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What Apple needs to launch today in order to catch up with Android and overtake them

By On 2011/06/06 · 5 Comments

In a few words: burst the shackles of the wire!
In these times the wire should only be required to charge the device’s battery.

Let’s look at a few key features after the break …

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iPad 2 with 3G or just WiFi?

By On 2011/03/07 · 5 Comments

Looks like TUAW saved me some of the write-up but came to a more open or be it even different conclusion. While all their considerations are true and make sense the conclusion is driven by personal usage. http://i.tuaw.com/2011/03/06/iphone-4-personal-hotspot-wi-fi-only-ipad-possible-but-wit/

On my iPad 1 I used the 3G connection under half a dozen times in a year. [...]

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PowerCurl: Salvation for hot Mac power adapters with long cables

By On 2009/09/15 · 3 Comments

Now, I don’t know about you, but my mac power adapter gets quite warm when it happens to lie on carpet, bed or couch, not that that’s a surprise. Also these pop-out claps only help to organize the thin cord leading to the mac. Wouldn’t it be great to have a little gizmo [...]

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New Macbook Pro + Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard = Ludicrous Speed!

By On 2009/08/24 · Leave a Comment

Today is the day when Apple adds Snow Leopard to its online stores around the globe, and after testing 10.6 for a few months now I can highly recommend the upgrade, especially at the low low price of $29, or £25 (not sure how that currency conversion worked out!).

Tested on a 2008 13″ Unibody [...]

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Savings through iPhone Long Term Upgrade Strategy (iPhone 3G -> 3GS -> 2010 etc.)

By On 2009/06/15 · Leave a Comment

Assumption: you want to get the latest iPhone as soon as it comes out and you take good care of your gadgets and your iPhone is in good/great condition so you can sell it.

After taking a step back and looking at iPhone upgrade options long term I realised that it is cheaper to alternate [...]

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