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Egypt says no to GPS devices
Apple is not the first company to fall foul of the ban, which has been in place for five years.
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Apple launches $1 299 aluminium notebook
Apple on Tuesday cut the price on its entry-level notebook computer to and introduced a line of aluminium-clad machines starting at 299.
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Apple fans await cheaper laptops
Apple is expected to unveil new notebook computers, perhaps even one priced for those with tight budgets.
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Innovations for tech-heads but it lacks the wow factor
Anyone picking up a G1 — Google’s new phone — will immediately compare it with the iPhone. The biggest difference, however, is the qwerty keypad.
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Apple unveils new iPods
Apple CEO Steve Jobs took the wraps off a revamped line of iPods this week and trumpeted a truce with NBC Universal.
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Nokia takes on iPhone
Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone company, launched an all-out assault on Apple’s iPhone this week.
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Apple may shrug off iPhone woes
The new iPhone 3G has been marred by bugs, spotty service and disappearing programs, among other complaints.
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Hardware problem in new iPhone?
Spotty wireless broadband connectivity for some of Apple’s new iPhones most likely results from a hardware problem, a Swedish technical magazine says.
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Apple is the new king of Silicon Valley
Apple has unseated Google to become the most valuable company in the American cradle of technological innovation, Silicon Valley.
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The Apple of hackers’ eyes
Security specialists say hackers are taking increasing aim at iPhones and Macintosh computers as the hot-selling Apple devices gain popularity.
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One weekend, one million iPhones
Despite activation problems that frustrated thousands of buyers, Apple sold more than one million iPhone 3G cellphones on its launch weekend.
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Cheers and queues as new iPhone starts global roll-out
The global roll-out of Apple’s revamped iPhone kicked off on Friday in Asia with countdown celebrations and quick sell-outs.
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Just how fast do you want your computer to be?
The end of the ever-faster computer has been announced many times in the past decade, amd fllmakers will always need more poke from their machines.
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Apple unveils new iPhone with faster web, GPS
Apple has unveiled a new version of its popular iPhone built for high-speed wireless networks with faster internet access and more features.
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Will new iPhone upstage its competitors?
Apple on Monday unveiled a new version of its popular iPhone built for high-speed wireless networks with faster internet access and more features for business users.
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Apple to entice customers with cheaper iPhone
Apple is preparing to slash the price of its iPhone handset in an attempt to convince millions more customers to get on board.
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Putting customers to work, Nokia takes on the web
As the internet goes mobile and companies such as Apple and Google find cool ways to embrace the trend, mobile market leader Nokia is rewriting its product development rulebook. Instead of working in secrecy and isolation, it wants to start sharing.
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Auction nets over $40-million for Aids in Africa
Art collectors opened their wallets on Thursday and shelled out ,6-million at a Valentine’s Day charity auction spearheaded by rocker Bono and British artist Damien Hirst to benefit the fight against HIV/Aids in Africa. Spirited bidding and prices far in excess of pre-sale estimates marked ”The (Red) Auction” at Sotheby’s, where all but one of the 83 contemporary works found buyers.
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Apple plugs website leak in deal with student
The technology group Apple has come in for criticism after forcing a website dedicated to reporting on the company’s activities to close down. The ThinkSecret site, which published news and rumours about Apple’s forthcoming products, had been locked in a two-year legal battle with the company.
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Mac, iPod sales boost Apple’s profits
Apple’s fiscal fourth-quarter profits jumped 67% to cap a year that saw unprecedented momentum in its Macintosh computer business, continued demand for iPods and the successful launch of the iPhone. For the three months that ended September 30, Apple said on Monday it earned -million, or ,01 per share.
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Environmentalists target iPhone for lawsuit
Environmentalist lawyers are threatening to sue Apple in 60 days if the iconic United States company doesn’t make iPhones greener or warn buyers of toxins in the devices. The Centre for Environmental Health sent Apple notice on Monday after Greenpeace released a scientific analysis of how Earth-friendly iPhones are.
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Sun, Samsung to compete with iPhone
Sun Microsystems and Samsung are jointly developing a cellphone to challenge Apple Inc.’s iPhone, a South Korean newspaper reported on Wednesday, quoting Sun chairperson Scott McNealy. McNealy said on Tuesday in Seoul that the companies are working on a ”Java phone” that would surpass Apple’s iPhone in functionality.
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Climate change spurs industry restructuring
Climate change is spurring a ”worldwide economic and industrial restructuring” as more and more of the world’s largest companies seek to confront global warming, an investor survey said on Monday. Even so, some big firms were still doing far too little to identify risks and opportunities from climate change.
