Apple is the company responsible for the MacBook, iPad, iPhone, AirPods and more. They are one of the largest companies in the United States and responsible for providing the iOS operating system. Apple has continued to expand into new products and technology every year with new product releases.
GM has made just made smartphone usage while driving a much safer activity by offering Apple’s Siri voice assistant app to purchasers of GM’s Chevrolet Sonic and Spark models. Beginning in 2013, GM will integrate Siri into the dashboard of the vehicles with a single button that activates the service. Dubbed Siri Eyes, it will
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Dictation software companies have pretty much been reduced to two viable contenders: the worthy Mountain Lion who roams unchallenged in Safari Land and the high-flying Dragon Dictate which captured Lion’s share of the OS X market. There are advantages and disadvantages for each. Here is a rundown of the pros and cons of each: Mountain
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Due to tight control over its distribution channels and uniform product pricing policies, Apple enjoys the marketing advantage of never having to deeply discount its product line. However, there are shopping strategies that can realize sizable discounts if you are willing to do a little homework and exercise a little patience. Check out these discount
Who would ever imagine that the venerable rocking chair one day would be re-purposed to accommodate the energy needs of our mobile devices? Rocking chairs, the iconic front porch furniture associated with another era, have been re-designed by Apple to find newfound functionality in the modern world. Apple designed a rocking chair equipped to deliver
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In keeping with a long Apple tradition, the new iMac showcases great visual design. Apple has always had a flair for innovative industrial design. Ever since the introduction of its ‘transparent gumdrop” design in 1998, Apple has been pushing the envelope in combining new designs with great new features that are constantly breaking new ground
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These days, it’s difficult to know what business a tech company is in. Microsoft is in the tablet business and Google is manufacturing smartphones. In the meantime, Google has entered the robotic auto manufacturing business. Investors must be scratching their heads to understand the core business in which they thought they were investing. It appears
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Blackberry loses government agency business to iPhone ICE terminates $2.1 million contract with Blackberry manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) due to “Inferior” technology. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) announced it will end its eight-year-long affiliation with Blackberry due to the agency’s assessment that the device no longer satisfies the agency’s future technological
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A web app consulting company based in San Francisco becomes Apple’s most recent acquisition. The purchase re-enforces Apple’s commitment to the HTML 5 platform development for its iAD product pages as well as its iCloud.com. Both Apple apps reside with Apple’s burgeoning web applications. HTML 5 is the platform engine for iPhone, iPad and Android.
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Would you like an iPad with those fries? A McDonald’s outlet offer’s customer’s free use of Apple iPads as they enjoy their Big Macs. Move over Big Mac, another Mac has arrived at Mickey D’s. A McDonald’s restaurant in Virginia Beach, VA is offering customers the use of a free iPad as they munch on
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If you are a technological geek, and you like to know about Apple and their amazing products, then you are not alone. As soon as the iPhone 5 was released, people were going crazy about this phone. It sold out within the first hour, making it the only phone device of its kind to sell
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