Pride and prejudice
Judge: jury won't hear Jobs' "thermonuclear" comments against Android
Steve Jobs is not on trial, says US District Judge Lucy Koh.
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Recyclers disagree on impact of glued-in Retina MacBook Pro batteries
Apple also says outside techs shouldn't remove the battery "for any reason."
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In-cell intel
Apple expected to use in-cell touch sensors for thinner, sharper iPhone displays
The technology integrates capacitive touch sensors into the display circuitry.
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Self-affirmation
Apple gives itself passing EPEAT grade for Retina MacBook Pro
Recyclers still dispute the device's compliance with IEEE standards.
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Hands-on: nearly instant photofinishing direct from your smartphone
Walgreens and Fujifilm are offering APIs that allow printing from photo apps.
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Confirmed: Mountain Lion sends some 64-bit Macs gently into that good night
Rage if you want, but it appears the reason is related to graphics drivers.
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Retina MacBook Pro: maximizing battery life with gfxCardStatus
Easily get 8 hours of use—or more—by forcing OS X to use integrated graphics.
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Go sit at the nerd table
UK judge: Galaxy Tab not "cool" enough to infringe iPad design
Thinness and rear panel details belie the "extreme simplicity" of the iPad.
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Are you a smartphone beta tester?
Apple reportedly shutting down for-pay iOS beta access
DMCA notices are being sent to websites selling unused developer test slots.
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Steve Jobs on programming, craftsmanship, software, and the Web
We highlight some notable quotes from Steve Jobs in "The Lost Interview."
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Crisis averted
Apple fixes App Store DRM error, crash-free downloads resume
Apple is also lending a hand to developers who suffered from 1-star reviews.
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Freedom isn't free
Recent iOS, Mac app crashes linked to botched FairPlay DRM
Independence Day brought app crashes galore, and problems are still ongoing.
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Why Thunderbolt cables will be expensive until 2013
Competition hasn't yet led to lowered prices, but things are changing.
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Chrome + Air = Crash
Google confirms Chrome bug is causing crashes on latest MacBook Air
A minor update disables GPU acceleration while Google and Apple find a fix.
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Judge bars sales of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in US
A big win for Apple, but the legal war is far from over.
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Mountain Lion to phone home daily looking for security updates
Fixes will either install automatically or at next restart.
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Op-ed: Why now could be the right time for Apple to ditch the dock connector
Apple is primed to make the switch now for improvements in future devices.
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Wave it like you just don't care
The next iPhone could help popularize NFC in the US
Apple may combine NFC with Passbook and mobile payments in the next-gen iPhone.
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Feature Story
Pixelpalooza: 15" Retina MacBook Pro reviewed
Apple replaces ports & spinning drives with Thunderbolt and 5.1 million pixels.
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Keep it brief
Federal judge sets evidentiary limits on Apple v. Samsung trial
Each side gets 25 hours to present up to 125 exhibits to the jury.
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We're not paper-free yet
Lantronix makes adding AirPrint compatibility cheaper for the home
$99 xPrintServer makes USB printers work with iPhones, iPads.
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Thin is in
Retina MacBook Pro display teardown reveals maximum compaction
Ultimate thinness comes at a price.
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Faceoff: 13" MacBook Pro vs 13" MacBook Air
Pro offers more bang for your buck if you don't mind some extra weight.
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Live Chat: inside Chicago's push to open up city data
Join us as we discuss transparency in government today at 1pm CDT.
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Retina MacBook Pro full of Air-style proprietary parts
Teardown shows you should forget repairing and, for now, upgrading anything.