Apple Fever

Starbucks to Give Away 50 Million Songs on iTunes

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Free songs to be given out at Starbucks stores across the country, starting October 2:

Thirty-seven artists with featured songs include Paul McCartney and Joni Mitchell — the first two to sign on with Starbucks’…

Free iTunes at Starbucks

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To promote the new partnership with Apple and its wi-fi music store, Starbucks will be handing out 50 million iTunes songs to U.S. customers between October 2 and November 7, 2007. The new wi-fi Music Store features…

GNC-2007-09-25 #304

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Study: Inkjet printers are filthy, lying thieves

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Stuck on the enterprise

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John Siracusa:

Still holding that thought about the Intel stickers? Listen again to Steve’s final words on the subject. “We put ourselves in the customer’s shoes and say, what do we want?”
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iPhone bill is surprisingly Xbox HUGE (lol)

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AT&T wants to make sure you know just how much you're getting out of your iPhone. When's the last time you received a 100 page phone bill?Read More…

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Google selleth then taketh away, proving the need for DRM circumvention

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Google just demonstrated how completely bizarre and anti-consumer DRM technology can be. Most importantly, by pulling the plug on its service, Google just proved why consumers have to be allowed to circumvent copy…

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Google says Vista search changes not enough

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Google reacts to Microsoft’s joint filing with the DOJ, calling for more changes to the way Vista works with third-party search products. Microsoft’s changes fall far short of Google’s requests.

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