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07 December 2011
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Apple
It's a well known fact that Apple employees aren't allowed to publicly comment on Apple-related websites. The full extent of the Apple social media policy hasn't been discovered until now however, with 9 to 5 Mac spilling the beans on what Apple employees can and can't do. All the policies seem to make sense and are in line with basic common sense, but others, like the restriction on speculating on rumours, seem to be a little out there.
The 27th Macworld Annual Editor's Choice awards have been revealed, and they cover all facets of the Mac including both hardware and software releases for the past year. Making the software side of things are concepts like AirPlay and single apps like Fantastical, and on the hardware end, we have the fantastic MacBook Air and the iPad 2 making the cut. There's a heap more products on the full list, so go check it out!
The Computer History Museum has launched a new Steve Jobs exhibit, and the best part is that it's available in its entirety online. According to Yahoo Finance it contains rare footage talking about Steve Jobs talking about the early days of Apple, so would be well worth taking a look at.
A new MacUpdate bundle has been released, and the Winter bundle contains such Mac apps as TechTool Pro 6, TotalFinder, Postbox, and a few other Mac apps.
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