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The Apple Store's outage has excited high levels of chatter on the Internet, and one popular site has what is purportedly an authoritative leak of at least part of the new product list.

In [ame="http://forums.appleinsider.com/showthread.php?t=103982"]a leak on AppleInsider's forum pages[/ame], an anonymous source revealed new products that are supposedly being readied for release after weeks of rumor-mongering.

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While the rest of the world watched in anticipation of Apple's quarterly earnings announcement, Wolfram Alpha quietly introduced their new iPhone application into the App Store on Monday.

As the "official" application for Wolfram Alpha, an answer engine from Wolfram Research, users will have no choice but to pay up for this high-brow app, as it was introduced with a $50 price tag.

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Shortly after reporting a 47% rise in fiscal fourth quarter earnings, Apple's Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer spilled the beans on the company's plans for the near future, which - as many suspected - will include new products.

As covered by Apple Insider, Oppenheimer "explained to analysts that the company is projecting lower growth in future revenues and profit ...

[ame=http://vimeo.com/6968527]Rock Band for iPhone sneak peek on Vimeo[/ame]

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You knew it was coming, now it's here: Rock Band for the iPhone was released on iTunes -- though as far as I know at this writing, in the US only. 20 tracks (15 built-in, 5 more available after you complete the World Tour, listed after the jump) are included for the somewhat portly $9.99 App Store price, ...

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Apple has acknowledged for the first time that batteries in some 1st generation iPod nano units sold in 2005 and 2006 can overheat, kill the device, and melt the case. A knowledge base article described the problem, reported on [ame="http://forums.ilounge.com/showthread.php?t=121264"]iPod user forums[/ame] for some time, and indicated support was available, a suggestion that the ...

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If you're thinking this has to be just a rumor (like I think it is) you're not alone. But a lot of people are talking about a claim that has surfaced on various Apple and Mac-related websites.

This morning, 9to5Mac afforded further coverage to a story that is still developing, but one that suggests a possible collaboration between Apple and Verizon.

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Last week Intel, Google and IBM put up modest to strong numbers as quarterly earnings were announced. Today is Apple's turn. And even though Apple's stock has already doubled so far this year, with Steve Jobs back in charge and the current slate of Macs, iPhones and iPods continuing to outperform sales expectations, I look for Apple to post strong quarterly earnings today.

According to a report this morning from RTT ...

After living in Southern California for years, one of the things I looked forward to most about moving to New England was the sound of a good thunderstorm. If you grew up in a place where thunder was a regular occurrence, it's something you miss... even if coming back to it means you have to deal with rain, snow, dirty streets and obnoxious drivers.

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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT8bIujbzqA]YouTube - Expose for iPhone: Second Look[/ame]

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Sometimes it's the simplest ideas that are the most useful. Steven Troughton-Smith, a twenty-year-old independent iPhone developer (and student) living in Ireland, has finally released a working implementation of the "Exposé for Springboard" concept as a ...

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If you haven't already noticed, EyeTV is nowhere to be found this weekend in Apple's App Store. The latest offering from Elgato Systems has officially been yanked by Apple.

And Elgato is taking responsibility for their mistake that prompted the snafu.

The disappearance occurred only hours after MacRumors began reporting the discovery of "an easter egg in EyeTV iPhone ...

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It isn't news, but its making headlines this weekend: Verizon doesn't like AT&T... or Apple.

And, frankly, Verizon wants us to know it. Consequently, it seems Verizon is behind the launch of what some are calling a blatant "attack ad" on the iPhone that rivals some of the worst political attack ads we've seen in recent years.

The ”iDevice” is what Verizon is calling the iPhone in the ad.

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