Apple: Inside the cult
by Josh Fruhlinger

What gewgaws, wonders, and terrible rages will soone emerge from Apple's Cupertino lair? Josh Fruhlinger brings you the latest news and gossip for all things Mac and iWhatHaveYou.

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QuickTime update fixes DRM glitch (sort of)

Apple solves the most glaring problem, but the media cabal puts a real fix out of reach.

Posted on 11/26/08 at 12:50 am | Apple, drm, MacBook
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Beatles to Apple: We are the Walrus, you are not selling our music

This battle of the musical titans isn't over yet.

Posted on 11/24/08 at 10:36 pm | Apple, Beatles, iTunes Store
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iPhone 2.2 is here! Hooray! Huzzah! Uh...

In which your blogger contemplates his enthusiasm for point updates.

Posted on 11/21/08 at 5:00 am | Google Maps, iPhone
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DRM-afflicted Macs enrage users; Apple eerily silent

C'mon, can't you at least make some hang-wringing excuse about how the studios made you do it?

Posted on 11/19/08 at 6:05 pm | Apple, drm, MacBook
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Latest insane Apple rumor: An Apple search engine

I suppose taking on Google isn't any crazier than taking on Microsoft?

Posted on 11/17/08 at 11:37 pm | Apple, Google, search engine
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A Linux iPhone? It is to laugh!

The Papermaster-Fadell saga just keeps giving to Apple rumor junkies.

Posted on 11/14/08 at 3:22 pm | Apple, iPhone, Linux
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Microsoft to borrow -- and improve -- another Apple innovation

Why should the App Store just be mobile?

Posted on 11/13/08 at 4:21 am | App Store, Apple, Microsoft, Steve Ballmer
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Apple's Papermaster saga offers a peek at Cupertino's inner workings.

Lawsuits can be ugly -- but they can also let the sun shine in.

Posted on 11/10/08 at 6:13 pm | Apple, IBM, iPod, legal
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Whither the Mac mini?

Will the Mac's littlest iteration keep plugging along ... or move away from the consumer realm entirely?

Posted on 11/7/08 at 3:32 pm | kiosk, mac mini, storage server
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Apple's magical iPhone factories to churn out fewer beautifuly shiny gadgets

There's a limit to how many iPhones the world can absorb. Who knew?

Posted on 11/5/08 at 8:11 pm | iPhone
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