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The article offers information on car accessories for Apple devices such as iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad including Kenu's Airframe Portable Car Mount, ReTrak's Premier Series Retractable Charge & Sync Cable, and Scosche's reVolt 12W + 12W Dual USB Car Charger.

The article offers information on CarPlay, an initiative from technology company Apple that aims to integrate the iPhone's capabilities with the built-in display that is the centerpiece of cars' dashboards. Topics discussed include how CarPlay works, how it will make using the iPhone in the car a safer and more holistic experience, and the Apple hardware needed for CarPlay. Also mentioned are cars that will offer CarPlay including Ferrari, Honda and Hyundai.

The article evaluates the OS X Yosemite operating system from computer manufacturer Apple Inc. and discusses how OS X Yosemite works with iOS, the operating system for Apple's mobile devices.

The article previews updates to Apple's flagship operating systems OS X Yosemite and iOS 8 for fall of 2014. It cites changes in the interface including translucency, new system font, and the switch back to two-dimensional Dock. System services updates include a more interactive Spotlight search interface, introduction of extensions and widgets in System Preferences and third-party widget support in Notification Center. Also discussed are Continuity, iCloud and connectivity features.

The article evaluates the OS X Yosemite computer operating system from Apple.

The article evaluates several computer hardware including the Bluetooth Easy-Switch Keyboard K811 from Logitech, the iPad Air from Apple, and the Jot Script stylus pen for iPad or iPad mini from Adonit.

The article evaluates several iPad models from Apple including the iPad Air, the iPad mini with Retina display, and the iPad 2.

The article evaluates the iPad Mini with Retina display from Apple Inc.

The article presents an overview of the development of the Mac personal computer by technology company Apple Inc., which is celebrating its 30th anniversary. It highlights the Berkeley Macintosh Users Group, which disseminated tips and troubleshooting advice about the computers. Details on members of the group are provided, including Raines Cohen, Ron Hipschman, and David Morgenstern. A timeline is also presented which charts the important Mac models developed throughout its 30-year history.

The article evaluates the OS X Mavericks operating software developed by Apple Inc.

The article evaluates several speakers and headphones for iOS-compatible devices of technology company Apple Inc., including the A151P Balance Armature In-Ear Headphone, the Adventure Series Adv Alpha earphone, and the 9396 Hi-Fi Premium Noise Isolating earphone.

The article evaluates the iOS 7 operating system of technology company Apple Inc.

The article looks at the AppleCare Protection Plan extended warranty offered by technology company Apple Inc. An overview of the warranty is provided, which gives three years of support for Macbook computers and laptops and two years for other mobile products. It is said the AppleCare provides parts-and-labor repair coverage from authorized technicians for its computers. A list of several factors to considering before buying the extended warranty is also presented.

The article evaluates the iPhone 5s mobile device of technology firm Apple Inc.

The article presents questions and answers related to computer company Apple's Mac computer operating system (OS) as of November 2013 including fixing digital media software iTunes' song-truncating feature, using an iPod digital media player to boot and troubleshoot a Mac computer and reasons for buying an iPad tablet computer for a senior citizen.

A list is presented of features available on the iOS 6 mobile operating system for Apple brand mobile devices, which offers information on topics including the Emoji keyboard, taking still photographs while recording video, and the electronic personal assistant feature Siri.

The article reviews the fifth-generation iPod Touch and seventh-generation iPod Nano MP3 players from Apple Inc.

The article looks at potential product innovations from the technology firm Apple. Particular focus is given to the possible adoption of the Haswell central processing unit (CPU) product being developed by technology firm Intel. Topics include how the Haswell CPU improves processor efficiency, how its architecture allows for better device power management, and the improvement Apple would see in graphics and unit weight if Haswell is used.

The article evaluates the iPad Mini tablet computer. INSET: Covers and Cases.

The article evaluates several protective cases for iPad tablet computers including the Apple Smart Cover, the Origami Sleeve, and the Classic BookCase for iPad.

The article evaluates the iOS 6 mobile device operating system for Mac devices from technology firm Apple Inc.

The article presents information on the iPhone 5 model smartphone by Apple Inc., including the display, processing and network speeds, and camera.

The article provides answers to several Macintosh computer-related questions, including how to manually configure an iCloud e-mail account, how to run applications under computer company Apple Inc.'s Snow Leopard operating system, and how to transfer e-mails between two Macintosh computers.

The article looks at the business model of technology company Apple Inc.'s retail Apple stores. Topics discussed include how letting customers use the products without interference increases sales, the free device training and set up assistance the employees offer, and the Genius Bar troubleshooting location each store includes. Information on setting up appointments for services is offered.

The article presents a review of the third-generation of computer company Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet computer, as well as brief reviews of several iPad applications including electronic commerce company Amazon's Kindle electronic book (e-book) reader and digital media company Comixology's Comics.

The article provides a comparison of several computer software programs which let users run a Microsoft Windows operating system on a MacIntosh computer, including Fusion by software firm VMware, Boot Camp by computer company Apple Inc., and CrossOver by developer CodeWeavers.

The article evaluates the mobile operating system iOS 5 from Apple Inc.

The article focuses on the career and contribution of Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple Inc. in the world of technology. it states that Jobs, who died recently, played a crucial role in leading a team for developing innovative products and mentions about several of his creations which include the Macintosh computer, the iPod, and the iPad. It discusses Jobs' passion for Apple, which he re-joined in 1997, which resulted in its success.

The article focuses on the accomplishments of former chief executive officer (CEO) of Apple Inc. Steve Jobs. It reports on the Macintosh (Mac) project, which Jobs took over in 1981 started by human-computer interface expert Jef Raskin in 1979. It reports on the resignation of Jobs in 1985 from Apple Inc., due to sluggish sales performance of Mac. However, in 1997, Jobs was named the company's interim CEO, that led to invention of new devices like iPad and iPhone.

The article evaluates Mac Operating System (OS) X Lion 10.7, from Apple Inc.

The article reports on the features added to new Apple Inc.'s mobile operating system (iOS) 4.3. It states the significant features of the new iOS 4.3 include Personal Hotspot and Home Sharing. It states that Personal Hotspot application lets an iPhone 3G user get connected with other devices via Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi), Universal Serial Bus (USB), or Bluetooth. It states the Home Sharing application allows to play media stored on one computer on a local network from a different computer.

The article evaluates iPad 2 computer tablet from Apple Inc.

The article evaluates Macbook Pro line computers from Apple Inc. including a 13-inch MacBook Pro with a 2.3GHz Intel Corp. dual-core i5 processor, a 13-inch 2.7GHz Intel Corp. dual-core Core i7 MacBook Pro and a 15-inch 2GHz Intel Corp. quad-core Core i7 MacBook Pro.

The article reviews the computer software MobileMe from Apple Inc.

The article discusses editing Microsoft Office documents on iPads. It states that moving documents to and from the tablet can be difficult and suggests that one can transfer files to Macintosh (Mac) through iTunes. It mentions that kind of documents that can be edited on iPads depends on kind of documents such as Word (.doc) documents are supported by few iPad applications whereas Apple Inc.'s own Pages is supported by it.

The article evaluates several iWork application software from Apple Inc. for its tablet computer iPad, including Pages word processor, Numbers spreadsheet and Keynote.

The article evaluates the iPad from Apple Inc.

The article offers questions and answers related to Apple Inc.'s iPad tablet computer including Wi-Fi model of the computer, another on Apple's deal with AT&T, and differences between the Wi-Fi and 3G model beyond price and networking.

The article evaluates iPad tablet computer from Apple Inc.

The article reviews digital music software iTunes 9 from Apple Inc.

The article presents information on how to install the Snow Leopard operating system on Macintosh (Mac) computers. It informs that Snow Leopard's installer gives users a single installation path, which makes the process considerably easier. According to Apple Inc., to install Snow Leopard, users must have a Mac with an Intel processor, a DVD drive, a minimum of 1GB of RAM, and 5GB of free hard-drive space.

The article reviews the operating system Mac OS X 10.6 or Snow Leopard from Apple Inc.

The article discusses how three devoted Mac users created a fully loaded and functional Mac setup for a telecommuter, a multimedia blogger and a student in just 300 dollars. Dan Moren, a telecommuter, purchased Apple Inc.'s iWork '09 suite in 79 dollars to have well-designed tools that allows to work with most Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents. He opted for Cyberduck for file transfer, from FTP to WebDAV.

The article presents information on Apple Inc.'s iPhone operating system, iPhone 3.0, and iPhone hardware iPhone 3G S. New features in iPhone 3.0 include cut, copy, and paste; landscape keyboard mode in many key applications and ubiquitous search support. The iPhone 3G S is the latest version of Apple's popular smart phone which promises to launch applications and run software faster than the previous model.

The article presents the author's suggestions on how to diagnose and fix common Macbook problems without visiting an Apple Inc. Store. The author suggests to simply choose Restart from the Apple menu. If all applications crash on launch, the author suggests try repairing the drive using Disk Utility. Many programs can now automatically check for updates upon launch. He suggests taking advantage of this option and if one sees a dialog box asking whether he want to check for updates, he should accept the offer. He also suggests to look for the Microsoft AutoUpdate program in the Applications folder if one wants to check any of his Office programs right away or set up a schedule.

The article evaluates the iPhone 3.0 from Apple Inc.

The article evaluates several information display systems including the LED Cinema Display from Apple Inc., the LP2475W from Hewlett-Packard Co., and the SyncMaster 245T from Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.

The article discusses the environmental friendliness of the products from Apple Inc. Computer companies design their systems but outsource the assembly to contract manufacturers known as original design manufacturers (ODMs). The Supplier Code of Conduct by Apple requires that its partners use environmentally responsible manufacturing processes. In its environmental reports on its new computer notebooks, Apple has said that those computers are free of polyvinyl chloride (PVC). Apple has greatly reduced the PVC and brominated flame retardants (BFR) content of iMac computers and iPod digital music players too. The recycling program of Apple, which operates in 95 percent of the countries it does business in, takes back old computers, monitors, and printers at no charge.

The article offers information on several ways to recycle an old Mac computer from Apple Inc. It is suggested to donate the computer, if it is still in working condition as recycling by donating old electronics will increase the percentage. To recycle computers, it is adviced to sell it as many online services in addition to eBay Inc., and Craigslist Inc., buy used electronics. If the device is too old for secondhand use, it is recommended to find an electronics recycler. The electronics recycling, like Earth911.com is a viable option for electronics that are not suitable for manufacturer recycling. It is reported that many retailers and electronics vendors are following Apple's integrating recycling into the electronics lifecycle.