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		<title>iPads Get Thumbs Up in Election Test</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2011 04:38:58 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Photo @AP. Election officials in Oregon are giving an &#8220;aye&#8221; to an iPad scheme that helped disabled voters cast ballots in yesterday&#8217;s elections. Some 89 disabled people were able to have their say in choosing a representative to Congress thanks to Apple&#8217;s tablet computer, Politico reports . One voter was &#8220;just so tickled with the iPad he’s committed to coming back in January to mark his ballot,” Secretary of State Kate Brown said. There were a few minor hiccups, mostly because the iPad voting scheme isn&#8217;t paperless and requires Internet connectivity (or more planning ahead.) Voters still need to print out ballots and mail them in.  Another issue was downloading the ballots on the devices so they don&#8217;t need Internet connectivity in the state&#8217;s rural areas, Brown said. Officials have a few months to work out the bugs before the next trial Jan. 31. If all goes smoothly, voting via iPad will become available to all Oregonians &#8211; possibly from their own devices. Otherwise, the state will also have to drum up the cash. Right now, they are using Apple loaners to test the program but estimate that it could cost at least $36,000 for the 72 iPads necessary to make the program available to disabled voters. Via Politico Follow @nmar Similar Posts: Disabled Voters To Cast Ballots With iPads Should Kindergartners Have iPads? Apple Donates 9,000 iPads to Teachers Working in Impoverished Schools [Report] Please Help Cultofmac.com Win Golden Retrevo Award iPhone App Registers Silicon Valley Voters ]]></description>
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		<title>Should Schools Be Named After Steve Jobs?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Nov 2011 04:32:28 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ A high school in Bulgaria is reportedly going to dump Lenin as its namesake for Steve Jobs. And if it does, it probably won&#8217;t be the first school named after the Apple co-founder. If reports are to be believed, a technical secondary school in Bulgaria would topple communist politician Vladimir Ilyich Lenin as its namesake in favor of the symbolic innovation and insight offered by Steve Jobs. (Or a famous scientist. The decision hasn&#8217;t been made, yet. ) The first school named after the &#8220;think different&#8221; pioneer was probably a high school in Mexico, which re-named itself &#8220;Steve Jobs&#8221; in 2008 . Google Maps shows a school at that address with that name . Apple has always had a strong role in education and iPads are increasingly replacing books in schools from kindergarten to college. So it&#8217;s not surprising that a school wants to name itself after recently-departed Apple co-founder Steve Jobs. There is already Steve Jobs Day in the state of California, honoring innovations that &#8220;transformed an industry, and the products he conceived and shepherded to market have changed the way the entire world communicates,&#8221; said Governor Jerry Brown . What, if anything, do you think should bear his name? Similar Posts: Steve Jobs Finally Reveals Where The Name &#8220;Apple&#8221; Came From NY Times: Steve Jobs &#8220;Extremely Happy&#8221; With Tablet, Which Has Surprising UI Don&#8217;t Forget to Celebrate Steve Jobs Day by Watching &#8220;iGenius&#8221; on Mythbusters Tonight The iPad Gets Ready for College Apple doesn&#8217;t do Twitter, but Steve Jobs stepping down is killing the trending topics ]]></description>
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		<title>Goodbye Steve Jobs</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 10 Oct 2011 21:20:56 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Here’s to the Crazy One – Steve Jobs [Video]</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 06 Oct 2011 14:51:15 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ (Image: Dan Draper) One of the most memorable ads of the Think Different campaign was Crazy Ones , Apple&#8217;s tribute to the rebels, the troublemakers, the ones who see things differently. And the ones who change the world. Back in August when Steve Jobs stepped down as CEO, AdWeek released a revision to this heroes tribute, adding Jobs to the end of the sequence. With Steve&#8217;s passing we decided to run this video again. AdWeek notes: &#8220;The images showed everyone from John Lennon to Gandhi, but the inference was that Apple&#8217;s visionary leader was one these remarkable souls. Now, with Jobs resigning as CEO of Apple, we&#8217;ve added him to the end of &#8220;Crazy Ones&#8221;—a place he rightfully earned, even if he would never come right out and say so.&#8221; Many people always felt Jobs should always have been included in this spot. Now he certainly is, at least in our memories. RIP Steve. Thanks for being Insanely Great! Similar Posts: AdWeek Thinks Different, Adds Steve Jobs to the Crazy Ones Jobs Defies Rumors, Works Full Day Before Resigning Apple CEO Post Readers, Send Us Your Tribute Pictures for Steve Jobs Video Tribute To Steve Jobs Mad Man Describes Real Story of Apple&#8217;s 1984 TV Ad ]]></description>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 06 Oct 2011 14:36:09 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Firefox 6 For Mac Is Officially Released, Download It Now</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Aug 2011 19:00:49 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ In line with their promise to stick to a much more aggressive release schedule, Mozilla has just officially released version 6 of their popular Firefox browser. Available for Mac as well as PC and Linux, Firefox 6 boasts a supposed 230% speed increase and support for new HTML5 and CSS3 elements. That&#8217;s pretty much it, though. Part of going for a more aggressive release schedule means that future Firefox releases will be more like Chrome, where the difference between Firefox 6 and 7 might be just a couple of tweaks and a new feature or two. One big omission of Firefox 6? No support for Lion&#8217;s new full screen mode. Boo, Mozilla. Boo! [via OS X Daily ] Similar Posts: Firefox 4 For Mac Now Available For Download Download Google Chrome for Mac Now &#8212; It&#8217;s a Mighty Fine Browser Google Chrome for Mac developer channel adds extension support Firefox 4.0 for Mac Might Gain Last Minute Hardware Acceleration Firefox Home App Brings Your Desktop Firefox Session To Your iPhone ]]></description>
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		<title>Report: Apple’s Testing The iPhone 5 In iPhone 4 Enclosures, Retina iPad 2 On The Way</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 08 Jul 2011 03:45:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Over the last few months, the rumor mill has just been incapable of agreeing whether or not the next iPhone will be a modest update on the iPhone 4 called the iPhone 4S, or a more revolutionary update called the iPhone 5. We&#8217;ve even heard that Apple will release both an iPhone 4S and iPhone 5 in September. Now ThisIsMyNext is reporting that there is no iPhone 4s at all. Rather, reports of an iPhone 4s have been informed by Apple&#8217;s method of testing the iPhone 5 prototype inside of the enclosure of an old iPhone 4. This Is My Next&#8217;s Joshua Topolsky explains: Simply put, as the iPhone 5 components are built for a smaller and lighter device, they can be easily fit into a casing which for all intents and purposes looks identical to an iPhone 4… and that’s exactly what Apple has been doing. Our sources tell us that the company has been testing the new components in old iPhone cases, for obvious reasons. Some of those reports we’ve heard about a larger screen for the old design would make sense too, as a slight tweak of the size (say, to a 3.7-inch display), would be barely noticeable to the eye, but obvious in internal component design. So if you’ve been wondering why the rumors about the iPhone 4S rose to such a din, now you know. This isn&#8217;t unheard of: Apple famously field tested the iPhone 4 in a case that made it look like the iPhone 3GS. Why would Apple ditch the iPhone 4 design so quickly? According to Topolsky, the &#8220;highest levels&#8221; of Apple are ready to move on from the design after the twin debacles of Antennagate and Glassgate. In the same report, Topolsky confirms that his sources say a high-resolution iPad 2 Plus will be released in September with a display resolution of 2048 x 1536. Topolsky writes: he idea behind the product is apparently that it will be a “pro” device aimed at a higher end market — folks who work in video and photo production possibly — and will be introduced alongside something like an iPad version of Final Cut or Aperture. This product is specifically said tonot be the iPad 3, rather a complimentary piece of the iPad 2 line. Think MacBook and MacBook Pro. We just don&#8217;t buy this. Not only has Topolsky been wrong about a Retina Display iPad before — he famously said the iPad 2 would have one — but packing that many pixels into an iPad display is still cost prohibitive. Perhaps Apple could make it work by branding that iPad as an iPad HD and charging more, but I just don&#8217;t think it makes sense to split the tablet market between consumers and professionals. What do you think? Similar Posts: Rumor: iPhone 5 Gets Tapered Design, Larger Screen, Gesture-Sensitive Home Button? New Apple SKU On Its Way To Australia, Possibly New MacBook Air Engadget: Last Minute Engineering Issues Led Apple To Pull Retina Display From iPad 2 Report: OS X Lion, Sandy Bridge MacBook Airs To Be Released July 14th Apple Begins Preparing Components for iPad 3 ]]></description>
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		<title>Apple Final Cut Pro X now available on Mac App Store</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Jun 2011 15:35:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[ At last! Just as promised , Apple's long-awaited Final Cut Pro X is now available on the Mac App Store for just $299.99, meaning keen editors can immediately grab hold of this suite to crack on with some real-time 4K video editing. Of course, this is assuming that you have a 64-bit Mac rig with beastly specs in the first place -- check with Apple to make sure that you're all set to go. Accompanying this major software release are Motion 5 and Compressor 4 kits, both of which will cost you an extra $49.99 each, so make that roughly around $400 for the full monty. Press release after the break, but we guess you folks are already busy trimming clips on that magical Magnetic Timeline, so good luck in next year's Oscars. Continue reading Apple Final Cut Pro X now available on Mac App Store Apple Final Cut Pro X now available on Mac App Store originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 21 Jun 2011 08:51:00 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink ]]></description>
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		<title>What Is Steve Jobs Announcing Monday? Here’s The Scoop About iCloud &amp; Time Capsules [Exclusive]</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ Apple has already revealed that Steve Jobs will talk about iCloud, iOS 5 and OS X Lion during his WWDC keynote on Monday morning. In addition, it&#8217;s rumored that Apple&#8217;s wireless Time Capsule backup/router will get a big update. Here&#8217;s how iCloud and the new Time Capsule will work, according to a source close to the company who asked not be identified. It&#8217;s pretty surprising: According to the source, Apple has developed a system to make users&#8217; Time Machine backups available through its new iCloud service. This is the &#8220;Home Folder&#8221; access concept that we&#8217;ve detailed before (how it will be accessed using NFC iPhones and the role of the Mac App Store ). All your files and data &#8212; pictures, videos, Word and Excel documents, and so on &#8212; will be available anytime, anywhere, on both Mac OS X and iOS devices. The surprising thing is, iCloud won&#8217;t be fed through Apple&#8217;s massive new data center in North Carolina, as you might expect. Instead, the system will be based on Time Capsule , Apple&#8217;s wireless router and hard drive backup that&#8217;s currently sold in 1TB and 2TB versions. As rumored , Time Capsule will be updated, becoming less of a local backup and more of a personal cloud server, like the newer souped-up NAS (Network Attached Storage) drives from companies like Iomega ( we reviewed one here ). The new Time Capsule is rumored to run on iOS and come with embedded A4 or A5 CPUs . Our source didn&#8217;t have any information about the hardware, but detailed how the Home Folder access system works. Files saved on your computer are backed up instantly to Time Capsule, which makes them available to remote Macs and iOS devices. If you make any changes on any computer, those changes are updated through iCloud and stored on your Time Capsule. The Time Capsule archives and serves up your files even when your computers are off. When you get home and fire up your desktop computer or laptop, the files are automatically synced across your devices. This service will also allow you to upload photos and videos from your iPhone or iPad to your Time Capsule. The media will be stored on the device and be made available for other devices to sync. iCloud is the &#8220;conduit&#8221; through which everything moves, the source said. &#8220;Your computer gets backed up to Time Capsule anyways,&#8221; said the source. &#8220;Now it&#8217;ll serve up your content when you want it, where you want it, right there on your iOS device.&#8221; The system sounds like Dropbox , the web-based file-hosting system that&#8217;s won accolades for simplicity and ease of use. But in Apple&#8217;s case, your personal cloud will be maintained not on company servers, but on your own Time Capsule. Why isn&#8217;t Apple using its massive new data center? This part is not clear. It may just be a way to sell more hardware. Apple is a hardware company after all. Or perhaps Apple feels that consumers will happier if they are in control of their own data. Maybe users don&#8217;t trust Apple (or any other company) to host their most important files, especially after years of spotty service from MobileMe . Or there could be other reasons, perhaps legal, that are skirted when users are responsible for their own data. Our source says the system is fully baked and is &#8220;what&#8217;s next in line&#8221; &#8212; but stopped short of saying this is what Jobs will reveal at the Worldwide Developer&#8217;s Conference on Monday. The source said it will be added to future versions of OS X and iOS &#8212; but they didn&#8217;t know which versions of OS X and iOS. There appears to be no sign of it in beta releases of Lion , which has been available to developers for months. Apple has kept iOS 5 under tight wraps, and it may be ready for this system. &#8220;This is what I heard that they have ready to go,&#8221; the source said. &#8220;This is what&#8217;s next in line. Word is, it&#8217;s a pretty finished piece.&#8221; Given the source&#8217;s confidence in the completeness of the system, we&#8217;re willing to go out on a limb and bet this is what Jobs will reveal on Monday. Airport Express &#8212; More Processing Power In addition, our source said Apple&#8217;s Airport Express portable WiFi router is also getting an update. Specifically, it&#8217;s getting more processing power. The source didn&#8217;t know why. AirPort Express is also rumored to be getting an update next week , largely because Apple&#8217;s stores have run out of supplies. The source didn&#8217;t shed any light on other rumors surrounding iCloud , such as it will include an online music locker or cost $25 a year. However, they did pour cold water on the rumor that Time Capsules will download and store iOS updates in the background. &#8220;I haven&#8217;t heard anything about a Time Capsule holding iOS updates,&#8221; they said. &#8220;Honestly, that rumor sounds incredibly stupid. Why would a Time Capsule need to store an update to deliver to your phone when it can be downloaded live?&#8221; Also, don&#8217;t miss : The Cult of Mac Super Guide To What To Expect At WWDC 2011 Similar Posts: New Time Capsules Might Run iOS On A5 CPUs [Rumor] This Is What To Expect From Apple&#8217;s New iCloud Music Service [Feature] Apple Takes Over Its $4.5m iCloud Purchase Could iOS5 Eliminate the Need for iTunes Sync? Could iCloud Include Facebook-Style Apps? [Speculation] Did Apple Spend $4.5 Million on iCloud.com for New Cloud Service? ]]></description>
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		<title>Get More Out Of QuickTime X [Video How-To]</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[ When Apple released QuickTime X with Mac OS X Snow Leopard, it seemed like little more than another version of QuickTime with a new User Interface. In reality though, there are quite a few features either new to QuickTime X, or previously only available in the Professional version, that make it much more than just a media player. In this video, you&#8217;ll see how you can get more use out of QuickTime X. Similar Posts: Saving Energy With Your Mac [Video How-To] Opening And Editing Microsoft Office Documents In iWork [Video How-To] Tip: Zoom In On Your Quicktime Screencasts In Snow Leopard Changing Application Icons In Mac OS X [Video How-To] Keep Your Mac Mac Running Like A Mean Machine [Video How-To] ]]></description>
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