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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Apple to Launch 3 HDTV Models by March 2012?
Global Equities Research’s Trip Chowdhry issued a research note to investors indicating that Apple is planning to launch three HDTV models by March 2012. The report is relayed by AppleInsider: He said his “converged view” of data from various developers is “probably” 75 percent accurate, and that it will “probably” be launched in March of 2012, with developer sessions at the Worldwide Developers Conference in June. Apple’s televisions would reportedly come in 3 different models and 3 different price points Continue reading
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Foxconn to Replace a Portion of its Workers with 1 Million Robots
Xinhuanet reports that Foxconn will be replacing some of its workers with 1 million robots in the next three years to cut rising labor costs and improve efficiency. The robots will be used to do simple and routine work such as spraying, welding and assembling which are now mainly conducted by workers, said Gou The company currently has 10,000 robots and employs 1.2 million people. Continue reading
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Foxconn to replace some workers with a million robots
Foxconn will act on promises and replace some of its assembly line workers with robots, founder Terry Gou said at a company party Friday night. The company will move from 10,000 robots this year to 300,000 in 2012 and one million within three years Continue reading
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Apple successfully takes iPods.com
Apple has won the upper hand in its dispute over iPods.com this weekend with a World Intellectual Property Organization ruling granting it control of the domain. WIPO panelist David Cairns has ordered that parking site holder MP3Gold.com give the domain over. Details of the justification weren’t available as of Sunday…. Continue reading
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Reviews: Sony NEX-C3
Sony was a relative latecomer to mirrorless interchangeable lens cameras, but when it arrived with the NEX line, it shot back with very small designs which were barely larger than compact cameras, although they sometimes controlled like it, too. The NEX-C3 is a second generation and brings a new 16.2-megapixel sensor, overall better performance, and an even smaller design Continue reading
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Reviews: iPhone 4 Ballistic (HC) Series Case
After I reviewed the excellent OtterBox Defender, which had some minor quibbles, I wondered if the AT&T iPhone 4 Ballistic Hard Core (HC) Series Case could match or surpass the OtterBox. For background, these cases are not like the basic ones you might to pop on quickly and offer a bit better grip or add a splash of color Continue reading
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Target slashing $30-40 off iPhones tomorrow
Target is poised to drop prices on iPhones in what could be a sign of clearing stock ahead of a new model. Continue reading
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Apple refunds excess charges for Lion downloads
Apple on Saturday began reversing some of the excess charges it accidentally applied to some Lion buyers. Both John Christman, the highlight example who was charged $3,878 more than the single copy he intended to download, as well as others, have said Apple would have the money back in their accounts within three to five days. Continue reading
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Apple spreads 90-second iTunes previews worldwide
Apple in the past day has quietly expanded its 90-second iTunes previews outside the US. At least Australia and New Zealand, Canada, and some parts of Europe are now seeing the same tripled size for audio samples as had first rolled out in the US in December. The extended playtime includes local labels and not just ones that had rights in the US… Continue reading
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Court: Personal Audio can’t double-dip on Apple lawsuits
Texas district Judge Ron Clark on Friday dismissed Personal Audio’s attempts to sue Apple again over its audio player patent. He determined that Apple’s $8 million in damages amounted to a “fully paid up license” not just for the iPod but also for the iPad, iPhone, and Mac. In an opinion, Judge Clark said it had been Personal Audio’s responsibility to show how much it deserved in damages and that, if it had wanted to try for more, it could have been more specific during the trial… Continue reading
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