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News: Apple hiring to expand Maps crowdsourcing

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A new job posting on Apple’s web site suggests that the company is looking to expand upon certain features in the iOS Maps application for […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Review: Dog & Bone Wetsuit for iPhone 6

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We first saw Dog & Bone’s Wetsuit ($80) case for iPhone 5 and 5s, and the case has returned for iPhone 6 with a revamped […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy

News: Apple to offer free programming workshops

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In recognition of Computer Science Education Week, Apple will be running various free programming workshops and other events at its Retail Stores throughout the U.S. […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Antitrust lawyers claim Apple deleted competing songs from users’ iPods

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Apple has been accused of deleting music from users’ iPods that had been downloaded from competing music services, according to a new report in the […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Review: Belkin Qode Ultimate + Ultimate Pro Keyboard Cases for iPad Air 2

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Having debuted the fancy Qode Ultimate Keyboard Case for iPad Air in November 2013, Belkin released the even fancier Qode Ultimate Pro Keyboard Case for […] Read the original post by Jeremy Horwitz

First Look: JBL Horizon Bluetooth Clock Radio

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JBL’s Horizon ($100) is a new Bluetooth clock radio, a rarity from the company. Horizon is mostly circular with a flat base, featuring a mirrored […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy

First Look: JBL Horizon Bluetooth Clock Radio

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JBL’s Horizon ($100) is a new Bluetooth clock radio, a rarity from the company. Horizon is mostly circular with a flat base, featuring a mirrored […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy

News: Iovine told Apple it had ‘a hole in music’ prior to Beats acquisition

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Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine was recently profiled in GQ as one of the publication’s “Men of the Year,” where he provided some additional commentary on […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Iovine told Apple it had ‘a hole in music’ prior to Beats acquisition

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Beats co-founder Jimmy Iovine was recently profiled in GQ as one of the publication’s “Men of the Year,” where he provided some additional commentary on […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Daily Deal: Get a Lifetime of Unlimited Mobile Backup from IDrive for only $10

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Today in iLounge Deals we’re offering up a lifetime subscription to IDrive mobile backup for only $10 – almost 80% off the normal price. Providing […] Read the original post by Dennis Lloyd

Review: Evollve Ozobot

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We first saw Evollve’s Ozobot ($50) at CES 2014, but we honestly weren’t very excited. The tiny robot is designed to follow lines across a […] Read the original post by Phil Dzikiy

News: Mozilla planning to release Firefox for iOS

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A version of Mozilla’s Firefox for iOS looks to be in the works, according to a new tweet from Mozilla Release Manager Lukas Blakk. Mozilla […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

News: Bluetooth SIG announces Bluetooth 4.2

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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has officially announced the adoption of Blueooth 4.2. The new specification provides privacy, security, speed, and reliability improvements, with […] Read the original post by Jesse Hollington

Mac: DigiDNA iMazing

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It was only five months ago that we were impressed by DigiDNA’s DiskAid, which went past Apple’s iTunes with the ability to back up individual […] Read the original post by Jeremy Horwitz

Mac: DigiDNA iMazing

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It was only five months ago that we were impressed by DigiDNA’s DiskAid, which went past Apple’s iTunes with the ability to back up individual […] Read the original post by Jeremy Horwitz

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