Netflix