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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Is Apple Pushing Away Professionals?
Is Apple Pushing Away Professionals?: Barence writes "Is Apple turning its back on professional users to focus on consumers? That's the argument in this article, which claims Apple is alienating the creative professionals who have supported the company for 20 years or more. Fury over the dumbing down of Final Cut Pro, Apple's refusal to sell non-glossy screens and poor value hardware is fueling anger from professional Mac users. 'People will get hacked off. I'm only Apple because I want the OS, but if I could come up with a 'Hackintosh' with OS X, I'd be so happy,' claims one audio professional."


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Friday, October 14, 2011
SOS Online Backup Saves Your Data from Windows, Mac, iPhone, and, Yes, Even Facebook [Backup]
SOS Online Backup Saves Your Data from Windows, Mac, iPhone, and, Yes, Even Facebook [Backup]:
Windows/Mac/iPhone/Android: You have plenty of online backup services to choose from, but SOS Online Backup offers some interesting and unique features, most notably, in its recent update, a free 5GB account if you sign up through the Facebook or mobile apps. More »




Windows/Mac/iPhone/Android: You have plenty of online backup services to choose from, but SOS Online Backup offers some interesting and unique features, most notably, in its recent update, a free 5GB account if you sign up through the Facebook or mobile apps. More »
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- NexTab Cycles Through Tabs in Nearly Any Mac Application with a Tap (lifehacker.com)
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Apple's Siri As Revolutionary As the Mac?
Apple's Siri As Revolutionary As the Mac?: hype7 writes "The Harvard Business Review is running an article on Siri, the speech recognition technology inside the new iPhone. They make the case that Siri's use of artificial intelligence and speech recognition is going to change the way we interact with machines. From the article: 'The advantage of using speech over other interaction paradigms is that we have honed its use over thousands of years. It is entirely natural for us to talk to one another. Talking is one of the first things we learn how to do as children. It's second nature for us to ask a colleague or a friend a question and for them to answer the same way. Being able to talk to a phone like it's a personal assistant is something that people are going to get very used to, very quickly. It's a much more natural approach than using a mouse on a desktop. And I highly doubt the impact is going to stop at phones.'"


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- Apple's Siri As Revolutionary As the Mac? (apple.slashdot.org)
- Apple's Siri Is as Revolutionary as the Mac (blogs.hbr.org)
- Apple's Siri works well with Australian accents, as this video shows (thenextweb.com)
- Is Siri's exclusivity to the iPhone 4S about marketing? (geek.com)
- Hands on video demo of Siri - It's smart, but probably doesn't love you (edibleapple.com)
- Siri Is iPhone 4S-Only Today, But Where Will It Be Tomorrow? (wired.com)
- Windows Phone Siri-like features, how do they compare? [video] (winrumors.com)
- Siri is like having a small Watson in our pocket (amanwithaphd.wordpress.com)
- Apple's Next Big Thing Already Here: Siri More Than Speech Recognition, Analyst Asserts (forbes.com)
- What Should We Ask Siri? (gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com)
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