Feb
26
2009
nandemoari writes “On Tuesday, Apple shareholders gathered at Apple’s Cupertino corporate campus continued their pursuit of details regarding Apple chief Steve Jobs’ health. They didn’t get a whole heck of a lot of information out of Apple’s executives, but they did receive some encouraging news on Jobs’ status. Timothy Cook, Apple’s chief operating officer, assured shareholders that Jobs still planned to return to the company in June. Jobs obviously wasn’t present at the meeting, which might have made it rather uncomfortable when several stockholders stood to sing ‘Happy Birthday.’ Jobs’ 54th passed on Tuesday.”

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Feb
26
2009
svonkie writes “Despite launching on the T-Mobile G1 with little mainstream fanfare, Google Inc.’s Android OS appears to have gained strong interest in the open source development community. According to a survey of Black Duck Software’s Knowledge Base, Apple Inc.’s iPhone led the industry with 266 open source project releases during 2008, while Android followed in second place with 191 releases. Black Duck compiled the data after scouring through over 185,000 of open source projects across 4,000 Internet sites.”

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Feb
26
2009
An Apple investor asked the question every at the company’s annual shareholder meeting wanted answered.
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Feb
26
2009
If Apple knows how to do anything, it’s take tech you’ve already seen and make it flashier and more fun to use. The new Safari 4 public beta is no exception.
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Feb
25
2009
Comments Off on NB student creates new Apple application – Calgary Herald | tags: Apple, google, iphone, news, Phone, program, tv | posted in technical news
Feb
25
2009
Comments Off on Apple investors get no satisfaction on Jobs – International Herald Tribune | tags: 3G, Apple, google, news, technology, web | posted in technical news
Feb
25
2009
Comments Off on Not everyone is a Firefox fan – guardian.co.uk | tags: Apple, google, news, technology, web | posted in technical news
Feb
25
2009
Comments Off on Microsoft to launch Windows Mobile 7 in 2010 – Xinhua | tags: 3G, Apple, google, iphone, microsoft, mobile, news, Phone, technology | posted in technical news
Feb
25
2009
By Nate Lanxon CNET UK Crave Proving itself a staggering 42 times faster at rendering JavaScript than IE 7, our benchmarks confirm Apple’s Safari 4 browser, released in beta Tuesday, is the fastest browser on the planet.
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Feb
25
2009
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