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Jordan is a long-time Apple journalist and former MacRumors editor who still occasionally helps out with coverage of live events. He also writes about automotive, so sign up for his cars and transportation technology newsletter at prndlcars.com!

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Apple to Build Semiconductor R&D Center in Israel?

Wednesday December 14, 2011 11:28 am PST by
In the wake of reports that Apple is considering the purchase of Israeli firm Anobit, Israeli financial newspaper Globes reports that Apple plans to set up its first research and development center outside of its Cupertino headquarters. Sources inform "Globes" that Apple Inc. has decided to open a development center in Israel focusing on semiconductors. The decision was taken even before the...
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TeleNav Introduces Free HTML5 Browser-Based Navigation Service

Wednesday December 14, 2011 10:47 am PST by
TeleNav has launched a browser-based turn-by-turn navigation service for mobile phones written in HTML5. The service will be free for consumers and developers of mobile websites and apps will be able to integrate turn-by-turn directions into their products. Similar to TeleNav's award-winning GPS navigation application, the HTML5 navigation service will include full-color moving maps, audio...
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SiriusXM iOS App Offers 5-Hour Rewind On Shows

Tuesday December 13, 2011 2:39 pm PST by
SiriusXM radio has updated its iOS app to include DVR-like pause and rewind capabilities, the ability to restart a show in-progress from the beginning, and the ability to go back in time up to 5 hours on a particular channel to catch-up on missed content. SiriusXM Internet Radio is free for the iPhone and iPad, but requires a $12.95/month standalone subscription or a $3/month fee for existing...
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TopBrewer Coffee Faucet Controlled By An iPhone

Tuesday December 13, 2011 1:02 pm PST by
Danish company Scanomat has introduced the TopBrewer, an iPhone-controlled coffee faucet. The tap is part of an advanced brewing system that can be built into any tabletop. The company has patented the world's smallest milk foamer which heats milk on-demand and foams it to the correct texture. The brewer cleans itself after each cup, and can dispense drinking water, cold or hot milk, steam, or ...
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American Airlines Receives FAA Approval for iPads in Cockpit

Tuesday December 13, 2011 12:21 pm PST by
The FAA has granted approval to American Airlines to use the iPad during all phases of flight, according to ZDNet. The first iPad-enabled flights are set to begin Friday on American's Boeing 777 aircraft. On Friday, American Airlines is the first airline in the world to be fully FAA approved to use iPads during all phases of flight. Pilots will use iPads as electronic chart and digital flight...
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Microsoft Releases SkyDrive Cloud Storage App for iPhone

Tuesday December 13, 2011 11:46 am PST by
Microsoft has released an iPhone client app for its SkyDrive cloud-storage service. The app allows uploads of videos and photos to SkyDrive, as well as opening and managing files. SkyDrive is your personal cloud for your documents, notes, photos and videos. Move your files into SkyDrive and immediately they’re available from any web browser anywhere in the world. As we detailed a few days ago,...
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Long-Delayed TextMate 2 Arrives as Public Alpha

Tuesday December 13, 2011 11:01 am PST by
In 2004, a developer by the name of Allan Odgaard released a new text-editor by the name of TextMate. Over the next few years, the application became extremely popular with coders because of a number of powerful features, including extensive customization, macros, and much more. TextMate 2.0 was originally announced in 2006, and three years later Odgaard wrote in a blog post that he was still ...
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Apple Releases Thunderbolt Display Firmware Update

Monday December 12, 2011 2:32 pm PST by
Apple has released the Thunderbolt Display Firmware Update for the Thunderbolt Display released earlier this year. This update addresses a fan noise issue affecting a small number of Apple Thunderbolt Displays and improves stability. The updater application will be installed in the Utilities folder inside the Application folder and will be launched automatically when you close this installer. ...
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Microsoft OneNote Arrives on iPad

Monday December 12, 2011 2:15 pm PST by
Microsoft's Office team introduced an iPhone version of OneNote to-do/notes application earlier this year, and has now followed it up with an iPad edition. Whether you need to track and share shopping lists, gift-giving plans, recipe clippings and collections, or event and travel planning, you'll never forget or miss a thing with OneNote by your side. What’s new in this version OneNote for ...
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Apple Seeds iOS 5.1 Beta 2 to Developers, Enables Photo Stream Photo Deletion

Monday December 12, 2011 11:01 am PST by
Apple has released iOS 5.1 Beta 2 to developers, with a build number of 9B5127c. The biggest change is the addition of a much-requested feature related to the management of photos in the Photo Stream: NEW: Photos taken using iOS 5.1 can be deleted from Photo Stream on your device and will be removed automatically from Photo Stream on your other iOS 5.1 devices. Older photos can be manually...
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Case-Mate Rolls Out Exclusive Marvel Comics iPhone Cases

Monday December 12, 2011 10:33 am PST by
Case-Mate has partnered with Marvel Comics to offer iPhone cases emblazoned with comic book heroes. Each Marvel star -- Captain America, Iron Man, Spider-Man, Thor, and the X-Men -- appears on three different cases for the iPhone 4/4S and 3G/3GS. “We all remember running around the kitchen wearing a cape, fighting evil villains and pretending to be our favorite superhero,” said Shashi...
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BBC iPlayer for iPhone Launches in UK, 3G Streaming of Live TV and Radio

Monday December 12, 2011 10:10 am PST by
The BBC's iPlayer for iPhone has arrived in the United Kingdom with 3G streaming of live BBC TV and radio. In a blog post announcing the app, the BBC noted that 1.5 million users have installed the iPlayer for iPad app, and 16.5 million programs were watched on mobile devices, up 129% year-over-year. With the new iPhone and iPod Touch app, that number should continue to aggressively increase....
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Cut The Rope's Om Nom Explores The Real World, Greeting Cards

Friday December 9, 2011 11:06 am PST by
On Nom, the candy-munching critter from ZeptoLab's best-selling Cut The Rope games, has become something of a cultural icon. Now, he's made the transition from video games to the real world in this animated video. Jumping out of the iPad to look for more candy, Om Nom runs into a feisty housecat who thinks he would be a tasty snack: With the holiday season coming up, free Cut The Rope's...
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Shipping Estimates on iMacs with 2 TB Hard Drives Improve to 2-4 Weeks

Friday December 9, 2011 9:09 am PST by
As noted by AppleInsider, shipping estimates for build-to-order iMac models equipped with 2 TB hard drives have improved to 2-4 weeks, after previously being as long as 5-7 weeks earlier this month. It appears that hard drive shortages caused by massive flooding in Thailand over the past several months may be improving. Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked about the potential impact of the Thailand...
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Jawbone CEO Offers Full Refund to UP Wristband Purchasers, Halts Sales

Thursday December 8, 2011 1:23 pm PST by
Jawbone's $99 UP wristband is designed to track users activity, sleep, and food intake to "encourage healthier living". However, it appears the wristband -- released in early November -- has not been well-received. The situation is so bad, with so many disappointed customers, Jawbone CEO Hosain Rahman has offered all Jawbone purchasers a "no questions asked guarantee" in a letter posted on...
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Aperture Updated to 3.2.2 With Photo Stream Bug Fix

Thursday December 8, 2011 12:58 pm PST by
Apple has issued a small update for Aperture, bringing it to version 3.2.2 and fixing an issue related to iCloud's Photo Stream feature. What's New in Version 3.2.2 This update resolves an issue that could prevent auto-imported Photo Stream images from being displayed in the library after your Photo Stream hits 1,000 images. The update is recommended for all users of Aperture 3.Aperture is ...
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Redesigned Twitter Starts With New iPhone App

Thursday December 8, 2011 12:36 pm PST by
Twitter has announced a complete redesign of its website and apps, starting with new mobile apps for iOS and Android. Today we introduce a new version of Twitter. We’ve simplified the design to make it easier than ever to follow what you care about, connect with others and discover something new. You’ll see this new design both on Twitter.com and mobile phones, so that you’ll have a...
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Mac App Bundles: Winter Bundle ($49) and Productivity Bundle ($39)

Thursday December 8, 2011 11:29 am PST by
Two websites are offering big discounts on preset bundles of Mac Apps. First up, MacUpdate's Winter bundle includes 12 Mac apps for $49.99 (a $741 value if purchased separately): - TechTool Pro ($99) Hard drive and system repair & maintenance tool. - IconBox ($24) Organize and customize icons across your Mac (First 15k buyers) - TotalFinder ($18) Adds tabs, hotkeys, and other tweaks...
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'iTunes Rewind' Highlights the Best of 2011; Instagram, Tiny Tower Win Best of Year Awards

Thursday December 8, 2011 10:54 am PST by
Apple has released the 2011 edition of its annual iTunes Rewind feature in the iTunes Store. The piece offers a look at what the company has judged to be the best music, movies, TV shows, apps, books, and podcasts of 2011. Some of the notable winners: Apps: - iPhone App of the Year: Instagram - iPhone Game of the Year: Tiny Tower - iPad App of the Year: Snapseed - iPad Game of the...
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Retina Display-Equipped iPad 3 to Launch in February?

Thursday December 8, 2011 10:05 am PST by
The next iPad will be introduced in February according to a research note issued by Citi analyst Richard Gardner, obtained by Business Insider. According to "several sources" the next iPad will launch in February, and it will sport a screen with double the resolution of the current model. Gardner says, "there do not appear to be any significant technical hurdles remaining" to prevent a...