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TUAW TV Live: TUAW and TMO tag team

by Steven Sande (Oct 13th, 2010)

It's time for TUAW TV Live, so grab some popcorn and a beverage, sign into the chat room, and get ready for some fun. Today my special guest is John Martellaro from The Mac Observer. As I mentioned earlier today, John is the Senior Editor at TMO and has been around the Apple universe for many ...

Today on TUAW TV Live: The Mac Observer's John Martellaro

by Steven Sande (Oct 13th, 2010)

Would you believe it's Wednesday already? Today at 5 PM EDT (2 PM PDT), I'll have a special guest on TUAW TV Live. John Martellaro is the Senior Editor at The Mac Observer, and his background in the world of Apple includes a stint at the company as a Senior Marketing Manager for science and ...

The extra safe, extra cautious iOS 4.1 upgrade guide

by Matt Tinsley (Sep 9th, 2010)

In case you missed it, the highly anticipated iOS 4.1 software update was released yesterday. If you've already upgraded, or after reading that sentence you're not already downloading it now, then you obviously like to play it cool and safe. Hey, there's nothing wrong with that. Good for you! Either ...

Macworld 2010: TMO's Dave Hamilton and IDG's Paul Kent

by Michael Rose (Feb 16th, 2010)

Along with meeting readers and having a place to stash our laptops, one of the other novel pleasures of having a booth on the show floor this year was the serendipity of having our friends and colleagues in the Mac community walk on by -- just so that we could pounce upon them and interview them on ...

Apple, Psystar strike a deal

by Robert Palmer (Oct 20th, 2008)

CNET and The Mac Observer noted a legal filing on Friday that suggested Apple and Psystar were looking to bypass the normal lawsuit process and enter a phase of private arbitration and mediation. The filing notes that Apple and Psystar will participate in the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) ...

Apple won't be delisted from the NASDAQ

by Scott McNulty (Oct 27th, 2006)

There was a chance that Apple would be delisted from the NASDAQ, which is never good for a company's stock. The issue stemmed from the investigation of options irregularities which forced Apple to restate earnings. This, in turn, delayed the filing of some paperwork, a 10Q form to be exact, ...

Kids still like iPods

by Scott McNulty (Oct 4th, 2006)

Gene Munster, an analyst for Piper Jaffray, has just completed a survey of teens focused on MP3 players. His findings aren't too shocking: the kids like iPods. 79% of those who own an MP3 player have an iPod of some kind while 76% who are planning to buy an MP3 player in the next 12 months will be ...

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