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Tablet Mac, a holiday gift for Apple fans?

A tablet version of the Mac will be on the market by early 2010, if not sooner, which, according to industry analysts who follow Apple would bring Apple billions of dollars of new sales.

Daily Wrap Up - August 20 Tech

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Apple is speculated to roll out a new Apple TV within the next several months, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster. Apple has strong incentive to build a new set-top if it decides to offer a subscription service for iTunes video.
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Apple's Steve Jobs got rejected

Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs was reportedly rejected two years ago by former Palm Inc. CEO Ed Colligan when he asked for an agreement between the two companies that required them to not poach each other's workers.
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1 in 4 songs sold in U.S. is from iTunes

iTunes-purchased songs now account for 25 percent of the overall music market--both physical and digital--in the U.S., according to an NPD Group report released Tuesday.
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Palm plans for commercial application store launch

Software developers will be able to start charging for applications downloads to Palm Inc's high-profile Pre smartphone with the company's launch of an e-commerce beta program set to start in mid-September.
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Microsoft prices Zune HD below iPod

Microsoft Corp put its new Zune HD digital music and video player on sale on Thursday, pricing it below comparable Apple Inc iPod devices, in an attempt to claw some market share away from the dominant leader.
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Microsoft prices new Zune HD below iPod

Microsoft Corp put its new Zune HD digital music and video player on sale on Thursday, pricing it below comparable Apple Inc iPod devices, in an attempt to claw some market share away from the dominant leader.
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Is iPhone replacing iPod?

Apple passed an important milestone last quarter that nobody on Wall Street seems to have noticed: the iPod, once Apple's No. 1 source of revenue, fell into third place after the Mac (No. 1) and the iPhone (No. 2), Fortune's Philip Elmer-DeWitt said on Wednesday.
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iPod exploded in Britain, Apple silences it

Apple attempted to silence a father and daughter with a gagging order after the child's iPod music player exploded and the family sought a refund from the company, The Times reported on Monday.
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Netflix working to bring Video Streaming on your iPhone

An industry executive familiar with Netflix's plans told Multichannel about Netflix plans in extending its services. Netflix is working towards its Video Streaming development to bring videos on Apple iPhone and iPod Touch devices including Nintendo Wii.
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Apple execs visit China to push iphone

Senior officials from Apple Inc will visit China to restart top level negotiations with China Unicom on iPhone's entry into the huge Chinese market, local media outlet Sina.com reported on Tuesday morning local time.
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Apple fixes iPhone SMS vulnerability

Apple Inc said on Friday it has issued a software update to fix a vulnerability that security experts said could allow hackers to take control of the iPhone and use it for identity theft.
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Foxconn suicide turns spotlight on counterfeiting

One week after the apparent suicide of a Chinese factory worker accused of stealing a carefully guarded Apple iPhone prototype, one question remains unanswered: what happened to the missing phone?
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Apple partners with China Unicom for huge iphone market

China Unicom, the country's second largest wireless carrier, has reached an agreement with Apple as its sole iPhone partner in China for three years, and Apple's 3 G iPhone will be sold by the end of September, the ccidnet.com reported on Tuesday.

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