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Apple has become a leading consumer electronics company by reinventing the smartphone with the iPhone as well as the MP3 player with the iPod. Now Apple is looking to revolutionize computing with the iPad. And of course there's the Mac. Simply put, the company is firing on all cylinders.
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Thunderbolt: Back into the closet with forthcoming optical cables
Japanese cable maker receives certification for long-distance optical cables.
2012 in review, looking ahead to CES (MobileTechRoundup show #286)
2012 was an exciting year in the mobile space and there are a couple of companies and platforms I am particularly interested in following in 2013. This MoTR show wraps up our thoughts for 2012 with some predictions for CES in 2013.
Six things every new iPad (or iPhone) owner should do immediately
So you got a new iPad (or iPhone) as a holiday gift huh? Here's some things that you should do right now to keep your new gadget safe.
Measuring 2012 in Macintosh performance
Comparing benchmark performance tests of Mac models released in 2012 makes interesting reading and offers some striking conclusions.
Post-Christmas iGadget fun, analog photography and the ever-elusive Surface
Christmas 2012 has come and past, retailers are still tallying the take and I sit alone warming by the fire wondering what we did before gadgets.
Fitbit One adds Bluetooth sync and silent alarm; the one life tracker to buy (review)
Life trackers are very useful for motivating you just enough to improve your life and by doing so on a daily basis you will see improvements. The Fitbit One comes in at price lower than the competition while capturing all the data you could want from such a device.
Good-bye books, hello e-books
The number of people who are reading printed books is declining. But reading isn’t. According to the Pew Research Center, we're buying Kindles and Nooks and reading more e-books at a rapidly growing rate.
DigiTimes rumor: Apple to produce Mac Mini desktops in the U.S.
According to an online report, the Mac Mini, and not the Mac Pro, will be the first Apple computer to be produced as part of the company's return to U.S. manufacturing. Would that make sense for Apple?
Chinese writers win infringement case against Apple
China Written Works Copyright Society has been awarded compensation of US$68,000 in an infringement verdict against Apple, which was found to have sold rights-protected books illegally in its appstore.
Are tablets now disposable computing devices?
With the price of 7" tablets now reaching the sub-$200 level, should they be considered disposable computing devices?
Upcycled Tech: 24 new uses for your old Hardware
Wondering what to do with your old device now you have the latest shiny gadget? Here's some upcycling inspiration if you need something to do during the holidays
New iMacs await VESA compatiblity
Apple confirms that its recently-released iMacs don't support the company's previous VESA solution.
A dozen shades of Macintosh and iOS rants (Part 2)
So many leftover rants in the world of Apple's computing platforms and so little time. This year, a down-sized "fifty" themed list will have to suffice. And there are some tips and news in the mix. (Part 2 of 2)
A dozen shades of Macintosh and iOS rants (Part 1)
My desktop and inbox are littered with items from across 2012. Here is a 3-dot list, my Dozen Shades of Mac and iOs rants that I hope you may find interesting here at year's end. (First of two parts)
Year in Review: Best of Tech Broiler 2012
These were the articles from my column that inspired you the most this year. Surprise, surprise, it was all about Mobility and Tablets.