Apple released a new version of Final Cut Pro a few days ago, and since then they have received lots of criticism for the lack of features. Today, Apple has posted a FAQ in response to the criticism and questions from customers.
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Over the past few days, reports have suggested that Apple and Google maybe being pressurized by the Taiwanese Government to modify their app sales policies.
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A new blog post by high school student Matt Richman titled “A Consequence of Losing the PC Wars” compares Apple’s profit margin from the sale of Macs to Hewlett-Packard’s sales of PCs. The numbers are mind blowing.
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Five months ago, Apple launched the iPhone on Verizon’s network, and since then, it has become the carrier’s top-selling handset. This is according to new research by BTIG Research, who spent the past three weeks asking 250 Verizon and AT&T stores across the United States to find out their number one selling phone.
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A new report by comScore, details a new metric for tracking web traffic by device and connection type. According to the report, Apple’s iPad was responsible for 89% of worldwide tablet traffic in May, continuing to dominate the market it defined last year.
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WSJ reports that Daniel Spliter has pleaded guilty to two felony charges related to the publishing of 120,000 AT&T customers’ email addresses on Gawker.com. In addition, one other member from the hacking group “Goatse Security”, Andrew Auernheimer, was charged as well.
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M.I.C. Gadget reports that a reporter from a Chinese newspaper First Financial Daily reported seeing Apple Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook in the lobby of China Mobile’s headquarters earlier today.
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A few hours ago, BGR reported that the next-generation iPhone will offer a new form factor, bringing a “radical new case designâ€. Now, Bloomberg reports something completely different.
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This year, Apple is offering a $100 App Store Gift Card with the purchase of a qualifying Mac, but Best Buy is offering something even better
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