Many of the most vocal critics of jailbreaking — a group which includes Apple itself — have been quick in the past to cite the fact that hacking your smartphone is a violation of the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, and thus illegal. It wasn’t a bad argument, all things considered, but if you’re used to

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Jailbreaking Your iPhone Is Now Legal

The iPad has been called magical, but now it’s also mystical: at least one priest has used the latest and greatest Apple device to say holy mass. A Catholic priest in Italy recently employed an iPad to perform an outdoor mass in the place of a heavy bible. Don Michele Bigi, using the iPad to say mass

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Many of you waited about 5 hours in line just to get your hands on the latest and greatest installment of the Apple consumer electronics dominance: the iPhone 4. You also had to sign your life away for another 2 year contract with AT&T, unless you’ve got the big bucks and paid for one

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Mashable – Apple’s Smartphone Antenna Performance page, which aims to show that other phones besides iPhone 4 suffer from signal loss when held in a certain way, originally didn’t mention Nokia.

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Apple Shows That Nokia N97 Mini Also Suffers from Death Grip Issue
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PC World – The Apple iPhone revolutionized the smartphone market and has succeeded in breaking down barriers with the IT department and becoming an accepted part of the network and communications environment at many companies. Businesses that embraced the new iPhone 4, though, are faced with a handicapped device and a ticking clock to decide what to do about it.

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iPhone 4 Customers Have Limited Time and Limited Options
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Apple , for example, had a 15 percent share of the smartphone market as of the first quarter, but accounted for 40 percent of usage. Interestingly, the AdMob survey finds iOS users are more satisfied with their mobile than users on other …

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iPhone users get more satisfaction, says Google's AdMob | 9 to 5 Mac

… assorted group of Mac Managers and Macintosh Business enthusiasts throughout the world (San Francisco, New York, Paris, London and Hong Kong) that try to keep each other (and you) apprised of many of the things going on in the Apple …

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As a result, Apple may be facing its ’80s nightmare all over again. The iPhone 4 shows off Apple’s devotion to well-engineered hardware and software, but the company’s refusal to license its OS to other smartphone manufacturers may …

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How iPhone 4 Repeats Apple's '80s Mac Mistakes | ICT magazine

Filed under: iPhone While American iPhone users are limited to a single carrier, the UK offers plenty of choice to customers. Three has announced that they will carry iPhone 4 , with pre-orders beginning on June 15th. O2, Orange, T-Mobile and Vodafone were all confirmed on the 7th . Even poor math students will notice that UK iPhone customers now have five carriers to choose from. Of course, all of the UK’s carriers are GSM. We only have two of those here in the States (AT&T and T-Mobile).

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Three will carry iPhone 4 in the UK, O2 cuts off unlimited data

However, besides the smartphone, Apple is also going to release a major update to its browser as Safari 5 is going to be released for download, while a minor Mac OS X update will be pushed to Mac users worldwide. …

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Apple WWDC 2010: Safari 5 and Mac OS X 10.6.4 Coming Along New …