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Apple says safety is their number one priority. Adam May reports.
4 weeks ago
CBS (Baltimore)
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Less than two months after Microsoft launched the Zune HD with HD Radio capabilities, HD Radio is now coming to the iPhone and iPod Touch via a new app. Bob Struble, CEO of iBiquity Digital ...
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3 weeks ago
The Wall Street Journal
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People in San Jose's Burbank district camped out overnight before the grand opening of a discount store offering 99-cent iPod Nanos. Julie Watts reports
2 weeks ago
CBS (cbs5 - San Francisco)
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Learn to wrap earbuds so they stay neat and don't get damaged
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2 weeks ago
FOX News
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WSJ's Personal Technology columnist Walt Mossberg reviews Apple's new iMac and Macbook. He also tests its new Magic Mouse, which incorporates the same multi-touch technology used on iPods and iPhones.
a month ago
The Wall Street Journal
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission is investigating reports of iPods overheating and sometimes catching fire, injuring users.
3 weeks ago
ABC (Charlotte, North Carolina)
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