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Apple Ramps Up Support Levels, Expecting Many iOS 7 AppleCare Queries
Even in the relatively straightforward world of iOS, things do go wrong, especially when upgrading iOS versions. So it comes as little surprise that Apple is pushing its frontline AppleCare support to be ready for the millions of new iPhone 5S users and updated OS launch.
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New Parallels for iPad Increases the Cost of Doing Business on the Go
Parallels has canned its existing solutions for the iPad, in favor of a new, app-ified experience, but with a more expensive subscription plan.
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Google Updates Gmail for iOS With Improved App Integration
Google seems to finally be getting up to speed with its iOS email app, with each update since the 2.00 relaunch adding valuable features. The latest 2.40 tweak adds direct links to other Google apps, and improves the attachments experience.
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Nokia's Surface RT Tablet to Crank Up the Power
Whatever the pros and cons of launching a Windows RT tablet to a disinterested market, Nokia is on the case with more details on its Sirius prototype coming to light.
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WoodWing Elvis DAM Goes Mobile with iPad Viewing App
Elvis is going on the road. To be more precise, WoodWing's digital asset management solution, Elvis DAM, is being released in a mobile version that enables users to view and approve images or videos from an iPad. The free Elvis Review app, now available in the Apple iTunes store,
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Apple Tightens Advertising and Purchase Restrictions in Apps For Kids
Apple has responded to pressure from parent groups, legislators and growing reports of juniors running up large bills by changing the rules on how certain content is shown or accessed in apps aimed at children.
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Forrester Report: the Next Tech Wave is Collaboration via Tablets
Where people access the Internet via tablets. Three years ago, the very first iPad rolled of an assembly line, and corporate board rooms and IT departments have never been the same. Analysts at Forrester now predict collaboration via tablets is the next big wave in the enterprise.
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Lack of a New iPad Dents Apple's Tablet Market Share in New IDC Figures
The latest sales figures out of IDC show Android tablets leaving Apple in the dust, as the plethora of new Samsung, Nexus, Kindle Fire and other devices march onward.
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Microsoft Surface Pro Tablet Gets A $100 Price Cut
Last month, it was the Surface RT, now its more-powerful sibling has the price trimmed, as Microsoft push the first-generation models hard, ahead of a likely refresh for new designs and beefed-up components.
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Images Suggest An iPhone 5C As SVP Bob Mansfield Moves to Special Projects
Two stories about Apple flooded the Web over the weekend, with one image suggesting that the iPhone 5C (presumably where "C" stands for Cheap or China) is about to become reality. Also, one of Apple's leading executives, Bob Mansfield, vanished from the company's executive page.
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New Google Nexus 7 Tablet Packs in the Power
Retailer Best Buy has pooped all over Google's marketing plans by revealing the new Nexus tablet on its site. Offering a high-resolution display, improved processor and memory, the range starts at $230. The Nexus of Forces Align Almost as leaked as the recent Nokia Lumia 1020 phone, Besy Buy is
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Apple Makes Almost $7 Billion Despite Continued Decline In Profits
As predicted, Apple's profits continue to weaken, as buyers go for the less expensive option of the iPhone 4 or 4S over the latest iPhone 5. Still with nearly $7 billion in quarterly profit, it can afford to wait to roll out new product lines, despite the latest year-over-year decline.
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Apple Toys With the Idea of A Bigger iPad and iPhone Ahead of Earnings Report
Have you ever wished for a larger screen iPad? That dream could come true if reports pan out, suggesting that Apple's partners are working up larger-screen versions of the company's iOS-family devices.
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Top Publishing Tools for Tablets: Adobe, Quark, Flipboard, Zinio & More
The tablet market has been heralded as a savior to the magazine industry. This is still playing out, but what's more clear is that tablets are invigorating software producers. Print-to-mobile software platforms are evolving quickly, ranging from established vendors such as Adobe and Quark to a handful of upstarts geared
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