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- Heads Up: Update your Apple TV to 3.0.1 ASAP, says Apple
- Parallels Desktop 5 ships with a host of new and improved features
- AT&T not happy with Verizon ads: 'There's a lawsuit for that'
- Blacksn0w unlocks iPhone OS 3.1.2 and baseband 05.11.07
- Updated iPhone 3G, 3GS pricing and availability for Canada announced
- Hands-on with the underwhelming Apple TV 3.0 update
- iTunes 9.0.2 is out, Apple TV 3.0 as well, and they love each other
- iTunes TOS update hints at Apple TV 3.0 software
- Uh oh! Google releasing free turn by turn GPS app for Android
- Telus to start iPhone sales on November 5
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- Dear Aunt TUAW: Repurposing an old iPhone
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- Rumor Roundup: iMac and Mac Mini due to refresh before October 9th?
- Force Snow Leopard's Dictionary.app to reuse definition window
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