gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com - 10/13/2009
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Apple does allow refunds for apps, which may hamper the sale of expensive apps.
securitysystemsnews.com - 10/10/2009
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securitysystemsnews.com —
WASHINGTON What would you say if you heard
the U.S. Army has four video surveillance installations that...
are based on Apple s OSX operating system, and use Apple servers? Or that a large government entity had just initiated an all-Apple installation? ...
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Government going Apple?
gizmodo.com - 10/20/2009
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gizmodo.com —
The Apple's Magic Mouse doesn't have anything on
its surface. It's an aluminum base topped off with...
a smooth multitouch surface. It felt weird to use, but leagues ahead of the Mighty Mouse. I may go back to mice. The strangest thing, in theory, is ...
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Apple Magic Mouse Hands On [Apple]
news.cnet.com - 10/14/2009
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Apple is allegedly building a new app for
its iPhone and iPod Touch that will bring FM...
radio to the devices, according to a report on 9 to 5 Mac . (Credit: Apple Citing anonymous sources, the Apple news site says the functionality ...
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Report: Apple developing radio app for iPhone
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No refunds and no nukes: a look at the Apple iPhone App Store Terms and Conditions
iPhone J.D. —
... Yesterday, the Gadgetwise blog in the New York Times included a short article by Eric Taub entitled "Apple's App Refund Policy: No." The title of the article pretty much tells you the contents. If you buy an iPhone app and it turns out that you don't like it for any reason at all, you cannot return it. Because most apps are free or cost only a few dollars, this is not a big deal. However, there have always been a few expensive apps on the App Store, such as the ones that I previously ...
Return To For-Never: App Store's Refund Policy Is Controversial
iSmashPhone —
... The New York Times has concluded that the App Store's policy on returning an app that isn't working out for you can be summed as "Are you f***ing kidding us?!?" ...
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