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| Today's MU PROMO offers 50% savings on My Living Desktop 5.3.1. "My Living Desktop brings your desktop background to life. Why choose a still image of a beach when you could enjoy a serene animated shoreline? Ditch the uninspiring wallpaper of the past and add some shimmering personality to your desktop." If rumors are true, do you feel that multi-colored, plastic-backed iPhones will cheapen the Apple brand? Vote for the results in the left column below or go straight to the results here. Thursday Highlights: A happy Independence Day to our US readers!; Tim Cook planning major overhaul in how Apple retail sells iPhones as stats show 80% of iPhone sales do not flow through Apple Stores; lawsuit against Apple from Boston University professor claims infringement on patents Apple uses in iPhones, iPads, ban sought on said devices; Haydn Shaughnessy at Forbes sees this as a patent troll case damaging to the developer economy and is unfortunately encouraged by the likes of Apple, Samsung; who'd a thunk Apple's newest battleground would the trademarking of "iWatch"?; Apple secures rights in Japan, Mexico, other countries, but in the United States and China, not so successful; Electronista has a first-look at Keynote for iCloud; and over at Egg Freckles, developer Tomas Brand explains how Dropbox can already duplicate much of what Mavericks iCloud Keychain promises to do; Macworld primer to get you started using AirPlay with your Macs, iDevices, also suggests twenty key computer terms every Mac user ought to know; Cult of Mac on downgrading your AirPort firmware, which could resolve connectivity issues; South Koreans more satisfied with iPads than with Samsung's tablet offerings; according to a survey cited over at TechHive, wearable technology such as iWatch and Google Glass not exactly jazzing American consumers; a 160GB iPod is visualized by a stack of vinyl records; according to a report out of China Daily, Apple's price restructuring leads to higher prices for Chinese consumers; out in the wild is an Android bug that could potentially infect 99% of devices, although GigaOM explains why most will not be affected; down in our Hardware/Software section are the latest of Apple's patent applications including self-adjusting earbuds featuring noise cancellation, touchscreen interaction restriction; Waze-like navigation system, among others; a thoroughly detailed review of i5 and i7 2013 MacBook Air over at AnandTech, while Macworld UK takes the 11 and 13-inch models for a drive; iSource gives us a preview of the camera app in iOS 7. FRIDAY BLOWOUT: Every NEW or RENEWING paid subscriber receives 2 YEARS FREE. | |||
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