macworld.com - 2/3/2009
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The $64,000 question: what happened to Apple's push notification service? Dan Moren has some ideas—and only a few of them are ridiculous.
technologizer.com - 2/2/2009
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technologizer.com —
Allow me to vent here for a second.
As you may have read in my recent post...
about Mac products at Target, I have been in the midst of reloading things for my attempt at installing Windows 7 on the MacBook Pro. This included a wipe of OS X for good ...
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Hey Apple, You Don’t Own My Contacts
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In search of Push
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) —
... Wherefore art thou, Push? Macworld has gone in search of the much-awaited iPhone feature that would let applications get their own notifications even while not necessarily active (so apps like Twitterific could have a little red number on them showing the number of unread tweets, and so on). But ...
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MobileMe: About the Late-September 2008 MobileMe update
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MobileMe: About the mid-September 2008 MobileMe Update
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Apple 2/7/2009
When those rare occasions happen and I do not hear (or see) my phone ringing, I would like my iPhone to act like every other cell phone in the world and chirp or beep or make a sound to notify me that someone called or someone left a voice mail.
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