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- 11 September 2007
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News: Vodafone to announce Apple iPhone rival
Vodafone Group PLC plans to launch a high-end, touchscreen rival to Apple's iPhone. Vodaphone is launching several phones for holiday shoppers in Europe.
- 10 September 2007
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News: Software glitch shuts down BlackBerry service
Some BlackBerry users in North America experienced problems on Friday when a software issue meant that the email service shut down, leaving the handheld device's email capabilities disabled.
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News: Inexpensive cables put iPod touch on TV
The Apple Store recently began listing the £35 Apple Component AV Cable and the £35 Apple Composite AV Cable on its site, noting they are compatible with the iPod touch announced this week, as well as the iPod nano third generation and the iPod classic. The cables allow users to connect iPod content to a TV set or sound system.
- 07 September 2007
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News: Analyst: Is the iPod touch an iPhone killer?
Apple's decision to include its Safari web browser with the new iPod touch could turn the media playback device into a business tool, according to analysts
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News: Sony's mysterious Rolly to launch on Monday
After two weeks of teasing, Sony will finally unveil its mysterious Rolly 'audio entertainment device' in Tokyo Monday.
- 06 September 2007
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News: iSuppli backs new iPods & slates iTunes video
Analysts at iSuppli have criticised the lack of video content on the iTunes Store, though broadly backed the new products announced by Apple yesterday.
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News: iPod Touch vs HTC Touch
HTC celebrated its 10th anniversary today with a rare compliment from Apple: the company adopted the same name HTC uses on one of its smartphones for the iPod touch.
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News: Toshiba announces 80GB & 160GB 1.8in HDs
Toshiba's Storage Device Division has introduced new 80GB and 160GB 1.8in hard disks - the same size disk drives as those in the iPod classic.
- 05 September 2007
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News: As it happened - Apple's big iPod, iPhone & iTunes announcements
Apple launches new iPods, including the iPod Touch, the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store and a price cut for the iPhone during a high-profile event in San Francisco. Read on for the full blow-by-blow account
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News: Apple launches iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store
Apple CEO Steve Jobs took a break from announcing a raft of new iPod digital music players to unveil the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store, so you can download tracks while on the move.
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News: NEW! iPod touch: the iPhone without the phone
Apple's all-new iPod is an iPhone that doesn't make calls. But it can browse the web - from £199.
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News: Apple ships 160GB iPod
Apple has updated the classic iPod and doubled hard-disk size, but leaves the old click wheel interface - with the all-new iPod touch becoming the innovative iPod of choice.
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News: Nano nano! Apple's iPod nano does video
Apple uses massive media event to show off new iPod nano range, and a red shuffle.
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News: Ring! Ring! Apple unveils iPhone ringtones
At a special media event in San Francisco, Apple CEO Steve Jobs revealed plans to release a new version of iTunes this evening that will support all the products that are being announced today. The biggest new feature in iTunes will be ringtone support for the iPhone, which is expected to be released in the UK next month.
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News: Microsoft hints at Zune-based iPhone killer
Microsoft says it's not "unreasonable" to suggest that it's developing an Apple iPhone rival running Windows Mobile, amid speculation that the software giant has grand plans for its Zune media player
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News: Palm shock as Palm Foleo is killed off
Just when Palm was expected to ship the Foleo, its controversial smartphone companion product, the company instead decided to kill it the whole project.
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News: iPhone outsells Nokia & BlackBerry in the US
Apple's iPhone was the top-selling selling smartphone in the US in July, according to research firm iSuppli.
- 04 September 2007
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News: BMW first with iPhone-enabled cars
Apple’s iPhone will be supported across a wide range of BMW vehicles in Europe, and plans to show off examples at the Frankfurt Auto Show on 13 September.
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News: 3.5in touchscreen iPods coming tomorrow?
The iPod rumour mill is going into overdrive ahead of the 'special announcement' due from Apple on Wednesday night. Macworld UK has put together a round-up of the most and least likely news at the event.
- 03 September 2007
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News: Hitachi's Blu-ray camcorder launching in Europe
Hitachi will launch its Blu-ray Disc-based digital video camcorder in Europe in October, the company announced at the IFA international consumer electronics show in Berlin.
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