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    Center of Attention

    Apple made a splash at January's Macworld Expo. The company unveiled the iPod mini, announced the iLife u00e2u20acu02dc04 suite, and showed off a new application. We take a first look at the tiny iPods; examine iMovie 4, iPhoto 4, and iDVD 4; and delve into Apple's new GarageBand app.
    By Macworld Staff 22 years ago
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    Apple offers prepaid iTunes Music Store cards at Target

    Apple Computer Inc. and Target Stores have partnered this week to offer customers a prepaid iTunes Music Store card. In addition, Target will feature iPod kiosks in its stores allowing people to get some hands on time with the iPod.
    By Jim Dalrymple 22 years ago
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    Video Editing Made Easy

    Use an affordable editing program–and our easy steps–to produce polished home videos.
    By Helmut Kobler 22 years ago
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    Law firm considering iPod battery class action suit

    Even though Apple now offers battery replacements for out-of-warranty iPods as part of its AppleCare service, it's an issue that refuses to go away. Now it appears that a San Francisco, Calif.-based law firm is getting into the act.
    By Peter Cohen 22 years ago
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    Mac Gems

    View PDFs in your browser, create your own business cards, protect your iPod, and decode stubborn Windows attachments.
    By Dan Frakes 22 years ago
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    Apple offers software update for Panther, older iPods

    Apple on Friday released an update to its iPod Software, to bring it to version 1.3.1. The software is intended only for iPods without a dock connector (older, first and second-generation iPods). It's available for download through the Software Update system preferences pane.
    By Peter Cohen 22 years ago
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    Apple posts new ‘rock’ iPod ad

    Apple has already put into rotation on prime time television a thirty-second advertising spot for its popular iPod device. The ad features the music of hip hop artists Black Eyed Peas (a featured artist on Apple's iTunes Music Store). Now the company has followed up with a similar ad with a rock and roll theme instead.
    By Peter Cohen 22 years ago