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Low End Mac publishes three weekly news summaries:

The Mac News Review is a weekly roundup of Apple and desktop Mac news, including new software and accessories. Portables are covered in....
The 'Book Review covers the week's PowerBook and iBook news, new software and accessories related to 'Books, and interesting tech developments in the rest of the portable computing world.
The iNews Review covers the week's iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV news.
We also archive our "Around the Web" in Mac News Today.

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Affordable iPhone/iTouch Warranty, Bluetooth Keyboard Driver, Photo Apps, and More: iNews Review, 12.24; Also Maine legislator wants cancer warnings on cell phones, AOL Radio app delivers CD quality sound, hope for job seekers, powerful Zaggsparq mobile battery and charger, and more.
10 Top Spills that Kill Laptops, Less Explosive Notebook Battery, Next Gen Atom CPU, and More: The 'Book Review, 12.24; Also Firefox add-on helps locate lost or stolen laptops, iFixit guides released to Creative Commons, BookArc stand turns notebooks into minitower, and more.
27" iMac Firmware Update, USB and SSD Data Recovery, Online Bible for Snow Leopard, and More: Mac News Review, 12.24; Also upgrading your Mac's hard drive, BackPack shelf for iMacs and Cinema Display, and CaseCruzer 27" iMac carry case.
December 30 in LEM history: Low End Mac is on holidays until the new year - 98: Resolution independent display - 99: 'The Mac is a toy' - DVD-RAM gets affordable - 02: Web browsers for OS X and the classic Mac OS - Apple: Above and beyond the PVR
Pismo Video Performance, Better YouTube on Older Macs, Cheap ATA Notebook Drives, and More: Charles W. Moore, Miscellaneous Ramblings, 12.23; Also Pismo PRAM issues, Linux on PowerPC Macs, end of Flash for G3 Macs, recreating a clean install, and more.
Microsoft Is Not an Unstoppable Juggernaut: Dan Knight, Mac Musings, 12.22; Firefox passed Internet Explorer in Germany, and now Firefox 3.5 has passed IE 7 as the most popular browser version.
State of the Fleet: 2009 Has Been an Eventful Year: Charles W. Moore, 'Book Value, 12.22; Two iBooks died, a Unibody MacBook joined the fleet, the 17" PowerBook changed hands, and the Pismos are as reliable as ever.
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