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 BundlesForMac.com launches the Web Development Toolkit a bundle of 10 apps specifically for Web Development, worth over $400.00, on sale for $39.99 which is a 90% discount
BundlesForMac.com announces the immediate availability of the December 2011 Web Development Toolkit Promotion.
The Web Development Toolkit provides all of the tools necessary to start manage a website, start a web development business, the skies the limit. The included apps are skEdit - The Other Editor, Better Link Tester (Link testing application), Simon (Server/Web Site availability application), Stor (database manager), MacFreelance(Invoicing Applications), Logo Design Studio Pro (Logo Design Tool), HTML Validator, Get Backup Pro (Backup Software), Whoosh (Email Campaign Manager) and Interarchy FTP.
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Tuesday, 07 February 2012 16:05 |
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Texas based Smart Audio Technologies has filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Apple in the Delaware District Court. The patent infringement lawsuit concerns Apple's media players in respect to their ability to "modify a play list of a random access player." Oddly Smart Audio only identifies the iPod nano by name. Yet the most interesting aspect of this case, if there is one, is that Smart Audio's key exhibit is that of patent assigned to Delco Electronics. |
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Tuesday, 07 February 2012 15:07 |
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The US Patent and Trademark Office officially published a series of sixteen newly granted patents for Apple Inc. today. This morning's report covers patents ranging from Apple's MacBook Pro to their trickle sync protocol to their iTunes prepaid cards and finally to an iPod design that credits the late, great Steve Jobs. |
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Monday, 06 February 2012 16:04 |
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The general consensus in the market today is that Apple's upcoming A6 quad core processor is to bring more performance to the 2012 iPad and iPhone. It's said that it will also preserve battery life due to a shift from a 40-nanometer to a 28-nanometer process. Joel Hruska, writing for Extreme Tech, goes one step further with his belief that Apple's upcoming A6 processor could in fact introduce 3D transistors. Yet the one twist that no one even considered as a remote possibility was whether or not Apple's secretive ... |
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Monday, 06 February 2012 05:02 |
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Looks like Samsung blew it. As has been the trend in recent years, Apple once again did not bother to fork over the big bucks for a Super Bowl spot, but that doesn’t mean Apple wasn’t represented. Of course, it was in the form of a line of Apple-fanboys lined up in the cold (presumably [...] |
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