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• 25 December 2012

• News: Tablet sales explode for Christmas 2012

  In 2010, the iPad introduced the world to the modern day tablet. Since then the device has become a must have gadget and 2012 saw demand for tablets of all shapes, sizes and prices soar.

• 22 December 2012

• News: Five great holiday updates to popular iOS games

  Let the record reflect that I am not a fan of holiday-specific iOS apps. Oh, there are a few out there that are worthwhile--A Charlie Brown Christmas comes to mind--but by and large, holiday apps tend to rushed-out-the-door unitaskers, poorly conceived one-trick ponies, and easily forgettable novelty items. More to the point, 11 months of the year, they have little practical use. Why give them any space on my iPhone or iPad?

• News: The Week in iOS Apps: Keep calm!

  This week's roundup of new and updated apps features new ways to achieve a Zen-like state.

• 20 December 2012

• News: Apple appeals denial of sales ban on Samsung phones

  Apple has appealed a judge's decision not to ban from sale in the U.S. 26 Samsung cell phones that were found to infringe on its patents.

• 19 December 2012

• Opinion: UberConference: Best conference-call manager yet?

  Lately it seems like software developers are falling all over themselves to take the hassles out of conference calls.

• Opinion: Remains of the Day: Square deal

  Apple dispatches Eddy Cue to check in with Foursquare, Brazil offers the only iPhone you'll ever see running Android, and we think one CEO's a little obsessed with the Apple TV--and it's not Tim Cook. The remainders for yesterday, Tuesday, December 18, 2012 are changing the channel.

• Feature: Best tablets of 2012

  Here's our list of the 10 best tablet PCs of 2012. All of the products in the 'best tablets of 2012' have been fully reviewed by our own experts.

• 17 December 2012

• News: Apple sells 2 million iPhones in China, amid Wall Street worries about demand

  Apple reported Monday that it had sold a "record" 2 million units of the new iPhone 5 during its first three days of sales in China--a report that emerged as Wall Street analysts downgraded the Apple's stock because of perceived softness in demand for the new phone.

• News: China's iPhone 5 sales reach over 2 million

  Apple said it sold more than two million iPhone 5 smartphones in China since its Friday launch, beating company records for first weekend sales in the country.

• 14 December 2012

• Opinion: Print to Dropbox, Evernote, or an actual printer from your iPhone or iPad

  As iPhones and iPads increasingly take the place of laptops, there's one area that continues to be a challenge for business users: how to turn digital documents into printed ones.

• News: Google Plus bolsters photo, hangout features

  Google Plus got a grand total of 24 new features in an update released today, along with new mobile app versions for both Android and iOS devices.

• Opinion: Remains of the Day: Irony deficiency

  Samsung's strategy revealed! Elsewhere, NORAD goes bing and Apple's happy to tell you all about things that aren't working. The remainders for Thursday, December 13, 2012 are here to help.

• Feature: Best smartphones of 2012

  After twelve months full of smartphone launches we've put together a list of the top 10 of 2012.

• News: Only two people wait for iPhone 5 launch at Beijing Apple store

  As Apple launched its iPhone 5 in China on Friday, interest at one of the company's stores in Beijing was muted, with only two people waiting in line minutes before the store opened its doors at 8 a.m.

• 13 December 2012

• News: Woz worries about iPhone rivals

  Apple co-founder talks about growing smartphone market, reflects on Apple's past

• News: BYOD Planning and Costs: Everything You Need to Know

  Bring Your Own Device programs promise to remove the cost of smartphones from a company's balance sheet. But most companies transitioning from company-issued smartphones to BYOD aren't even breaking even. Here's a breakdown on BYOD's hidden costs and some tips from those in the trenches on how to make BYOD work for your business.

• News: Report: Australian law enforcement issues warning about Google Maps

  Police officers in Colac, Australia are warning that relying on Google Maps may be endangering motorists in their jurisdiction, according to a report from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.

• News: Developers say yes to iOS, but ambivalent about Apple

  Survey reveals developers' negative opinion of Apple, but huge interest in building for iOS devices; Android also gets top marks

• Opinion: System Preferences: General and Desktop & Screen Saver

  We've covered the basic functions of the Finder from stem to stern. It's now time to delve into the Mac OS's system preferences. Like the control panels on Windows PCs, system preferences govern much of the behavior of the Mac OS and the Mac's peripherals.

• News: Amazon releases video and music apps for iPhone, iPod and Samsung TVs

  Amazon has launched an Instant Video app for Apple's iPhone and iPod touch, as well as a Cloud Player app for Samsung TVs.

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