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Facebook rumored to bring native iPad app to market next week

June 30, 2011

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The iPad may not be a mobile device in the opinion of Mark Zuckerberg, but it’s a big enough force to be reckoned with that Facebook may be gearing up to release a native iPad application on the App Store next week. Reports surfaced at Reuters today that the company’s Seattle based engineering office may be putting the final touches on the app, and they’re expecting to launch “something awesome” according to Zuckerberg.

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Flickpad HD brings The Commons, backgrounds and handy new user tour to iPad app

June 30, 2011

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flickpad Flickpad HD brings The Commons, backgrounds and handy new user tour to iPad app

Flickr and Facebook fans rejoice. Flickpad HD, the popular iPad photo-browsing app, has been updated to include new support for Flickr’s archive of public photography, otherwise known as The Commons. For those wondering what Flickpad HD is, there’s also good news.

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Analysts predict a boost in iPad 2 shipments for third quarter, 2011

June 30, 2011

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ManyiPads Analysts predict a boost in iPad 2 shipments for third quarter, 2011

Taking a cue from standard 3rd quarter trends in the IT sect, Apple is expected to boost iPad 2 shipments over the 2nd quarter by nearly 4 million units. Apple has been stocking up on all of the parts required to produce the world’s most popular tablet in an effort to avoid any component shortages.

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Could the iPhone 5 reverse Android growth in the coming months?

June 30, 2011

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troll android LAWLs Could the iPhone 5 reverse Android growth in the coming months?Android is huge. According to Andy Rubin, 500,000 Android devices are activated every single day around the world — not exactly something to balk at. But, it also appears that Apple’s iPhone has found its second wind these days. A recent survey from Nielsen has shown that Apple’s iPhone is increasing in market share, despite Android’s continued growth.

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Rumor: Apple to release Lion on Wednesday, July 6th

June 30, 2011

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Apple Mac OS X 10.7 Lion Rumor: Apple to release Lion on Wednesday, July 6thApple said Lion will ship in July, and July is just around the corner, so naturally rumors will be popping up between now and release day. It’s already begun to some degree, but today we have an alleged date for the Lion release: July 6, 2011.

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100,000 iPad apps now available

June 30, 2011

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app store possibilities 20110302 100,000 iPad apps now available According to MacStories, there are now 100,000 iPad apps available.

While the number hasn’t been verified by Apple, it’s a significant milestone for the tablet, which launched just a year and a half ago.

More and more, the quality and quantity of available apps are seen as a critical factor in the success of mobile platforms.

An example of this surfaced as recently as last night, as reviews of the webOS-powered HP TouchPad began to surface.

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Podcast: Final Cut Pro X backlash, new iPhone(s) and tech writing

June 29, 2011

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 Podcast: Final Cut Pro X backlash, new iPhone(s) and tech writing

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HostJoshua SchnellStephen Hackett

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Josh and I are joined by Cody Fink, staff writer over at MacStories. In addition to talking about the feedback video guys have given Apple over the new version of Final Cut, we discuss Apple’s next iPhone. Or iPhones, as it may be.

Finally, we discuss a piece Cody wrote a few weeks ago about some of the ups and downs of being a tech journalist.

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Opera 11.5 brings Speed Dial, speedy browsing and clean design

June 29, 2011

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opera singer Opera 11.5 brings Speed Dial, speedy browsing and clean design

News from the Opera 11 camp today tells us that the latest rollout, 11.5, introduces some interesting features. While Internet Explorer, Chrome, Safari and Firefox are off copying each other, Opera’s happy to do things a little differently. Just a little, mind you. There’s no drastic overhaul.

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