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Bring Me the Cheesy Head of Steve Jobs [Arts and Crafts]

Ken from Cooks’ Den has whipped up this snazzy iPad Thai dish in honor of the holy tablet’s launch. Who’s hungry?
Cooks’ Den via BoingBoing



Written by Pete Mortensen on March 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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Should Apple Buy Palm?

Palm seems in dire straights. Cannaccord Adams has cut its estimates following word AT&T may delay launch of the Palm Pre and Pixi from April to June or July. Now other analysts are suggesting Palm’s 400 handset patents could spark a bidding war between Apple and Google.
Cannacord analyst Peter Misek said Tuesday he’d “recently [...]



Written by Ed Sutherland on March 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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Apple Ads iPad Sharing for iWork.com

Apple has redesigned its iWork.com Website for the iPad and iPhone, allowing documents to be viewed on touchscreen devices. The company also unveiled new ways to share documents, allowing documents to become public.
The updated interface now allows documents to be scrolled using a finger, an action that has become common for iPhone users and upcoming [...]



Written by Ed Sutherland on March 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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Commuter Delays? iPhone Tube Refund App Pays for Itself

Londoners stuck in the tube now have a handy iPhone app to request ticket refunds.
Tube Refund, which costs $0.99, zaps off the request for riders whose journey is delayed over 15 minutes.
Depending on where you go and what time of day, a one-way tube ticket can cost from £1.80 to £4.00 ($2.75 – $6 circa) [...]



Written by Nicole Martinelli on March 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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Apple’s iMac is 25 Percent of Desktop Growth in 2010

The global PC market can thank Apple’s iMac for being the main reason desktop computer sales have pulled out of a two-year nosedive, an analyst said Wednesday. The popular Apple all-in-one computer accounted for 25 percent of all desktop growth in 2010.
Although notebooks and netbooks account for more than 90 percent of global PC growth, [...]



Written by Ed Sutherland on March 17th, 2010 with no comments.
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