Laptoprockers ~ Tag: apple

LIVE ON STAGE WITH YOUR MAC! Apple enters the stage with their innovative new live performance application that turns the Mac into a streamlined live rig. apple \| fri, sep 28th, 2007	EARLY BIRD BLUES Early birds who got themselves an iPhone last June, might not like Apple's latest move. Just a bit of patience would have saved them $200. apple \| fri, sep 07th, 2007
SMACK YOUR APPLE LAPTOP! This is about a very cool but useless desktop manager/motion sensor hack for MacBook Pro users. Watch the movie and SMACK IT! apple \| mon, jun 25th, 2007	BILL GATES VS STEVE JOBS Bill Gates and Steve Jobs are to make an historic joint appearance at the 5th annual 'D: All Things Digital' conference in San Diego this month. apple \| fri, may 04th, 2007
APPLE LOVES THE BEATLES Apple Inc. and The Beatles’ Apple Corps Ltd. Enter into New Agreement apple \| tue, feb 13th, 2007	IS IPOD'S DOMINANCE SUSTAINABLE? Diffusion Group's latest report on digital media concludes the iPod brand will maintain market dominance for at least five more years. apple \| wed, oct 18th, 2006

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LIVE ON STAGE WITH YOUR MAC! Apple enters the stage with their innovative new live performance application that turns the Mac into a streamlined live rig. apple \| fri, sep 28th, 2007	EARLY BIRD BLUES Early birds who got themselves an iPhone last June, might not like Apple's latest move. Just a bit of patience would have saved them $200. apple \| fri, sep 07th, 2007
SMACK YOUR APPLE LAPTOP! This is about a very cool but useless desktop manager/motion sensor hack for MacBook Pro users. Watch the movie and SMACK IT! apple \| mon, jun 25th, 2007	BILL GATES VS STEVE JOBS Bill Gates and Steve Jobs are to make an historic joint appearance at the 5th annual 'D: All Things Digital' conference in San Diego this month. apple \| fri, may 04th, 2007
APPLE LOVES THE BEATLES Apple Inc. and The Beatles’ Apple Corps Ltd. Enter into New Agreement apple \| tue, feb 13th, 2007	IS IPOD'S DOMINANCE SUSTAINABLE? Diffusion Group's latest report on digital media concludes the iPod brand will maintain market dominance for at least five more years. apple \| wed, oct 18th, 2006