Studio spills Apple's iTunes movie store plans
Apple Computer has quietly been forming agreements with motion picture studios to deliver full-length feature films through its iTunes Music Store, one studio has let slip.
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Apple toying with display actuators for electronics devices
Apple Computer has been experimenting with display actuators for electronics devices that would serve to both display visual information and act as a mechanical input, therefore reducing the space needed to implement both components on devices such as media players.
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Zune's wireless capabilities overblown - report
Microsoft's upcoming Zune digital media player has long been rumored to sport on-the-go wireless capabilities that would differentiate it from Apple's iPod offerings, but it appears those reports are partially inaccurate.
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Leopard rumor roundup: unconfirmed rumblings
Apple Computer on Monday will release plans for Leopard, a much anticipated update to its Mac OS X operating system.
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PortalPlayer CEO throws in the towel
The chief executive of PortalPlayer, a company that helped fuel the iPod revolution with its digital media player chips, has decided to step down, the company said Thursday.
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Wi-Fi seen limiting battery life on MS iPod rival
Microsoft's plot to use Wi-Fi capabilities in order to advantage its upcoming digital media player over the iPod could have an adverse effect on the player's battery life, one Wall Street analyst says.
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ML upgrades Apple, says iPhone could be near
Merrill Lynch today updated its rating on shares of Apple Computer from Neutral to Buy with a price target of $72, saying the risk-to-reward ratio of the company's stock has recently improved.
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Tundra and Motorola to Co-Develop Next Generation PowerPC
According to a CBC news article, Tundra Semiconductors are in close negotiations with Motorola to acquire the rights to the company's PowerPC Host Bridge line of computer interconnection technology. These same bridge chips are currently used in a number of Apple G4 product lines.
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