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Just as PC gamers in the U.S. and Canada are about to lay hands on the full version of "Spore," Will Wright's latest creation, Electronic Arts announced Friday that a moblie version of the game is coming to the iPhone and iPod touch. As with "Spore," "Spore Origins" puts gamers in the middle of a world where it is either eat or be eaten.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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Jack Ingram must be the only artist on the face of the earth who has covered songs by modern-rock act Hinder and the arty, bluesy, jazzy music oddball Tom Waits. That's the sort of diversity that suggests an avid music consumer. I wondered what whirs through his iPod.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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Designing a professional looking Web site requires good coding and good design skills -- a combination that isn't overly prominent in the Web-design world. Freeway Pro 5.2 helps overcome that problem by giving designers the tools they need to build great sites without requiring them to develop strong coding skills -- and it does it all without compromising on visual and behind-the-scenes code quality.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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When Apple opened its iTunes App Store in July, the idea of a mass-market Web site that sells downloadable games, tools, and other applications for cell phones was a rarity. Handset owners could buy apps from their carriers or the occasional niche site. But these days, the app store concept is becoming commonplace.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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This week, the Apple-focused blogosphere has been whipped into a frenzy over next week's super-secret special announcement. Select journalists received invitations to a Sept. 9 media event, which has fueled speculation over Apple's next big product launch.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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With less than one week to go before Apple's Sept. 9 event, speculation about what the iconic hardware maker will unveil has kicked into overdrive. The general consensus is that Tuesday's announcement will debut an updated line of iPods. That contention is supported by the design of e-mailed invitations and other documents swirling around the Internet.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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As the head of a company that sells used consumer electronics, David Chen follows sales of the iPhone with the precision of a mathematician. At the outset, the price of the first version of Apple's music-playing wireless device behaved as expected: When the newer iPhone 3G hit store shelves, demand for the earlier iteration plummeted.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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Another front may be opening in the battle for mobile platform supremacy. Microsoft is rumored to be planning to launch its own mobile application store. If the buzz is true, Microsoft may not be as late to the party as some would think. Android hasn't yet debuted. Apple, for its part, is facing push-back on many fronts.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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The gray market for unlocked iPhones in Russia will soon be turning white and black to match the latest colors available for the iPhone 3G -- MegaFon, the third largest cellular service carrier in Russia will be officially selling Apple's popular iPhone. Like previous heads-up announcements by other carriers that have signed with Apple, MegaFon's statement is brief.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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Some pundits have suggested the iPhone is the Swiss Army knife of mobile phones. Having spent a month with it, including taking it on vacation to Vermont, I've come to see it more as the Mini Cooper of communicators. As with that status car, the package is small while the cost of ownership is high. The initial, $199 come-on price is attractive for the new iPhone 3G.
Source: MacNewsWorld (MacNewsworld -- "Mac Intelligence for the Enterprise")
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