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"Sources: Apple planning biggest back-to-school promo yet/Apple as early as Monday is expected to announce its 2008 back-to-school promotion, which will encourage students to purchase a new Mac through some of the biggest incentives in the company's history, AppleInsider has learned."
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"Apple running student promotion on Monday?" CNET News.com 6:56 PM
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"Apple to make major studios' films available for download" Times Online, UK 8:14 AM
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"Apple to introduce film downloads for UK iTunes: Apple has reached key deals with US studios for film downloads in the UK" Macworld UK 8:08 AM
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"Apple readies iTunes movie sales for UK, Canada" 9 to 5 Mac 8:14 AM
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"TV shows on French iTunes store, movies expected for UK and Canada" MacScoop 10:58 AM
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"iPhone ramp delay; iTunes movies for UK & Canada; WTO complaint" AppleInsider 11:05 AM
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"iPhone gets the hype as India asks for keys to BlackBerry" Telecomasia 8:04 AM
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"Apple Shooting New Commercial in 5th Avenue Store?" Mac Rumors 1:59 PM
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"iPlayer gets cracked for Macs" Stuff.tv 7:49 AM
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"Corkboard Mac gives push-pins new purpose" Engadget 7:54 AM
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"Mac Gaming News - Known/Patched Flash Exploit Can Target WoW Accounts" The Mac Observer 2:24 PM
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"Media police assault takes down legit video website" The Register 7:48 PM
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"Computer trained to 'read' mind images of words" Reuters 5:12 PM
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"Xerox digital-printer ink works on almost anything" CNET News.com 5:07 PM
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"Bond Gadgets: Never Say They'll Never Work" ABCNews.com 4:09 PM
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"Symantec backs off claim, says current Flash Player safe from attack: Adobe urges users to update to Flash 9.0.124.0" Computerworld 3:47 PM
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"If They Build It, They Will Learn: Sixth-Graders Show Off Underwater Robots" Washington Post 12:47 PM
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"Palm's new OS not dead, just going Nova" The Register 11:30 AM
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"Software will let you find friends by 'sniffing' them out" Associated Press 11:26 AM
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"Google's Marissa Mayer Sides With Simplicity: A typical Google search touches some 700 to 1,000 machines in Google's data centers and can return a list of 5 million results in 0.16 seconds." InformationWeek 2:55 PM
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"Hitachi Takes Low-Power Set-Top Box Drives For A 'CoolSpin': The company's latest 500 GB hard drive is expected to find its way into DVRs and other devices starting next month." InformationWeek 10:23 AM
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"Via Brands 'Isaiah' Core as 'Nano' Processor" PC Magazine 12:43 PM
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"Google shows off Android, downplays iPhone similarity" InfoWorld 8:39 AM
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"Low End Mac's Compleat Guide to the Kanga PowerBook" Low End Mac 9:21 AM
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"Jeff Tolbert Takes Control of Making Music in GarageBand '08" MacVoices 7:34 AM
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