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Steve Jobs just dropped a few numbers on us. Firstly, that big one above, 120 million iOS devices — that’s iPhones, iPod touches and iPads, for the forgetful in the class — have been shipped since the original iPhone made its grand debut back in 2007 . 230,000 is the next number of significance — that’s the tally of daily iOS activations.
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# downloads Mac OS X: The Mac has a few good and free video converters, but nothing is quite so simple and elegant as Evom.
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Apple said Tuesday that downloads from its iTunes U multimedia store have topped 300 million downloads in three years.
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Proponents of digital education take note: Apple’s iTunes U catalog has surpassed 300 million downloads.
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Microsoft officials announced August 23 said there have been 300,000-plus downloads of the beta of the Windows Phone 7 developer tools to date.
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# downloads Linux: Last week, we shared a program that makes your Windows machine look like OS X , and today we feature a similar method to change your Linux GUI to a more familiar Windows interface. More »
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An anonymous reader writes with this envy-spawning excerpt: “While for most people the data limit is never reached, with media-rich websites becoming every more prevalent, and more media services going online (we’re looking at you streaming video services), it won’t be long before the average user is surpassing even the highest caps commonly imposed today. But how much data is it possible to download every month? And do the so-called data-hogs really burn through that much more data than everyone else?
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# downloads Windows: If you like the look and feel of Mac OS X but prefer to stick with Windows (whether it be for gaming, or because you just don’t like Apple), freeware Snow Transformation Pack will make Windows looks like OS X. More »
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# downloads Mac OS X: We’ve featured two digital comic book readers before , but if you’re looking for a full-featured library, look no further than ComicBookLover, which organizes your library and allows reading with the Apple remote or with a laptop in portrait mode. More »
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# downloads Mac OS X: Change Case, a free addition to the often-neglected services menu, takes the work out of changing the case of your text. More »
