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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

TUAW gets the details of the next-generation of .Mac

June 3, 2008
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TUAW gets the details of the next-generation of .Mac

June 3, 2008

.Mac and Me rumors: TUAW inside look at Apple’s next-gen service:
“MobileMe is slated to include a host of new features, which we alluded to early in May; in addition, there will be new web interfaces for all aspects of MobileMe — calendars will look just like iCal, Contacts will look just like they do in [...]

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How green is your Apple?

June 3, 2008
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How green is your Apple?

June 3, 2008

In December 2006 I wrote a feature for MacUser UK on the environmental
impact of computers, and in particular Macs. MacUser doesn’t put its
features online, so I’ve decided to put this one up. This is the full,
unedited version, so any mistakes are mine rather than MacUser’s.Some of the rights for this article belong to Dennis Publishing: [...]

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Free dailies: Not such a bright light in the newspaper industry

June 3, 2008
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Free dailies: Not such a bright light in the newspaper industry

June 3, 2008

I know that Chris Anderson has a book to sell all about how free is great, but his post on "Free Dailies: The one bright light in the newspaper industry" really does make the mind boggle.
Chris claims that the ever-expanding circulation of free newspapers makes them a bright spot in a gloomy industry, even suggesting [...]

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Why Apple faces an uphill battle in the enterprise market

June 3, 2008
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Why Apple faces an uphill battle in the enterprise market

June 3, 2008

Via John Gruber comes this great quote which, I think, illustrates the issues that Apple has in cracking the enterprise market with the iPhone:

"I have nothing against iPhone. It’s great," says Manjit Singh, CIO at Chiquita Brands International Inc. "But we’re a BlackBerry shop, and I don’t think iPhone brings anything new to the table. [...]

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