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MobileMe: The Unappreciated Super Cloud That Changed the World, 2012.07.03. Plagued with problems at its birth, MobileMe helped paved the way for today's many cloud services and today's iCloud.
Dollar for Dollar, No One Updates You Like Apple, 2012.06.28. Although it's frustrating that the 2010 iPad will soon be left behind by iOS 6, the cost of Apple gear over its life is lower than ever.
Every Mac Gets Left Behind, 2012.02.20. Apple has been leaving Macs behind with new OS versions all along, and Mountain Lion won't be the worst offender.
PowerBook 165c: 19 Years of Color to Go, 2012.02.14. Until 1993, all of Apple's notebook computers had black and white displays. The 165c gave us a color PowerBook for the first time.
Steve Jobs, a Man Who Shaped the Modern World, 2011.10.06. "Steve Jobs could very easily be considered the most influential man of the last 50 years."
Where Was Apple on 9/11?, 2011.09.09. We can all remember where we were on 9/11/2001, but it's harder to remember the technology of a decade ago.

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