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coming up together with the book: the iPad application and dedicated website.
these are just some screenshots. get the real thing here in a few days:
CaesarStone Announces First iPad Winner in Their “Become a Fan” Sweepstakes
VAN NUYS, CA–(Marketwire – 11/01/10) – CaesarStone is pleased to announce the first winner of the Facebook “become a fan” sweepstakes. Dale Louderback is now the proud owner of an Apple iPad. He was kind enough to post pictures and a thank you on CaesarStone’s Facebook page. This marks the first of four iPads that the company is awarding to Facebook fans. CaesarStone’s Facebook page is …
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VLC for iPhone and iPad may disappear thanks to GPL complaints — go get it now
There’s always been tension between Apple’s tight control of the iOS App Store and the DRM-free license requirements of the GPL, and it seems like things are coming to a head over VLC, the open-source video player. As you’ll recall, VLC was just released for the iPad and iPhone in the past few months, but the port was done by a company called Applidium — not VLC developer VideoLAN, which holds …
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CIC Further Enhances Capabilities for On-Demand Straight-Through Processing Applications With SignatureOne Ceremony …
Communication Intelligence Corporation , a leading supplier of electronic signature solutions for business process automation in the financial industry and the recognized leader in biometric signature verification, announced today SignatureOne® Ceremony® Server 2.3 with added functionality that extends CIC’s competitive advantage for both on-premise hosted and SaaS cloud-based applications.
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iPhone affecting Mac’s web share more than Windows
iOS devices like the iPhone and iPad are having more of an effect on the Mac’s share of the web than Windows, Net Applications found in its report for October. The Mac has dipped below five percent share for the first time in about a year, but it came mostly as iOS grew to a new high of 1.25 percent of all web traffic. Windows made a significantly smaller gain and was also still near its lowest …
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