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Monday Highlights: Apple scoring big revenue of $57.60 per visitor to their Apple Stores according to data compiled by Horace Dediu at asymco; social gaming is being revolutionized by the iPad writes Cara Ellison at The Guardian; time for a corporate tax overhaul says Tim Cook in his run-up to appear before the US Senate, reports in our Apple/Macintosh section; finally, Apple devices now approved for use across the US Defense Departments; Vrypan has migrated away from iPhoto, Dropbox being the alternative; David Allison advises you to enable TRIM if you have upgraded your Mac to an SSD; confused over the Mac App Store? Chris Breen to the rescue; and here's a how-to for syncing Android phone to Mac; Mactuts+ shows method for you to move your home folder to a separate drive or volume; and Gary Rosen explains how you can sync Google calendars with iOS, Mac; Sony Music the sole source holding up Apple's iRadio streaming service, dispute over song-skipping; comparing sales: 5 million iPhone 5 units sold in first 3 days, Samsung approaching 10 million Galaxy S4 sales...in first month; CNBC report suggests big trouble in--big China for Apple as local phone favorite Xiaomi gains steam; US AirForce said to save $50 million over ten years thanks to iPad; Apple Store in Dallas, TX robbed, couple grand worth of iPhones taken; Samsung releasing a 13" notebook with a staggering 3200x1800 resolution display; buckle up, iWatch rumors are heating up, the latest being the testing of a 1.5" OLED display, reports in our Hardware/Software section; and word from Taiwanese sources says iPad 5 production to begin soon, tablet will be 33% lighter than current gen; MacBook Air inventory drying up say those in the know, new model seen arriving at WWDC this June; take a trip down memory lane back to when Steve Jobs answered why there are no "Intel Inside" stickers on Macs; Serial+ is an app that helps you manage your hardware/software serial numbers, warranties; recent Google actions, I/O conference, seem to be taunting Apple to "catch us if you can" according to Thomas Claburn; delays and more delays seem to be the story of Apple lately, Jonny Evans opines; Bryan Wolfe at App Advice says all signs point to a fall launch for new iDevices.
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"Will Apple's Tablet Size Matter? Apple's component suppliers in Asia say they have been told to prepare to produce a new tablet smaller than the iPad. The WSJ's Juro Osawa has the details on this new device and what effect it will have on the crowded tablet market." [Video Report] WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:14 AM
"Apple is said to plan smaller iPad to compete with Google Nexus: Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was skeptical of a smaller iPad, but it might be necessary to compete with smaller tablets from Amazon, Microsoft and Google." Bloomberg News 8:49 AM
"Apple 'mini iPad' rumors gain new steam" Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 10:04 AM
"Mini iPad may arrive by holidays, along with new Kindle Fire" USA Today 9:21 PM
"Apple's Smaller-screen IPad Could Disrupt Tablet Market" IDG News Service 5:29 PM
"Judge who shelved Apple trial says patent system out of sync: The U.S. judge who tossed out one of the biggest court cases in Apple Inc's (AAPL.O) smartphone technology battle is questioning whether patents should cover software or most other industries at all." Reuters 8:42 AM
"In wake of Apple v. Motorola, Judge Posner speaks: 'It's not clear that we really need patents in most industries'" The Verge 3:40 PM
"Apple and Samsung drop additional claims against each other ahead of U.S. trial" Foss Patents 7:21 AM
"Slide Wars: UK High Court Rules Against Apple On 'Slide To Unlock'" Forbes 8:53 AM
"Now Apple faces Siri court room showdown: Apple's protracted iPad trademark battle with Proview appears to have opened the floodgates to further legal attacks in China, with Siri now being targeted in a law suit which could cost Cupertino in excess of $60 million to resolve." The Register 7:42 AM
"Apple's Siri hit with infringement lawsuit in China" CNET News 12:11 PM
"Apple Sued for Patent Infringement in China Over Siri" PC Magazine 12:11 PM
"Chinese company Zhizhen sues Apple over Siri-like patent" Electronista 8:01 PM
"After settling one case, Apple faces two more Chinese lawsuits" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 9:24 PM
"Apple's Grip on Metal Chassis Supplies Leaves Ultrabook Makers Scrambling" Wired 8:33 AM
"Reality check: Has the iPad turned PCs into trucks? It's looking that way..." Computerworld 9:39 AM
"Apple's popularity boosts Objective-C language past C++: Used for building iPad and iPhone apps, Objective-C takes over third place in Tiobe language survey, knocking C++ to fourth" InfoWorld 3:41 PM
"Index Shows iOS Programming Language Now In Top 3 As Mobile Development Booms" TechCrunch 7:59 PM
"Mac vs. PC gap: Narrowest since '90s/Ratio of Windows-based computers sold to Macs has tightened dramatically" CNN 3:52 PM
"The ratio of PCs to Macs has fallen, back to levels not seen since the 90s" TweakTown 7:19 AM
AppleCare/Troubleshooting
"Sandbox errors may temporarily break specific OS X application functions: A sudden lack of functionality in a program may be from a fault in the OS X sandboxing routines." MacFixIt 7:59 PM
"What to do when Messages beta is not functioning/My daily routine is fairly consistent: bike to a coffee shop, grab an americano, log on to the CNET CMS, open Messages, and begin story research. Today, Messages did not function properly." CNET Reviews 6:55 PM
"Kerio Workspace 2 review: Team tool Kerio Workspace returns, better looking than before and with a free version to whet the appetite" Macworld UK 11:54 AM
"Samsung seeks to cement lead over Apple: 10 million Galaxy S III units sold in pre-orders" MarketWatch 7:55 PM
"Sales pinch? 6 Apple stores for all of China: Apple has a remarkably meager store-to-customer ratio: 216M citizens per store: that could curb the technology giant's growth if it doesn't ramp up its mainland expansion." CNET News 8:36 AM
"Digitimes Research: Non-Apple brand vendors unlikely to surpass Apple in ultra-thin battle in 2012" DigiTimes 7:12 AM
"Apple Said to Select AutoNavi to Offer IPhone Maps in China" Bloomberg 7:20 AM
"Samsung Trumps Apple as Asia's Most Valued Brand" CNBC 8:57 AM
"Best Buy Tries on Apple's Sleek Look" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 7:13 AM
"Canberra store looks to be in Apple's eyes: Apple is advertising for staff for its first retail store in Canberra leading to speculation the technology behemoth is about to launch a flagship shopfront in Civic or Belconnen." Melbourne Age 8:36 AM
"Apple-friendly lawyers snag iPad3.com domain" CNET News 8:36 AM
"Apple's Jobs tapped France 3615 for pre-internet ideas: The man who turned Apple into a web-connected empire of consumer gadgets drew some of his inspiration from a table-top box that wired French households to networked information way before the arrival of mass Internet, a French telecoms engineer says." Reuters 11:15 AM
"Apple's Jobs bought hospital Chancellor's house, qualified for transplant, claims" Macworld UK 8:42 AM
"Homage or hatchet job? 'Steve Jobs' screenwriter supercut" Fortune 8:35 AM
"Apple, Google remove Trojan spamming app from stores" CNET News 9:08 PM
"Report: Trojan Horse found in the iOS App Store" Macworld 2:59 PM
"Apple Pulls 'Find and Call' App Following Security Alert" The Mac Observer 2:38 PM
"Apple removes malware app that made its way into App Store" Los Angeles Times [Paid Membership Required] 6:56 PM
"Fifth Avenue Apple Store Recreated In Lego [Pics] Cult of Mac 8:58 AM
"Is This A Thing? A Business Man Carries iPad In His Pants Through Grand Central Station" TechCrunch 9:52 AM
Non-Apple News
"Samsung enters emergency mode over falling euro/Summary: South Korean electronics giant shifts into emergency mode first time since 2008 financial crisis, to cope with fallout from worsening eurozone economic crisis, report states." ZDNet 10:56 AM
"Perk wars: Facebook, Zynga, Google jockey for top talent" USA Today 10:45 AM
"Wii U likely to offer premium online service" TG Daily 10:39 AM
"Twitter helps find dog that took train" Associated Press 10:30 AM
"FCC Documents Tip PlayStation 3 'Super Slim'" PC Magazine 10:17 AM
"Made in America: Tech and gadgets" MSNBC 10:14 AM
"Security swallows the CEO: CEO obsesses over presumed hackers, 'memory leaks,' and server room access -- at the expense of the IT team's productivity" InfoWorld 10:09 AM
"Motorola takes aim at business market with Atrix HD smartphone" V3 10:46 AM
"With explosion of consumer devices, IT finds greater need for network management tools" Computerworld 9:51 AM
"'Cool,' convenient wristbands contain computer flash drives: Keeping electronic memory handy" Boston Herald 9:40 AM
"Google turns algorithm on corporate education" ZDNet 10:55 AM
"Google makes Opera bloggers an offer they can't refuse: Use Chrome/Google is warning Opera web browser users they must switch to Chrome in order to use Blogger.com, the search giant's blog-hosting service." The Register 10:41 AM
"Google Plans Button To Block Ads: Feature may put an end to ads that follow you across websites." InformationWeek 9:31 AM
"Malware May Knock Thousands Off Internet On Monday" Associated Press 9:26 AM
"Ransomware Threatens Victims With Police Reports for Child Pornography" IDG News Service 10:19 AM
"Cybercriminals Sniff Out Vulnerable Firms" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:17 AM
"Tablets are (slowly) taking over for paper books and magazines, Gartner finds" BGR 9:36 AM
"If You Don't Perform A Check For This Computer Virus, You Could Get Kicked Off The Internet On Monday" Business Insider 8:49 AM
"Mozilla developer shows off Firefox OS lock screen" The Inquirer 8:35 AM
"Tablet Usage For TV Viewing Continues To Go Up" MacNews 9:18 AM
Publications/Podcasts
"YML Archives for July 5th, 2012" Your Mac Life 9:46 PM
"Which Industries Could Apple Conquer Next? We'll Tell You On Our All-New CultCast" Cult of Mac 8:35 PM
"Apple Responds To And Fixes App Crashing Issues, DRM Software To Blame" TechCrunch 9:09 PM
"Apple: Crashing iOS apps problem resolved" GigaOM 8:44 PM
"Apple working on a fix for App Store snafu: Following reports of application updates crashing, Apple has a team looking into the problem." CNET Reviews 6:55 PM
"Did Apple Respond to App-Crashing Problem?" Mashable 6:57 PM
"Corrupt App Store binaries crashing on launch" Marco Arment 7:06 AM
"More iPad Mini Rumors; Android ICS at 10 Percent; Patent Wars Continue" PC Magazine 8:53 AM
"Apple App Store Reportedly Pushes Corrupt Updates" PC Magazine 8:52 AM
"Recent iOS, Mac app crashes linked to botched FairPlay DRM" Ars Technica 10:47 AM
"'Apple is corrupting App Store downloads', warn angry devs" The Register 7:41 AM
"Apps crashing? Apple's App Store to blame, says developer" CNET News 8:36 AM
"Corrupt Apps Flood iOS App Store" Mashable 10:03 AM
"Competition of quad-core smartphones to heat up in 4Q12, say sources" ["Additionally, Apple is also expected to release its next-generation iPhone built on Samsung's Exynos 4 quad-core processor in the second half, heating up competition in the segment, commented the sources."] DigiTimes 4:02 PM
"Next iPhone To Feature Quad-Core Processor [Report] Redmond Pie 4:01 PM
"Next-Gen iPhone Display Leaked Again, 4-Inch Diagonally In Size, Utilizes In-Cell Technology [Image] Redmond Pie 10:24 AM
"Latest iPad has undergone revisions, says sources" ["The sources said the new iPad's battery is being revised, which will help prevent overheating issues and could possibly make the device slightly lighter and thinner than previously designed. However, no comments were offered as to why the lens is being enlarged."] DigiTimes 10:01 AM
"Rumors of a 7.85-inch iPad ramp up; Mass production Reportedly slated for September" Network World 7:06 AM
"iPad Mini: Apple's Suppliers Ramping Up Production?" WebProNews 8:49 AM
"Smaller-screened, non-retina 'iPad mini' expected before end of 2012: A 7-8 inch screen may be gracing Apple's tablet line by October." Ars Technica 10:08 AM
"7.85' iPad Mini to Use iPhone 3GS Screen Tech" DailyTech 12:50 PM
"Apple Could Soon Announce A Change To The iPad" CBS 7:20 AM
"7-inch iPad mini Release Date, Specs" Tapscape 7:21 AM
"iMacs May Be Next on Apple's Retina List" MacNewsWorld 9:10 AM
"Did your iPhone 'just stop working' - or did you drop it in your BEER? No more lying at the Genius Bar - Apple patents water detection" The Register 7:42 AM
"Apple Wins Patents for Advanced MacBook Keyboard, Creating Music Playlists & iOS Application Windowing" Patently Apple 2:36 PM
"Apple Granted Patent for Head-Mounted Computing Device" PC Magazine 8:37 AM
"Apple Patent Hints at Google Glass Competitor" Mashable 8:41 AM
Apple Patent Applications
"Apple Files Patents & Trademarks Covering a Camera Filter, iPhone Headset, Surround Panner, Flyover & Turn-by-Turn Logo" Patently Apple 7:40 AM
"Apple interested in dual-mode wireless, wired headset for iPhone" AppleInsider 9:41 AM
"Apple Sound Panner Patent Hints At Simplified Surround Sound System" MacNews 10:23 AM
"Apple Patent Is For Media Content Flocking" MacNews 10:38 AM
"Apple snags patent for water-damage detection" CNET News 9:41 AM
Price Trackers/Deals
"Plaster (Photography) For iPhone Is Temporarily Available For Free (Normally $0.99)" Apple Sliced 8:47 AM
"Spot The Differences -Select For iPhone and iPad Is Free Right Now (Previously $2.99)" Apple Sliced 8:47 AM
"Ace Striker For iPhone Is Free Today (Was $1.99)" Apple Sliced 8:47 AM
"Review: PowerSkin battery pack and protective case for iPhone" TUAW 9:20 AM
"Western Digital MyNet N900 Central review: A versatile competitor for Apple's Time Capsule" Macworld UK 9:20 AM
"Geneva Sound System Model XS offers big sound despite small size" Macworld 11:51 AM
"Kodak ESP 3.2 review: An affordable printer with good running costs for home users" Macworld UK 9:20 AM
"My New iPad 3rd Edition; A Simple, Step-by-Step User's Guide – 'Book Mystique Review" MacPrices 11:30 AM
"Review: Inside Apple by Adam Lashinsky" Apple Gazette 3:40 PM
iPad/iPhone/iPod touch Apps
"Chrome Review: Google's Chrome browser for iOS is well made and a pleasure to use, particularly if you're deeply entrenched in Google's ecosystem. But owing to a few unfortunate limitations—many of them outside of Google's control—it's tough to recommend that anyone rely on Chrome as their main iOS Web browser." Macworld 3:41 PM
"Chrome Review: How does Google's browser fare on iOS?" 148Apps 10:02 AM
"Ten Must-Have iPad And iPhones Apps For Small Business Owners [Feature] Cult of Mac 3:00 PM
"Apple's Podcast App Is Horrifically Bad" Business Insider 2:56 PM
"Cheddar is a focused, gorgeous and aggressively fast list app for iPhone and the web" The Next Web 6:56 PM
"Yardsale for iOS might be the quickest way to sell all of the stuff sitting around your house" The Next Web 1:08 PM
"Musical DNA: WhoSampled iPhone App Scours Tracks for Borrowed Riffs" Techland 10:44 AM
"Appidemic: Kingdom Rush for iPhone and iPod Touch" AppleTell 9:12 AM
"Veetle for iOS review: Streaming video sharing service proves a frustrating experience" Macworld UK 10:49 AM
"Qwak for iOS review: Guide a duck through level after level of fruit-filled mayhem" Macworld UK 9:19 AM
"'AXL: Full Boost' Review – A Well-done, Out of Control Racer" Touch Arcade 11:09 AM
"Ninja Ranch! Review: Hardly a ninja in sight but this is an enjoyable take on a popular logic puzzle format." 148Apps 5:28 PM
"Outwitters Review: Outwitters is a free-to-play turn-based strategy game from the creators of Tilt to Live." 148Apps 12:47 PM
"CSR Racing Review: Drag racing with prominent in-app purchases clouding the way." 148Apps 10:38 AM
"Gibs N Glory Review: Gibs N Glory is a game that combines the encroaching forces and soldier characters of Trenches with the physics gameplay of Angry Birds." 148Apps 9:12 AM
Tips
"Saving an image in Safari on iOS Tips" iLounge 12:50 PM
"Is anyone besides me mad at Apple right now?" ITworld 8:56 AM
"Today Windows Only Outsells Apple Products Two To One" Cult of Mac 8:58 AM
"Apple Has Almost Completely Eliminated The Windows Platform Advantage" Business Insider 8:47 AM
"Editorial; Google Chrome For iOS Users Are Being Screwed" AppleBitch 8:30 AM
"HTC slides free of Apple's multi-touched embrace" The IPKat 7:41 AM
"If Apple Designed the Facebook Phone" TechEBlog 7:19 AM
"Apple loses two skirmishes in its patent war with HTC" Fortune 7:15 AM
"Are The iPad Mini Rumors Finally Real?" The Motley Fool 8:35 PM
"Apple's Rumored iPad Mini Sure Doesn't Sound Like Apple" ReadWriteWeb 3:48 PM
"iPad Mini Rumors Are Anti-Nexus 7 FUD: Rumors of a 7-inch iPad resurface, mere days after Google announces its own 7-inch tablet. Anyone care for a helping of fear, uncertainty, and doubt?" InformationWeek 11:17 AM
"Apple iPad Mini chatter: Why it matters" ZDNet 10:54 AM
"The Case For (and Against) a Smaller 'iPad Mini'" PCWorld 10:10 AM
"Would an iPad Mini Take a Bite Out of Apple?" TheStreet 10:02 AM
"Apple: WSJ Jumps On the iPad Mini Rumor Mill" Forbes 8:52 AM
"The 7-Inch iPad's Biggest Critic: Steve Jobs" AllThingsD 8:35 AM
"Gruber Stokes The iPad Mini Rumor Fire" RazorianFly 8:32 AM
"Big media little iPad stories suggest Apple is cranking up the spin cycle" Register Hardware 7:42 AM
"Apple's iPad Mini 'In Production,' No Reason For an iPad 4?" CMS Wire 7:22 AM
"iPhone 5 vs iPad Mini – the ultraportable dynamic duo" iTWire 7:09 AM
"Did iPhone 'explode' in 17-year-old's pocket?" CNET News 7:08 AM
"Moriarty Would BURN You...With An iPhone" AppleBitch 7:07 AM
Non-Apple
"Amazon Said To Plan Smartphone To Vie With Apple" Bloomberg 9:22 PM
"Amazon is building a phone to compete with iOS and Android" 9 to 5 Google 9:17 PM
"How software-defined radio could revolutionize wireless: The Phi hopes to do for radio what Apple I did for computing—spark innovation." Ars Technica 9:10 PM
"Verizon: 'It's Our Constitutional Right to Throttle Your Web Content'" MacTrast 8:00 PM
"Quick Review: Verizon's Droid Incredible...isn't" 9 to 5 Google 7:57 PM
"Battle of the sexes: Who's winning the social media war?" Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 10:48 AM
"We'll look back at 2012 as the year everything changed" V3 10:46 AM
"The Revolution Will Be Handheld: My daughter's world revolves around whatever small screen she happens to be holding in her hand." Salon 10:28 AM
"9 programming tools for maximizing HTML5" [Slideshow] InfoWorld 10:08 AM
"Seagate Backup Plus review: Save your social media data" Computerworld 9:50 AM
"Research in Motion Should Just Shut Up!" TheStreet 9:23 AM
"On Monday, the FBI will kill Internet access for thousands. Don't be one of them." Houston Chronicle 10:05 AM
"Malware may knock thousands off Internet on Monday; how to check whether you are vulnerable" Washington Post [Free Registration Required] 9:18 AM
"Nexus Q Teardown Reveals Heavy Base, Foreign Parts" PCWorld 10:19 AM
"Google's new mini-tablet shakes up the market and comes out on top" Boston Globe [Free Registration Required] 9:39 AM
"Getting Google-y On Valley View: Google I/O is the setting for this episode of Valley View. From a new public cloud offering to streaming media to Google Glass, there's plenty to talk about." InformationWeek 9:32 AM
"Google Gets in Amazon's Line of Fire to Beat Apple" TheStreet 9:10 AM
"Facebook's Biggest Problem: Mobile" TheStreet 9:09 AM
"Surviving your company's Steve Jobs wannabe" InfoWorld 10:09 AM
"Could PC gaming make a comeback?" Fortune 10:04 AM
"SwiftKey 3, Thumb Keyboard Review" AllThingsD 9:53 AM
"PCs are still doomed and their end will come quicker than you think" BetaNews 8:59 AM
"Dell on a Quest to Branch Out From PCs: Sterne, Agee notes that up to 70% of Dell's business remained tied to PCs." Barron's 9:20 AM
"Windows 8 saves profiles to internet: The personal computer is about to get its biggest facelift, with software maker Microsoft about to release a radical new version of its popular operating system called Windows 8." Fairfax NZ News 10:29 AM
"Windows 8: Redmond, We Have a Problem" TheStreet 9:11 AM
"Developers face Windows 8 conundrum" ZDNet 10:56 AM
"FAQ: What you need to know about Microsoft's cheapest-ever Windows upgrade" Computerworld 10:09 AM
"Windows 8 test drive: How Metro won me over" ZDNet 10:55 AM
"Microsoft Moves from Followership to Leadership" Forbes 9:24 AM
"Microsoft has 'become the thing they despised'" ZDNet 10:54 AM
"Microsoft's Write-Down Isn't Just Virtual: Let's not call it a multi-billion-dollar blunder. Let's just say it resulted in a 'non-cash accounting charge.'" WSJ Blogs 11:08 AM
"HP's see-through screen proposals secure US patent" BBC 9:37 AM
"CNBC's Fast Money: iPad Mini Should Drive Apple to $1001: Top Analyst" CNBC 2:59 PM
"iPad Mini Should Drive Apple to $1001: Top Analyst" [Video Report] CNBC 3:00 PM
"The Apple slingshot, revisited: The hedge funds' favorite short closes above $600 for the first time since April" Fortune 4:45 PM
"Apple's Consolidation Provides a Good Buying Opportunity" The Motley Fool 2:59 PM
"Best of StockTwits: Major love for iPad Mini rumors" CNNMoney 3:00 PM
"Apple Earnings? Don't Ask The Pros - Look In The Rear View Mirror" Seeking Alpha 10:02 AM
"'iPad mini' may give Apple larger market opportunity than current iPad" AppleInsider 10:02 AM
"Beware Apple's Concentration And Margin Risk" Seeking Alpha 11:08 AM
"Why Apple Bulls Annoy Bears, and Apple Bears Upset Bulls" TheStreet 9:12 AM
"Yelp rises on reports of integration with Apple maps" Reuters 11:16 AM
Industry News
"Techs stay red despite Netflix, Yelp gains: Cisco, semis lead sector down by closing bell; Apple, Google rise" MarketWatch 4:35 PM
"U.S. stocks slip on services data, rate cuts: Central-bank moves a reminder of global economy's ills" MarketWatch 4:35 PM
"Stocks Slip as Traders Eye Central Banks, Data" FOXBusiness 4:35 PM
"Stocks Drop, Hurt by Worries Over U.S. and European Economies" TheStreet 4:35 PM
"Stocks trim early losses, end mixed" CNNMoney 4:35 PM
"S&P Win Streak Snapped: Investors found little to cheer in actions by central banks taken to address broad economic weakness, and the S&P 500 slumped despite emerging signs of optimism from U.S. jobs market." WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 4:37 PM
"Asian Stocks Snap 6-Day Gain European Economic Slowdown Concerns" Bloomberg 9:18 AM
"Asia Markets: Asia stocks mostly down; Shanghai shares tumble" MarketWatch 9:12 AM
"European Stocks Fall as Draghi Sees Economic Risks; Banks Slide" Bloomberg 11:01 AM
"Europe Markets Slip" WSJ.com [Paid Membership Required] 9:17 AM
"Europe Markets: Central bank action fails to cheer Europe stocks/ECB and China to implement cuts, BOE boosts quantitative easing" MarketWatch 11:01 AM
"Most active Nasdaq-traded stocks: Nasdaq's 10 most active stocks at 1 p.m." Associated Press 12:49 PM
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