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• Survey: 51% of US Households Own At Least One Apple Product
• Clean Up Your iTunes Music Collection With TuneUp, Now Available For Only $30 [Deals]
• Apple Releases iTunes 10.6.1
• Rumor: Apple May Launch New Device With 5-Inch Retina Display in 2013
• Siri Co-Founder Dag Kittlaus: Steve Jobs Didn’t Like The “Siri” Name
• Here’s How Easy it is to Crack Your iPhone’s Passcode [Video]

Survey: 51% of US Households Own At Least One Apple Product Posted: 28 Mar 2012 11:16 PM PDT According to CNBC’s All-American Economy Survey, 51% of the US households own at least one Apple product, which means more than 55 million homes have an iPhone, iPad, iPod or a Mac. Continue reading →

Clean Up Your iTunes Music Collection With TuneUp, Now Available For Only $30 [Deals] Posted: 28 Mar 2012 08:32 AM PDT If you’re frustrated of scrolling through songs titled "Track 1" etc., tracks with unknown artists, missing artwork, the same artist spelt in five different ways and duplicate tracks, then you should check out TuneUp Media's music cleanup app that hooks up with iTunes to organize and categorize your music from top to bottom. Continue reading →

Apple Releases iTunes 10.6.1 Posted: 28 Mar 2012 08:24 PM PDT Apple has just released iTunes 10.6.1. According to the release notes, iTunes 10.6.1 includes a number of bug fixes. Continue reading →

Rumor: Apple May Launch New Device With 5-Inch Retina Display in 2013 Posted: 28 Mar 2012 01:54 PM PDT Japanese blog – Macotakara reports that according to their reliable source, Apple is working on a 5-inch device with Retina Display that will be launched in 2013. Continue reading →

Siri Co-Founder Dag Kittlaus: Steve Jobs Didn’t Like The “Siri” Name Posted: 28 Mar 2012 10:36 AM PDT You probably know by now that Siri was initially launched as an app in the App Store. Apple acquired Siri – the company behind the app back in April 2010 and used its technology to introduce it as a personal assistant feature in iPhone 4S.   Continue reading →

Here’s How Easy it is to Crack Your iPhone’s Passcode [Video] Posted: 28 Mar 2012 06:19 AM PDT If you thought that the data on your iPhone is secure because you’ve set the four-digit passcode, then check out the video after the break. Continue reading →

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