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New iPhone game Timmy promises to be like Angry Birds but on Steroids

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Tired of playing Angry Birds in all its iterations on your iPhone? You might want to try out this new iPhone game called, Timmy – feat. the Insulting Monkey. Available now as a free download from the App Store, this game takes you in control of well, you guessed it right – Timmy which is more »

Apple releases Final Cut Pro X v10.0.3, now with multicam editing

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Apple has just announced the availability of the latest version of its video editing software, Final Cut Pro X. Now on version 10.0.3, the update brings in multicam editing functionality that automatically syncs up to 64 angles of video and photos, advanced chroma keying for handling complex adjustments, and enhanced XML to give you richer more »

The Flaming Lips bring Erykah Badu, Biz Markie and Apple’s Siri with their latest “sound construction piece”

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Those who happen to be both fans of The Flaming Lips and Siri may want to check out this latest song. The song is called “Now I Understand” and is dubbed as being a “sound construction piece.” That being said, the track features vocals from Siri along with some slightly more well known singers including more »

Leaked T-Mobile document reminds us that the iPhone does not work all that nicely on their network

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A recently leaked T-Mobile document is pointing out how an unlocked iPhone may not be the best device to use if you want any amount of decent speed. In fact, they rated the customer experience of the iPhone (on their network) as being “poor.” More specifically, the T-Mobile memo points out that if customers want more »

Apple touting iCloud as having 85 million users

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Apple only announced iCloud fairly recently, during this previous WWDC. But that being said, it looks like iCloud already has a rather significant user base. According to the latest numbers coming from Apple, iCloud now has 85 million users. The interesting part here is that total is higher than the amount of iOS devices that more »

Watch the Apple announcement of iBooks 2, iBook Author, and the new iTunes U

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Earlier this week Apple held its big education announcement to show off the new iBooks, iBook Author, and iTunes U. Sure, we’ve been able to try out these new apps since they were announced, but maybe you want to see Phil Schiller and others up on stage talking about them. Apple has put up the more »

Apple iTunes 10.5.3 now available for download, brings support for iBooks textbook syncing with your iPad

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Coming as one would expect after an Apple announcement that involves the iPhone or iPad — we now have another update for iTunes. Yup, Apple has officially rolled out iTunes version 10.5.3 and with the new version number comes one new feature, the ability to sync interactive iBooks textbooks to your iPad. What’s new in more »

Apple makes it easy to create ebooks with iBooks Author

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Apple was focused on education during today’s event in New York City, but it’s one Mac App announcement isn’t just for educators. Apple has created and app that makes it easy to create ebooks with the new iBooks Author. Apple’s iBooks Author is a WYSIWYG editor for ebooks, the first ebook authoring tool that actually more »

Apple announces iBooks 2, now with textbooks

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As part of its education announcement today Apple announced an update to iBooks which will bring interactive textbooks to the platform. Apple calls textbooks in iBooks 2 a “new textbook experience” which allows students to directly interact with their textbooks. As with any books in the iBookstore, textbooks will be able to use videos, photos, more »

Apple brings iTunes Match to 19 more countries

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Apple is bringing its music-in-the-cloud service, iTunes Match, to 19 more countries scattered throughout Latin America and Europe. Today Apple has brought the total number of countries that have iTunes Match to 37. The 19 new countries include Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Guatemala, Honduras, Latvia, Lithuania, Nicaragua, more »