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computerworld.com - 1/29/2009
Opinion: Will Apple's App Store change the desktop app market?
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pocketgamer.biz - 1/29/2009
Rumour: Apple planning $19.99 games section on App Store, news, iPhone news, PocketGamer.biz
— pocketgamer.biz — Apple is planning to introduce a premium games section to its App Store where it will sell... a range of iPhone games for $19.99, sources tell PocketGamer.biz. However, the initiative will only be open to a restricted number of large publishers, rather ... (more) Rumour: Apple planning $19.99 games section on App ...

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appleinsider.com - 1/29/2009
Apple sued over 'broken promises' regarding 3G speeds
— appleinsider.com — A new class-action lawsuit claims Apple knowingly profited from faulty iPhone 3Gs that couldn't stay connected to... the faster 3G network, costing buyers inferior service and missed opportunities to use an alternative provider. (more) Apple sued over 'broken promises' regarding 3G speeds

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Dissecting Apple's "Multitouch" Patent: Can It Stop Palm? [Patent Wars]
i.gizmodo.com - 1/30/2009
Dissecting Apple's "Multitouch" Patent: Can It Stop Palm? [Patent Wars]
— i.gizmodo.com — The iPhone’s multitouch patents are the equivalent of a cold war nuclear arsenal—dormant for now, but Palm’s... Pre is looking for a fight. Here’s why we think Apple’s multitouch monopoly won’t last. To help guide us through, machete in hand, what is ... (more) Dissecting Apple's "Multitouch" Patent: Can It Stop ...

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MacDailyNews:  Will Apple’s App Store eventually distribute software for Macs?

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Will Apple’s App Store eventually distribute software for Macs?
MacDailyNews — ... system," Faas writes. "It seems very clear that the idea of the App Store is a hit with mobile device owners and developers. But is it a concept that is necessarily limited to just mobile devices? A broader App Store could grow in two directions: as a source for other slimmed-down devices, most notably netbooks, and as a place for software distribution for full-featured computers running operating systems such as Mac OS X," Faas writes. There's much more in the full article here . MacDailyNews Take: ...

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Opinion: Will Apple's App Store change the desktop app market? — Latest from Computerworld 1/29/2009
Apple's App Store has been such a success that rival versions are springing up elsewhere. But what works for an iPhone, says Ryan Faas, might not work for full-fledged PCs.
Apple pulls MacBook graphics update — CNET News.com 1/29/2009
Just two days after posting a software update meant to fix some issues with external displays and Nvidia's integrated graphics chips, Apple has removed that file.
Mac tidbits: 17-inch MacBook Pro shipping, new iMacs soon? — CNET News.com 1/30/2009
Apple has released the 17-inch MacBook Pro it introduced at Macworld 2009, and another sign that new iMacs are coming soon has been discovered.