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Well, the iPhone 4 has only been out for a day and already it has been put into a blender on video and destroyed.

Google has updated their iPhone application and now it supports push notifications for Gmail and Google Calendar directly, right from the application which means no need to constantly check your Email account for new Email alerts or calendar for keeping up with the schedule. The push notification feature will notify you when its time.

"Yesterday I wrote that Facebook is testing a new administration for Facebook fan pages and they will soon allow Facebook page administrators to change their Facebook page names. However I didn't mention the limit but now I know it"

According to New York Times, Google is close to launch new interactive smart phone by teaming up with T-mobile and HTC. It will come with features like touch screen, slide-out and five row keyword, said in the New York Times report.

For many years Apple Computers has been pretty resilient and safe from viruses and security issues. But recently the folks at Apple have had to deal with the Kamainsky DNS flaw that also affects other types of computers, and in patching the DNS issue Apple has went ahead and proactively addressed a number of other possible security flaws.

Vodafone's just got a tiny, minor, insignificant announcement to make this morning: it's signed with Apple to sell the iPhone in ten markets, including Australia, the Czech Republic, Egypt, Greece, Italy (so much for Telecom Italia), India, Portugal, New Zealand, South Africa and Turkey.

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Transcript of an article that showed the innovations in the Star workstation, which by then were found everywhere (though they may not have worked as well, and were not yet popular of IBM and Compaq PCs.) The overlapping windows, selection, menus, focus, object-oriented design and of course the mouse itsef were also found in Smalltalk-80. However, the icons, representing documents, folders, printers and so on, were a unique innovation. Did Apple license the Star technology as well as Smalltalk-80?

Transcript of an article that showed the innovations in the Star workstation, which by then were found everywhere (though they may not have worked as well, and were not yet popular of IBM and Compaq PCs.) The overlapping windows, selection, menus, focus, object-oriented design and of course the mouse itsef were also found in Smalltalk-80. However, the icons, representing documents, folders, printers and so on, were a unique innovation.

"Every time Apple announces something new, it's probably groundbreaking. Yesterday's iPhone OS 4 announcement was yet another example, especially with its number 7 "tentpole" feature - the iAd. We covered it 2 weeks ago and it was already coined as "next big thing" by Apple then."

The online seller that turned the way we read books on its ear with the Kindle e reader is predictable to unveil a tablet that industry insiders say will give Apple's iPad some serious contest.

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For those who use a Mac (smart choice by the way ;) ) here is a nice application that allows for modifying the design appearance.  You're thinking 'why would i...

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