Year: 2010

Apple wants to know how you’re using your iPad

Now that iPad owners have had some time using the new devices, Apple wants to know how it’s being used. Some iPad owners have received an email from Apple questioning them on their use of the device.

Apple wants to know if we’re still using iPods, eReaders and notebooks, or if the iPad has replaced them, according to “Silicon Alley Insider” (http://www.businessinsider.com/apple-sends-out-ipad-survey-2010-4#-1). The email from Apple contains 50 questions.

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Apple serves up ‘Family Man’ iPhone

Apple has posted its latest iPhone ad, “Family Man,” on its web site (http://www.apple.com/iphone/gallery/ads/#familyman-large). You’ll need QuickTime to view it.

“Family Man’ shows a dad using the smartphone to share family videos, find recipes, entertain ing the kids and remote controlling the family minivan. You can also find other iPhone ads at the site.

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Combine PDFs for Mac OS X gets French and Italian support, more

Monkeybread Software (http://www.monkeybreadsoftware.de/Freeware/) has released version 5.1 of the application, Combine PDFs. The upgrade adds support for French and Italian, automatic metadata, more metadata values, and user selectable fonts for text overlays.

Combine PDFs is a utility that allows you to merge a PDF and image into one PDF file. You can split a PDF file or create a new PDF file with interleaved pages from two different PDF files. Options are available to apply Quartz Filters, add encryption and
metadata.

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