Apple iOS 4.1 Is Available Right Now [Apple]
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# apple iOS 4.1 is live, bringing Game Center, HDR photos, a proximity sensor fix and more to iPhones (3G, 3GS, and 4) and iPod Touches (second-generation on up). Let the Game Center username land grab begin! [ Apple ] More »
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iOS 4.1 update goes live via iTunes
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As expected, Apple is now deploying iOS 4.1 to iPhones and iPods via iTunes. The firmware incorporates a variety of anticipated changes, such as support for Game Center, Apple’s Xbox Live-like gaming service. It also copes with several major glitches, including faulty proximity sensors, slow iPhone 3G performance and trouble with Bluetooth and Nike+iPod connections…. US-Mexico Border - Apple …
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Apple IPhone 4 Antenna-Design Flaw May Cap Sales, Analyst Says
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Apple Inc.’s antenna design for the iPhone 4, the newest smartphone in its lineup, may be holding back sales of the device, according to a Piper Jaffray Cos. report released today.
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How to Upgrade Your Notebook Graphics Card Using DIY ViDOCK
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From almost as soon as you purchase your new notebook, it is generally doomed to a life of obsolescence. Unlike desktop computers, notebooks have certain components that can’t be upgraded or replaced. In this review we take a look at an external graphics card solution for notebooks called the DIY ViDOCK that promises to allow users to add a high performance graphics card to their system.
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How to Upgrade Notebook Graphics
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From almost as soon as you purchase your new notebook, it is generally doomed to a life of obsolescence. Unlike desktop computers, notebooks have certain components that can’t be upgraded or replaced. On most laptops this includes the motherboard, graphics card, display, and sometimes even the processor. In this review we take a look at an external graphics card solution for notebooks called the DIY ViDOCK that promises to allow users to add a high performance graphics card to their system.
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