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(cool) Apple Approves Spotify’s iPhone App
Update 2 (6.15pm BST): Apple’s Cupertino spokesperson tells us it has approved the iPhone app from Spotify, the music service that many people believe represents a threat to iTunes: "The current status as of right now is it’s been approved and we hope to add the app to the more than 65,000 apps on the app store very soon. We’ve been in constant communication working with the developer and have already notified Spotify that the app will be in the app store very soon."
Je ne vais pas regretter mon abo premium je crois... Miam :)
Le buzz monte...
le 28 aout 2009 borismiles a dit : c'est classe, je suis sur que l'appli sera super classe, et beaucoup moins naze que celle de Deezer. par contre leur catalogue est encore trop limité pour moi, je suis pas assez mainstream... donc pas d'abonnement pour l'instant. 
le 28 aout 2009 stef a dit : clair, qu'il n'y a ni Natty Tuff, ni DDT sur spotify !:) 
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Microsoft's Long, Slow Decline
I’m not arguing that Microsoft will collapse. They’re too big, too established for that to happen. I simply think that their results this quarter were not an aberration, but rather the first fiscal evidence of a long, slow decline that began several years ago.
Voilà ce qu'on appelle un avis bien tranché.
Article très intéressant sur le combat des mammouths.
L'avenir nous dira rapidement si John Gruber a raison...
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Official Apple MobileMe iDisk
Official Apple MobileMe iDisk iPhone App Released @theiphoneblog @reneritchie @TUAW @engadget @mashable iTunes link: http://bit.ly/3sk6Td
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Early Apple Business Documents
Apple Computer (now known as Apple, Inc.) was a major force in the personal computer revolution that took place in the 1970s and '80s. Learning about its history teaches us about competing visions of the future and how companies made decisions during this exciting time. The Computer History Museum presents here two special documents from Apple Computer during the early days of personal computing.
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Open letter to Apple iPhone Developer Support (+1)
I'm a big fan of all things Apple, and as you can tell from my past blog posts I'm a big fan of iPhone development. I've even dusted off my aging C skills, and have learned to love Objective-C. The one thing I haven't learned to love, like all other iPhone app developers, is their application release process, and the seemingly arbitrary app store acceptance department.
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Apple iPhone 3.0 OS event March 17th
So it looks like Apple’s planning on holding an event for iPhone 3.0 OS March 17th along with showing off an updated SDK. This would fit nicely with their brief history of having a preview software event followed by a hardware refresh in June/July. As far as what we’ve been told of iPhone 3.0, here’s what we’ve got: * MMS * Tethering via Bluetooth and USB
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MobileMe - Sharing Large Files with iDisk
you can now use your MobileMe iDisk to share files with others simply and easily. Instead of attaching a large document to an email and hoping it's not too big to be received, you can place the file in your iDisk and use the new Share File command in the iDisk web app. It lets you send your friends, family, or colleagues a link they can click to download the file directly. You can password protect the link if you choose to and even set how long it will be available.
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500 Million iPhone Apps Downloaded
Apple has revealed – via a massive banner on its homepage – that the App Store has surpassed 500 million downloads. The company noted that it had reached 300 million downloads back on December 5th, meaning that 200+ million apps have been downloaded in just 5 weeks. The homepage ad also indicates that there are now more than 15,000 apps available.
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macrumorslive hacké pendant la keynote Apple.
Super moche. Info / Intox ? Qu'est ce qu'on en sait vraiment nous hein ? :)
Rien de tel qu'un pti coup comme ça pour répendre. Mais ç'est proche du vice quand même.
A ce niveau là, c'est comme si il y avait une coupure d'électricité chez Carrefour le jour des soldes...
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Les discussions négatives sur la politique pratiquée par Apple concernant les App Iphone se multiplient.
By now, we've all heard the news that Apple refused to sell (PCWorld) Podcaster on the AppStore on the grounds that it duplicates functionality already in iTunes.
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Genius is so crazy
Quand j'écoute Seven Hate, Genius me propose Cold Play, Tryo ou Keziah Jones. Genius, c'est vraiment de la daube pour le moment. -
Apple dupes iPhone users into beta testing iPhone 3G
According to TechRepublic’s Bill Detwiler, Apple’s original iPhone was little more than an iPhone 3G beta test, which Jobs convinced Apple fans to pay for. The iPhone’s lack of common Smartphone features and prototype-like construction, along with the iPhone 3G’s evolutionary design, provide the evidence for Detwiler’s iPhone Betagate theory.
L'iPhone original a été conçu pour être remplacé, pas pour être réparé
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MobileMe users demand "money back"
some customers are demanding refunds for the days when the subscription service was either unavailable or beset with problems
C'est vrai que le push fonctionne aléatoirement pour le moment. Il faut voir ce que ça donne sur la durée. La période d'essai MobileMe est là pour ça. Si ça ne fonctionne pas, je ne vais pas souscrire au service payant, ça parait évident non ? -
iPhone App Store hits 10 million downloads
The App Store is a grand slam, with a staggering 10 million applications downloaded in just three days,” said Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO
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iPhone OS 2.0 Unlocked
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