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Apple Now Accepting iPad Apps, Planning “Grand Opening” of iPad App Store

Apple is now accepting iPad apps for a “grand opening” of the iPad App Store, according to an email just sent to registered developers.
“iPad will begin shipping soon and your opportunity to be part of the grand opening of the iPad App Store starts today,” the email says.
There’s no details about when the store’s grand [...]

Security Expert: “Mac OS X Is Safer, But Less Secure”

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Tech site H-Online has an interesting story today, quoting security expert Charlie Miller about his forthcoming talk at the CanSecWest conference next week.
He says OS X is full of security holes. There are lots more than in Windows, he claims.
And yet: OS X is a safer system to use. Why? Because, in the words [...]

Apple Devotes Entire Home Page To Jerome York Obituary

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If ever you needed a sign that Apple was a different kind of technology company, this is it.
What other computer manufacturer would remove its top-selling, hype-inducing, industry-altering new product from the prime spot on its website home page, and replace it with an obituary to an investor?
This is one of those “Here’s to the [...]

Coming Soon: Steve Jobs, the Sitcom

Fake Steve creator Dan Lyons just signed a deal to bring Steve Jobs to another small screen near you.
The half-hour series called “iCon” is billed by the presser as “a savage satire centering on a fictional Silicon Valley CEO whose ego is a study in power and greed.”
Making sure the barbs prick will be the [...]

Cool Cans With Nano Dock

MacaAlly's mTune iPod headphones with a nano dock

MacAlly’s mTune is a sweet looking set of cans with a dock for the iPod nano. Only $50 — though no ship date has been set.

They’re cordless, naturally, and don’t even require any batteries. There’s a standard jack for use with a computer or other music player.

Update: There’s also white headphones for the iPod shuffle!

MacaAlly's mTune iPod headphones with a shuffle dock

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    Well, it’s a neat concept. But I don’t see any FM tuner! And it’s possible that there’s a way to change songs and volume on the iPod itself using that button on the ear, but that looks like a sticker, not a control element. And I think you should control speaker volume on the speakers and leave the Nano at ~80% volume to minimize distortion, no?

    Those look pretty sweet :)

    It looks as if the click wheel on the side is the clickwheel of the iPod itself.

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