A new survey of mobile device consumers has discovered that iPhone and iPod touch owners are mostly male, though iPhone users are older and have less time to use downloaded applications than those who have an iPod touch.
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But merely introducing a pay structure for digital content that's free on the Web, will it be that easy for the industry to bounce back?
Condé Nast is betting hard that it will. Already teamed up with Apple on a GQ iPhone app, the publisher will also unveil an iPad version of the magazine starting with the April issue. The next month will see iPad versions of Vanity Fair and Wired, followed by The New Yorker and Glamour sometime in the summer.
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The traditional shroud of secrecy around Olympic opening ceremonies has some gaping holes in this age of digital downloads and social networking.
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Notebook computers were the top seller in computer and information technology products last year in Canada.
An average price drop of 15 per cent pushed laptop sales up by 31 per cent over 2008, according to a report released today by the market research company NPD Group on computer and info tech products. The growing popularity of laptops has come at the expense of desktop computers, which saw sales drop 15 per cent from the year earlier.
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As lead integrator for tech firm Atos Origin, Alvarsson is in charge of making sure all the PCs, phones, servers, and other gear are up and running so that the judges can judge, the athletes can perform, and the media can write about it all. Their systems handle, among other things, volunteer coordination, reporting of medical issues, and the accreditation of athletes and other Games personnel.
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In 2007, Apple decided it would drop the "Computer" from its corporate title and become simply Apple, Inc. At the time the change seemed semantic or aesthetic, depending on your outlook. But the move proved more prescient this morning as Apple officially brought the number of mobile devices it makes to a grand total of eight. That's one more iPod than Macintosh that exists in their lineup. Apple, it seems, has become a mobile device maker
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Yahoo’s Flickr app has just gone live in the App Store.
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