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Monthly Archives: March 2010
Giving up hope for Lost
The other day, on Twitter, I wrote: “I have officially given up hope that Lost’s final season will live up to my expectations.” I wrote this in reference to my reaction to the most recent episode: Ab Aeterno. Some suggested … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Television
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Apple’s so-called “ban” on protective films
Numerous Web sites are reporting that Apple is removing protective screen film products from its Apple Stores. An initial posting from iLounge states: “Apple has banned protective screen film from its retail and online stores, a policy that will affect … Continue reading
Posted in Apple Inc, iPhone, Technology
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Apple Stumbles over Wi-Fi Stumbler iPhone Apps
Yet another small controversy is brewing in the iPhone’s App Store. This time it has nothing to do with sex. Rather, Apple has removed all Wi-Fi scanning “stumbler” apps — such as WiFi-Where, WiFiFoFum and yFy Network Finder. These apps … Continue reading
Posted in Apple Inc, iPhone, Technology
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