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29 September 2011
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Apple
Apple are rumoured to discontinue the iPod shuffle and classic at their October 4 event, but I don't think that's such a great idea. I know the future is iOS, but I also feel that there's a market for both those devices to co-exist within the current iPod line up — the Classic has long been the staunch elder, with more storage space than you could poke a stick at, and the Shuffle, well, who doesn't want a small everyday iPod that's perfect as an exercise companion?
Apple has also been denied a trademark on multi-touch by the US Patent and Trademark Office, this time for the last time. As it turns out, Apple appealed the original denial the first time around, and now the USPTO has seen fit to deny their appeal as well — citing that their trademark does not contain "acquired distinctiveness".
Love it or hate it, Lion's Restore feature that automatically restores all the open windows of any app doesn't allow you to change restore settings on an app-by-app basis, instead only allowing you to turn Restore on or off altogether. RestoreMeNot is a program that aims to fix that, allowing you to set up custom restore behaviour based on different apps.
As nice as the aluminium on your shiny new MacBook is, what if you want something a little different? The new Bamboo Backs from Grove might be exactly what you're looking for.
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