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A team of crack computer wizards have pulled off quite an accomplishment. Marshall Kirkpatrick of ReadWriteWeb is reporting that the aforementioned group of "scientists" have crafted software enabling anyone to perform "on-the-fly analysis" of live streaming video on the iPhone.



This hack-attack comes as welcome news to developers yet to have any luck convincing ...

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Microsoft ’s first store is ready to open and it could as early as Monday according to multiple published reports. Phoenix will play host to the first store as the software maker ups the ante in its competitive posturing with Apple.

As Reuters reported this weekend, the timing for Microsoft is perfect, as Microsoft's new Windows 7 operating system also rolls out next week.


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A CNET test has shown that Mac OS 10.6 outperforms the Windows 7 RTM build in general performance, though Snow Leopard fell short in 3D image rendering. However, the tester noted that the Mac is "the only platform, for now, that can run both Windows and OS X."

Snow Leopard needed 36.4 seconds to boot up the MacBook Pro used by CNET's Dong Ngo, while Windows 7 booted in 42.7 seconds. ...

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Apple has demand for more iPhones than it has the ability to supply, and this is worrying the money people who have banked on Apple's success. In particular, there's concern that supply problems - noted in global markets outside the US - will hurt revenue and cause the stock price to drop.

With Apple due to report its quarterly earnings on Monday, Wall Street ...

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Apple's latest video format, iFrame, is intended to make camcorders more efficient across the video production landscape (particularly in exporting video). And Apple has teamed with Sanyo to help push iFrame onto the world's digital video stage.

From Wired's Gadget Lab:



iMovie 8.0.5, which rolled out this past Tuesday, helps camcorders peacefully coexist ...

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More now than ever, the iPhone 3GS finds itself toiling in the world of augmented reality, a unique genre comprised of mobile applications capable of superimposing contextual digital information directly over your real environment as perceived through the eyes of your smartphone.

For fans of augmented reality, Google's Android platform has had the iPhone beat in this department thanks in no small part ...

[Imagine a picture of a cat holding an iPhone while jumping off an exploding building here]



Now before you go back to complain about Apple fixing exploits and what you're entitled to do with your phone, take a minute to let the news sink in. What does this mean for the future?

No more Lite version - Mentioned in the announcement ...

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It's fortunate that there are other options for tethering to your iPhone, because AT&T has made it clear that they are not going to provide one anytime soon. While they have been pushing tethering to Blackberry users, the carrier has been reluctant to commit to anything for its "Hummer of smartphones" customers. Seth Weintraub at 9to5Mac.com was feeling bullish on AT&T tethering ...

Folks have been waiting for tethering on 3.1.x, and it's available now with the 3.1.8 release of MyWi.app. MyWi is a Rock.app application we've mentioned before, which runs $9.99 to purchase. It comes with a free trial. The nice thing about the tethering? Not only does it work on 3.1 firmware, it runs on the iPhone 2G just as smoothly as the iPhone 3G/3G[S] (of course at a slower speed, since the 2G obviously ...

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Apple is testing Intel's as-yet unreleased hexacore "Gulftown" processor - reported to be 22% faster than the current Core i7 Xeon - according to the French site MacBidouille.com. Since the unit is said to be compatible with the current Mac Pro motherboard used with the "Nehalem" Xeon processor, it's believed that the high-end desktop is slated for the upgrade, possibly as soon as the ...

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In case you missed Tony Hoffman's coverage in his PC World article yesterday, Apple fans and Canon users have something to get excited about: the Canon Easy-PhotoPrint for iPhone app. Essentially, it is now possible (and easy) to print photos right off your iPhone or iPod Touch.

I checked out this bad boy late last night and it is phenomenal, far superior to ...