Apple Disappoints: It’s Just iPhone 4S After One Hour Into 'Let’s Talk iPhone' Event
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iPhone 4S Brings Along 8 Key Improvements; What's Left for iPhone 5?
The iPhone 5 mystery remained a mystery after all. The tech world was utterly disappointed as Apple announced iPhone 4S, not iPhone 5, at its Let's talk iPhone event on Tuesday.
Apple Unveils New iPhone -- and It's Not iPhone 5
New Apple CEO Tim Cook began his first product launch on Tuesday at Apple's headquarters in Cupertino by trumpeting all of his company’s successes, but after almost an hour of self-promotion and smaller updates, Apple unveiled its latest iPhone, the 4S.
September likely solid, not stellar, for U.S. chains
Shoppers hunting for back-to-school deals gave a nice boost to U.S. discount chains in September, though the rocky stock market and economic malaise may have curbed some people's desire to spend more.
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Gas Prices Drop: Down 21 Cents in a Month and Likely to Fall Further
What's the lowdown on gasoline prices for U.S. motorists? By and large the story remains encouraging -- a 7-cent drop in prices in a week, and a roughly 21-cent plunge from a month ago, in early September.
Dubai Official Challenges Gold Retails to be More Versatile
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U.S. Postal Service: A Requiem
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Microsoft IE Losing, Google Chrome Gaining in Browser Market Share
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Gold extends gains, equities drop on Europe debt fears
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Firm Recalls Beef for Possible E. Coli Taint
California-based Manning Beef is recalling 80,000 pounds of beef products over possible E. coli contamination, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said.
Amazon to Sell Kindle Fire at a Loss, Still Make Nice Profit
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Samsung Galaxy S2 Available in the U.S. on AT&T for $200
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The Big Apple News on Tuesday: Will iPhone4S be Launched Along With iPhone5 on Oct. 4?
The rumored launch of the much-awaited iPhone5 on Tuesday might finally put an end to all the anxieties and speculations centered on the new product, while pleasing all the inquisitive techies.
U.S. Postal Service's End of Days: Apocalypse Now
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NYC Wine & Food Festival Sponsors Scavenger Hunt for Adults
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Recovering economy grows in July
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BlackBerry Maker RIM in Decline
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Apple's Perfect Holiday Gift: All Signs Point to iPhone5 Release in Mid-October
The entire technology world is looking forward to the Oct. 4 iPhone event at Apple's headquarters, where the tech giant is expected to unveil its next-generation iPhone, presumably called as iPhone5.
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Gold Holds Gains but Heads for Worst Month Since Oct. '08
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