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TUAW Best of the Week
What a week for Apple fans. After a slow Labor Day, we got a huge midweek event, new iPods, and what turned out to be the week's biggest story: the iPhone is now $399.MobileChat iPhone AIM Client Debuts
Started off the week with not one but two IM iPhone betas.
MarsEdit 2.0
Red Sweater's blogging client gets a new interface and Flickr integration
Mass-media messup: NBC doesn't get the iTunes store
Nik tells us why the peacock should leave the pricing to Apple.
Ask TUAW: External Front Row, iSight mirroring, booting from an external HD, and more
You ask, we answer, and you don't even have to pay an extra buck just to read it for 30 seconds on your iPhone.
The Beatles: whatever
Scott doesn't care if the Beatles showed up on Wednesday or not.
Metaliveblogging "The Beat Goes On" event
What's the next best thing to being in Moscone West? Reading our commentary about it.
iTunes: Free Wednesday
Featuring Dave Matthews and The Pick Up Artist (not the same person).
iPhone ringtones on the cheap
Get all of the ringtones, with none of the price.
Apple screwed you. So now what?
The most useful thing we posted all week.
Bye, bye HiFi
Apple's speakerbox gets an inconspicuous farewell.
Found Footage: Quicksilver Google Tech talk
Sure, Quicksilver's creator isn't the best public speaker, but if you're interested in UI design at all, this is a must-see.
Apple giving early iPhone buyers $100 credit
Steve gives some back. Thanks early adopter whiners!
iTunes 7.4 breaks iPhone hacks
A speedbump (albeit a very, very small one) for iPhone hackers.
Why did Apple drop the price?
We consider the reasons behind this week's biggest surprise.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
tim said 5:55PM on 9-07-2007
shouldnt this happen tomorrow? when the week is over?
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Fred said 6:29PM on 9-07-2007
Hey! you forgot AWESOMELY NOISY ZUNE ADS!!! Engadget has them too, and they have caused me to almost crap my pants about 3 times.
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MB-switcher said 6:42PM on 9-07-2007
I always love to read the best of the week sum up.
Today I have the opportunity to make this week even sweeter;)
I have started a giveaway contest for the invisible shield for the Macbook today. Please drop by if you are interested.
www.daysofourmacbooks.blogspot.com
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Dave said 9:44PM on 9-07-2007
Mike, getting the 1-up on Erica are we? Doesn't she normally post the weekly wrap-up late Sat./Sun.? :)
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Mike Schramm said 11:18PM on 9-07-2007
Erica requested I post it, so that's why I'm doing it this week.
As for why it's a little early, well, I guess I just misunderstood when it was supposed to go up. Consider it a nice surprise. :)
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bibi-pov said 12:16AM on 9-08-2007
Completely off-topic, but I don't know if you guys noticed there's already a version 7.4.1 for iTunes. That was quick! Does it resolve the infamous make-your-own-ringtones-by-renaming-your-files bug?
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FrankTheCrank said 12:18AM on 9-08-2007
I got mine!! @40% off the regurlar price!!
While they last!!! 4GB iPhone! Thanks Steve this thing is sweet!!!
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William said 6:46AM on 9-08-2007
Newbie:
I see that you can comment on existing stories, but how do you add or request new stories?
Thanks
William
Here's my story:
Here's something that it seems everyone has missed:
You know that Steve Jobs has come out against DRM, yes?
But that's only for Others' products! His new iPod connectors will not work with unlicensed 3rd party products any more. If you want your product to connect to the new iPods (e.g. simple video out), then you buy a license from Apple.
Seems that DRM is bad for music companies, but good for Apple; what hippocrits!
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wd said 6:50AM on 9-08-2007
How do we change our password here?
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wd said 6:51AM on 9-08-2007
I have searched this and Weblogs, Inc for Help or User Documentation and found none.
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