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iPhone Gloves Take the Winter Chill Off
cultofmac.com - 1/5/2009
iPhone Gloves Take the Winter Chill Off
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Plenty of chatter yesterday in the Apple blogosphere about the patent application for special iPhone gloves Apple filed back in June 2007, the day before the original iPhone made its commerical debut. In the meantime, a few companies have already produced products intended to ease the ...

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Apple files for patent on winter-friendly iPhone gloves
appleinsider.com - 1/2/2009
Apple files for patent on winter-friendly iPhone gloves
— appleinsider.com — Addressing the complaints of nearly every iPhone owner in a northern climate, Apple has filed for a patent that would cover a means of using a multi-touch device with gloves. (more) Apple files for patent on winter-friendly iPhone gloves

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iPhone winter-friendly gloves patented
iphonebuzz.com - 1/5/2009
iPhone winter-friendly gloves patented
— iphonebuzz.com — It's the Apple's answer to the complaints of nearly every iPhone owner in a northern climate: Apple iPhone touchscreen gloves. Apple has filed for a patent that would cover a special glove which would allow wearers to still use their iPhone or iPod ... (more) iPhone winter-friendly gloves patented

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News Roundup for January the 5th
Apple Eclectic — ... and raise you a 28″ iMac. The thing which all of these rumours have about them is that they’re just believeable enough to be true. Which makes them dull. Of course, there’s always the rumour that the iLife and iWork applications are destined for the clouds. Because sometimes editing video on a laptop just isn’t slow enough. Or the already-evergreen MacBook Nano. Or the rather left-field Apple Media Server. Or how about the iGlove? None of these rumours crazy enough for you? Then how about this one: Steve ...

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