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twd3lr - who has written 5 posts on Macgasm.

I'm a 36 year-old single dad obsessed with gadgets, social media, new technologies, soccer, and all things Apple.

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Why the iPhone 4G May Come in White

Monday, May 24, 2010

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As reported by Mashable, Chinese website Apple.pro has leaked photos of what is obviously an iPhone 4G with a white face plate. The black version is what we first saw about a month ago on Engadget, and aside from the aluminum back, it looks like a natural evolution of the iPhone. At the time of [...]

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New Mashable App Gives SM Addicts Something to Do

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

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Last Friday Apple made the completely redesigned Mashable app available for download (free). What, you don’t know what Mashable is? If you honestly don’t know, it is a professionally-staffed site dedicated to reporting on everything social media, self-proclaimed as “The Social Media Guide”. The app is yet another app that takes website content and optimizes [...]

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Apple Doubles 3G Download Limit

Thursday, February 18, 2010

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News of Apple increasing the 3G download limit to 20MB is streaking across the internet like wildfire. The rumors about why are even more rampant. The rumors and my thoughts on each: Related to impending release of the iPad–if so, this would indicate that Apple can not limit download size by device, which seems rather [...]

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iPad Hardware Roundup

Thursday, January 28, 2010

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Long-rumored to be set for the $1000 price point, the iPad was either going to be an evolutionary device built upon the framework of the iPhone and iPod Touch, or a regressive, stripped-down tablet version of a MacBook. Once the rumors began that the device would run a version of the iPhone OS, it became [...]

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Amazon Announces Kindle Development Kit (insert fart app jokes)

Saturday, January 23, 2010

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On Thursday Amazon announced the February launch of a limited beta Kindle Development Kit (KDK), opening the popular e-reader to third-party developers. Many analysts and industry observers view this as a play by Amazon to fend off what is expected to be a a new entry into the e-reader market by Apple’s highly-anticipated tablet product [...]

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