engadget.com - 10/20/2009
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We're not sure why John Gruber and Dan Lyons are having some sort of megalomaniacal Apple super-pundit standoff, but we'll sit here and take the spoils: Gruber's just one-upped Lyons's earlier vague tease of new Apple gear tomorrow with a pretty specific list of things he's apparently heard ...
appleinsider.com - 10/27/2009
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New Macs, something else tomorrow?
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... Engadget is the latest to report a rumor that's been circulating for months: tomorrow may be the day that we finally see those new Macs we've been waiting on. John Gruber claims we're going to see new MacBooks and iMacs (which we'll rate as "expected"), updated Mac minis (wouldn't be a huge surprise, though we haven't heard that so much about that one, particularly not a mini bundled with Mac OS X Server -- a very nice idea, though), and something called a "Magic Mouse," as well as a multitouch trackpad accessory. I have to admit: those last two sound less ...
New Hardware Today? Apple Says No
EverythingiCafe —
Yesterday and today, the blogs were abuzz with rumors that Apple is looking to roll out new hardware today. Some suggestions include new iMacs, MacBooks, Mac Minis, even a multitouch Mighty Mouse. The fabled Apple tablet has reared its mythical head again in these announcements.
Howerver, Stuff.tv is citing their source that Apple will have no news about product announcements today. Cupertino may just be being extra cagey, so we’ll wait and see.
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And here we go: the Apple Store is down, presumably to update it with all the new gear we're expecting today. New iMacs, plastic MacBooks, multitouch input peripherals, maybe a new Airport Express -- we could get everything, we could get nothing. ...
Some more perspective on the DROID and multitouch
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There's been a whirlwind of chatter about Apple's multitouch patents since the Motorola DROID was released to reviewers sans any built-in support for Android 2.0's multitouch APIs -- there's no pinch-to-zoom in the browser or maps app, and the ...
Complete Guide to Apple Certification and Training
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