Macworld's 32GB iPhone 4 (GSM, AT&T) Coverage

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  Hands on with iPhone 4 Jason Snell and Dan Moren got their hands on an iPhone 4. Here's a first look.
• Current iOS devices All currently shipping devices running Apple's iOS
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  The Week in iPhone Cases: It's hot, hot, hot! It's so warm outside that even our iPhones need a little breather every now and then. Since an ice-cold drink is not an option (at least not one that's covered by AppleCare), here are some beautiful cases to keep your handset cool.
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  AT&T still besting Verizon in iPhone activations If Verizon thought it could swoop in and take AT&T's iPhone market share overnight, it thought wrong. In the recent quarter, AT&T reported activating 3.6 million iPhones, roughly 56 percent greater than the 2.3 million iPhones activated by Verizon in the same three-month period.
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  The Week in iPhone 4 Cases: I've got the power! This week's roundup of iPhone 4 cases features pastel colors, better battery options, and European styling.
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  Report: Verizon grabs nearly a third of iPhone market share According to new data released Thursday by Localytics, a mobile analytics firm in Cambridge, Mass., Verizon powered 32 percent of all iPhone 4 devices in the U.S. so far this month.
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  The Week in iPhone 4 Cases: Ooh, that smell This week's roundup of iPhone 4 cases features more nostalgia, more luxury, and more odors. Intrigued?
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  iPhone 4 is tops with Flickr shutterbugs The iPhone 4's 5-megapixel camera is now officially the most popular camera used on Flickr, according to the photo sharing site's own statistics.
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  The Week in iPhone 4 Cases: Nostalgia, Instamatically This week's roundup of iPhone 4 cases includes cool new products designed to elicit nostalgia for the 1970s and '80s. But without iPhones back then, how can we be nostalgic for such a deprived time? Read on for the possibilities.
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  The Week in iPhone 4 Cases: Got bling? Another week, another iPhone 4 case roundup, and with it our usual cornucopia of unique and quirky examples of protective coverings.
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  Eight tips for travelers Whether you're hitting the road for business or pleasure, these tips can make traveling with your Apple gear much more fun.
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  The Week in iPhone 4 Cases: Black and white Our weekly iPhone 4-case roundup is back, and while the question on many people's minds is whether or not the white iPhone 4 really is thicker than the black one, the case manufacturers say they've got you covered.
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  Hands on: iPhone size differences aren't exactly black and white Is the white iPhone 4 really thicker than the black model? Rather than nit-pick over numbers, we took a practical approach: We tested cases. A lot of them.
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  White iPhone 4 to arrive, finally, April 28 It's been a journey worthy of Odysseus, but Apple has announced that the white iPhone 4 will finally be available to customers beginning April 28.
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  With iPhone, Verizon, AT&T and Apple all win iPhone sales at both AT&T and Verizon Wireless were healthy enough in the first quarter of 2011 to suggest that the phone itself is more important than the network it runs over.
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  Apple sues Samsung, says it copied iPad Apple has sued Samsung for allegedly copying the iPad, iPod and iPhone with its Galaxy Tab and Galaxy handsets.
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  Use Bluetooth to tether your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad Apple's recent iOS 4.3 update adds Bluetooth tethering to every iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad capable of running that version of the mobile operating system. This lets any of those devices obtain an Internet connection from an iPhone with its sharing feature enabled. Glenn Fleishman shows you how it's done and tells you why you'd want to do it.
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  Is the iPhone 4 faster on AT&T or Verizon? PCWorld tests the connection speeds of both the AT&T iPhone 4 and the Verizon iPhone 4 in five western cities, and finds faster data speeds on AT&T's version of the phone.
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  How to manage your kids' iOS app purchases If you're about hand over an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your child, here are some quick steps you should take to make sure they don't inadvertently spend you out of house and home.
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  AT&T raises upgrade prices on all phones, including iPhone If you've been thinking about taking advantage of your "early upgrade" eligibility to get an iPhone or other AT&T smartphone, you may want to double-check your quote. As of April 3, AT&T has raised its fees by $50.
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  Apple's iPhone again tops J.D. Power satisfaction ranking The iPhone has again taken first place in J.D. Power and Associates' smartphone customer satisfaction rankings, the fifth time in a row Apple's smartphone has held that place of honor.
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  When an iOS update fails Ted Landau's iPhone 4 refused to update to iOS 4.3. After thinking back to his past actions, the reason becomes clear.
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  How to set up Find My iOS device on your iPhone and iPad Did you know that you can find a misplaced iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad from your computer? All it takes is a little forethought and these setup instructions.
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  Using the Personal Hotspot on your AT&T iPhone Curious as to how the new Personal Hotspot feature in iOS 4.3 works on an iPhone that runs on AT&T's network? Glenn Fleishman has all the details on getting started, staying secure, and managing your Personal Hotspot.
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  The Week in iPhone 4 Cases: Kids, toys, and crystals It's this week's installment of new iPhone 4 cases, and the theme seems to be Babies and Bling.
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  Tips and tricks for iPhone newcomers CIO.com's Tom Kaneshige has some words of wisdom to share with soon-to-be Verizon iPhone 4 customers.
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  Four reasons I'm not switching to the Verizon iPhone The Verizon iPhone is upon us, but should you be leaving your AT&T model by the wayside to switch? Dan Moren, for one, isn't about to--for four very good reasons.
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  AT&T to debut mobile hotspot features on Feb. 13 AT&T announced on Wednesday that it would be bringing a mobile hotspot features to its smartphones on February 13.
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  This iPhone 4 celebration takes the cake What better way to kick off the new year than with a cake made to resemble Apple's signature smartphone?
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  2010 in review: The year in iOS To say that 2010 was an eventful year for iOS is putting it mildly: a brand new device, a stolen prototype, and an antenna controversy kept things exciting over the last 12 months.
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  The best mobile devices for business and personal use Your mobile device must function at work, at home, and on the go. InfoWorld takes a look at what's out there and picks the best touchscreen and keyboard smartphones, as well as the best tablet.
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  Apple 2010 highs and lows PCWorld's Tony Bradley puts on his Mac cap and looks back at what Apple's year had to offer.
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  Android, iPhone users outpace BlackBerry, Symbian users in data usage iPad users don't use more data than smartphone users, whereas Blackberry and Nokia Symbian users focus on voice communications.
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  Analyst: Verizon needs iPhone badly Verizon Wireless smartphone retail sales data show that Verizon needs the Apple iPhone badly, according to a research note by a financial analyst at Asymco.
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  Create a festive iPhone skin You could go out and purchase an iPhone case as a gift for a loved one, but consider using your own images to create a custom skin as a holiday gift. The Unique Skins Website gives you an abundance of choices for do-it-yourself protective skins.
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  Create a custom iPhone 4 case Do-it-yourself sites inspire imaginative designs for original iPhone cases and covers. Here's where you can go to create a unique holiday gift.
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  When iTunes and iPhones disagree Is iTunes having problems getting along with your iPhone or other iOS device? If so, you may be surprised at these two unlikely but effective solutions.
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  Setting up iPhone tethering The iPhone can access high-speed mobile data and voice networks. So why not use your smartphone's data connection with your laptop instead of having to buy a separate 3G modem or cellular router for the computer and pay a separate monthly service fee? In this excerpt from Take Control of iPhone and iPod Touch Networking, Glenn Fleishman walks you through the finer points of iPhone tethering.
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  Two iOS Problems; Content "lost" and content blocked We present two issues today: Content that seemingly disappears on iOS devices after the iOS 4.2.1 update and erroneous HDCP errors with the latest Apple TVs.
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  FileWave to offer iOS remote device management A purveyor of cross-platform device management solutions, FileWave announced that it will begin supporting Apple's iOS devices in the first quarter of 2011.
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  ChangeWave: iPhone satisfaction tops the pack ChangeWave Research's latest survey of smartphone satisfaction shows the iPhone leading the pack, and shows strong interest for Apple's smartphone from subscribers on carriers other than AT&T.
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  The week in iPhone cases: Early holiday cheer and more With December fast approaching, case makers are cranking out cheerful, holiday-themed cases for the little ones. We've also got a number of non-holiday offerings.
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  Android traffic catches iOS, Millennial says Android tied with iOS in October as the smartphone operating systems most often hitting Millennial Media's mobile advertising network.
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  Introducing the iPhone and iPod Touch Superguide, Fourth Edition Get the most out of your iOS device with the fourth edition of Macworld’s iPhone and iPod touch Superguide, now available online, via CD, or on Apple’s iBookstore. Learn insider tips, expand your device’s capabilities, and troubleshoot like a pro.
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  Importing iPhone clips into iMovie With iLife '11 you can now avoid the iPhoto-to-iMovie import rigmarole.
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  iPhone edges out Android smartphones in reliability race Apple's iPhone remains the most reliable smartphone, edging out hard-charging Android-based handsets made by Motorola and HTC, according to after-sale warranty provider SquareTrade.
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  Using the iPhone as a cash register "Cash or credit?" Inexpensive, low-commitment card-reading systems that work with the iPhone and iPad now let even the smallest businesses ask customers that question.
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  Editing tips and tricks for Apple's mobile iMovie app Apple's iMovie app for iOS 4 is fairly easy to use, but it also carries expectations based on what iMovie for Mac (or really any video editor) can do. Being a mobile app, some capabilities aren’t available—or are they? Here are some tips for expanding the editing features of iMovie 1.1.
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  Enter our iPhone 4 photo contest We want to see what kind of amazing pictures Macworld readers have captured with their iPhone 4s, so we're having a photo contest with great prizes. Pick a favorite shot from your Camera Roll, or go out and capture a fresh picture to submit.
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  Chinese iPhone 4 customers suffer Apple Website woes Apple's Chinese Website struggled on Monday to meet demand for the iPhone 4 introduced last month in China.
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  Apple resorts to reservations amid China iPhone shortage With the iPhone 4 selling out in retail outlets across China, Apple is now requiring all potential customers to first reserve the device online, before they can come buy the device at one of the company's Chinese stores.
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  China Unicom sells 100,000 iPhone 4s in first four days After debuting in China this weekend, iPhone 4 sales have hit the 100,000 mark.
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  Chinese Apple fans line up for iPhone 4 launch iPhone 4 started selling in mainland China over the weekend.
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  When to use the iPhone 4's HDR feature This new tool can improve many iPhone photos, but that doesn’t mean it is the best choice for every image you capture. Solve your time and space issues by learning what situations call for the iPhone's HDR setting, and when you should skip it altogether.
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  How business is putting the iPhone to work Mobility, apps, and the "cool" factor fuel workers' creative use of Apple's smartphone. But how exactly are businesses using the iPhone? We take a look.
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  iPhone 4 to launch in China on Sept. 25 Apple is launching its iPhone 4 in China on Saturday, Sept. 25.
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  Apple closes in on Nintendo portables in U.S. Apple's iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch have surpassed Sony PSP as a gaming platform in the United States, the International Gamers Survey 2010 claims.
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  AT&T boasts of billions spent on network improvements A letter sent to AT&T customers and a news release issued today about wireless network improvements are stoking speculation that the carrier is near the end of its exclusive deal for the iPhone
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  Apple shouldn't ignore iPhone at Sept. 1 event Apple's Wednesday press event will likely focus on the iPod and other music products. But Philip Michaels hopes the company doesn't forget that it still has unfinished business with the iPhone 4 and iOS 4 releases.
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  China Unicom confirms 16 Sept iPhone 4 launch China Unicom has confirmed Apple's iPhone 4 will be available from 16 September, including the offer of free Bumper cases.
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  How to convert DVDs for iPhone, iPad, and other Apple devices You have multiple Apple media players. What are the best video-encoding settings to use? Tune in.
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  Fixing an iPhone that's lost its location Your iPhone tells you that it's 75 miles away when connected to your Wi-Fi network, but accurately reports its position over 3G and GPS. It's not broken, just getting bad information.
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  Expert: Apple won't change antenna for Verizon iPhone An antenna experts predicts that a move to add Verizon as an iPhone carrier won't prompt a change in antenna design.
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  Managing and securing iOS 4 devices at work As more iPhones go to work, IT shops have more options to handle them. Computerworld's Ryan Faas takes an in-depth look at those options.
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  Studies: Customers pining for Verizon iPhone The expectation that the iPhone will some day come to Verizon began almost the same day the iPhone was announced in 2007. Rumors have pushed the topic back into tech discussions, and two new surveys indicate that customers are increasingly willing to switch from their current carrier if it happens.
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  All about iTunes movie rentals Renting movies from the iTunes Store can be pretty simple if you don't want to do anything special, though you'll have to jump through some hoops if you want to move rented movies.
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  iPad halo effect brightens iPhone prospects Apple's new iPad casts a "halo" over the older iPhone, with owners of the tablet about twice as likely to want the company's smartphone as consumers who own neither, research firm Nielsen says.
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  Syncing iPhone notes to MobileMe The steps for syncing notes between Mail, MobileMe, and an iOS device.
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  Report: Apple executive out after iPhone 4 antenna controversy Mark Papermaster, Apple's senior vice president of devices hardware, has left the company according to a report in the New York Times. The departure comes after complaints about the iPhone 4's antenna design.
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  Jailbreaking your iPhone: The pros and cons The U.S. Librarian of Congress tells us that jailbreaking and unlocking iPhones is legal. But the question remains: Is it worth doing?
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  iPhone 4 carrier unlock released by Dev Team It is now possible to unlock an iPhone 4, thanks an updated utility released by the infamous Dev Team. Despite the recent ruling that jailbreaking does not violate copyright law, however, the usual caveats still apply.
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  Survey: iPhone 4 antenna hubbub more noise than signal A survey of iPhone 4 owners by ChangeWave research shows that the antenna issue which has caused so much discussion hasn't had a huge practical impact.
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  Macworld's iPhone 4 cover a self-portrait Macworld's September 2010 issue features a cover shot of an iPhone 4 taken and processed with another iPhone 4.
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  AT&T now patching flaw that slowed iPhone 4 AT&T is patching software in its network to fix a bug that kept iPhone 4 users from getting the full upstream speed on their handsets.
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  Roundup: Apple's free iPhone 4 cases Apple is allowing iPhone 4 customers to choose between eight free cases (including its own Bumper), so Macworld rounded up their details to help you pick the right one.
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  Apple's free iPhone 4 case program: What you need to know You've got questions about Apple's free Bumper and case program for the iPhone 4, and we've got answers.
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  Apple further delays white iPhone 4 'until later this year' Apple on Friday announced that the frequently-delayed white iPhone is being pushed back even further, to an ambiguous "later this year."
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  Apple begins refunding iPhone 4 Bumpers Apple has started issuing refunds to iPhone 4 users who bought a Bumper for their new phones as part of the company's plan to provide free cases to anyone buying the new iPhone before September 30.
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  RIM, Nokia, and HTC defend against Apple's antenna claims Research in Motion, Nokia, and HTC dispute Steve Jobs's claim that most smartphones have antenna weak spots.
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  Crisis expert gives Apple a 'C' for iPhone 4 response While praising the way Steve Jobs handled Friday's iPhone 4 press conference, an analyst from a crisis management firm said Apple waited too long to respond to complaints about the phone's antenna and reception.
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  Analysts: Apple needs to respond quicker to issues Analysts said that Apple needs to be proactive in responding to customer concerns instead of allowing problems to fester.
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  Apple posts iPhone 4 antenna comparisons, test lab overview Not long after Friday morning's press conference on iPhone 4 antenna reception wrapped up, Apple has posted the video on its Website, along with a few pages to offer a rare glimpse into its product testing process.
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  Apple to offer free cases to all iPhone 4 owners Apple plans to give anyone who buys an iPhone 4 before September 30 a free case to deal with reported problems involving the iPhone's antenna -- an issue that CEO Steve Jobs contends is one affecting all cell phone makers.
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  Live Update: iPhone 4 press conference Jason Snell has live updates from Cupertino on Friday as Apple holds a press conference about iPhone 4. Presumably the company will use the event to publicly address all the controversy swirling around this product, most notably reports of antenna interference issues.
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  Antenna guru: 'Get a bumper and learn the Vulcan iPhone Pinch' Network World talks to Spencer Webb, president of an antenna design and consulting firm, about the iPhone 4 and its reception issues.
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  Apple's iPhone 4 press conference: We've got questions Apple is holding a press conference Friday to discuss the antenna issues surrounding the iPhone 4. Here are the questions we hope the company answers.
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  Roundup: iPhone 4 reception ruckus The ruckus over the iPhone 4's reception problems hasn't diminished one bit. Macworld rounds up the latest developments in the case in one handy place.
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  Apple to hold iPhone 4 press conference Friday Apple will hold a press conference about iPhone 4 on Friday at 10 a.m. Pacific.
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  iPhone 4 case roundup: Part one iPhone 4 cases are coming fast and furious. Here's our first roundup of some of your best options.
• Consumer Reports knocks iPhone 4 for reception issues After testing the iPhone 4's reception issues, Consumer Reports has announced it will not recommend the device, despite otherwise high ratings.
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  Apple's new iPhone 4 commercials all about FaceTime The company has released four new iPhone 4 commercials that all focus on FaceTime, with no mention of the phone's other features.
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  Inside the Celtics' infosecurity playbook The Boston Celtics' VP of technology explains how using the MacBook Pro and cloud-based services helped improve the franchise's IT security.
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  AT&T acknowledges iPhone 4 upload speed problems, promises fix Some iPhone 4 owners have been complaining of slow, possibly even throttled, upload speeds when using AT&T's 3G network. AT&T has finally commented on the matter, and things should return to normal shortly.
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  Droid Rage: Verizon's latest ad mocks iPhone 4's antenna woes A full-page ad in The New York Times promotes the upcoming Droid X by mocking the iPhone 4's reported antenna problems.
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  Apple addresses iPhone 4 reception, promises software update In a letter on its Website, Apple addressed complaints about reception on the iPhone 4, attributing the problem to a faulty algorithm for calculating signal strength and promising a fix in a future software update.
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  Expert: iPhone 4 antenna issue molehill, not mountain The uproar over the new iPhone's reception problems is much ado about nothing, according to an antenna expert.
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  Test results: iPhone 4 battery life Just how much longer does the iPhone 4's battery last over its predecessor? Macworld Lab put the phone to the test, and Lab Director James Galbraith has the results.
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  Some iPhone 4 cameras have yellowing problem Some iPhone 4 owners have been noticing color oddities with photos taken with their iPhone's back camera. Low-light photos images taken using the LED flash are showing up yellow.
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  iPhone 4 availability check: Good luck It's been nearly a week since the iPhone 4's debut. Is it any easier to get your hands on one?
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  Record voice memos on the iPod, iPhone Using and iPhone or most iPods, you can record voice memos on the go.
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  Answers to your iPhone 4 questions: The proximity issue The iPhone 4's proximity sensor is reportedly getting stuck for some users, either leaving the display on during a phone call or not turning it back on when the call is done.
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  AT&T starts selling iPhone 4, exhausts supplies As promised, AT&T Tuesday started selling the iPhone 4 to walk-in customers, but many stores quickly ran dry.
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  FAQ: The iPhone 4 antenna flap Some iPhone 4 users are reporting reception problems, and a range of technical opinions are surfacing to explain what's happening, and what it all means. Network World presents its findings.
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  Apple offers free FaceTime test to iPhone 4 owners If you have an iPhone 4 and nobody to have some FaceTime with, Apple will lend one of its reps for a test of the video-conferencing feature.
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  Rumored iOS4 update coming to fix iPhone 4 reception Apple is reportedly working on an update to iOS 4 that will address an issue some users have where the iPhone 4's signal drops if you cover the phone's antenna.
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  Copy iPhone 4's iMovies to iPad Yes, you can copy the movies you create in iMovie for iPhone to your iPad without a computer.
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  Apple sells 1.7 million iPhone 4 units in first three days Including pre-orders that were delivered in the mail, Apple moved 6.5 iPhone 4 units every second during its first three days of availability.
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  iPhone 4: Triumph of the design nerds Computerworld's Mike Elgan argues that Apple's new phone represents above all the new power of designers over engineers and usability specialists.
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  Answers to your iPhone 4 questions: Odds and ends The latest round of reader questions covers everything from iPhone 4 hardware to iOS 4 software to just getting your hands on a phone.
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  Answers to your iPhone 4 questions: Cameras, video, and photos In our latest round of answering reader questions about the new iPhone and iOS, we turn our attention to the phone's image-capturing capabilities.
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  iPhone 4 seems to connect faster, with one troubling flaw PCWorld's Mark Sullivan tested the iPhone 4's antenna in five locations in San Francisco. Overall, the iPhone 4's antenna design has some very positive effects on the phone's network performance. But there's one serious flaw.
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  Answers to your iPhone 4 questions: FaceTime A reader wants to know if you can chat via FaceTime with someone in another country. You can.
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  Answers to your iPhone 4 questions: The antenna issue We kick off our round of answers to your iPhone 4 questions with a tough one -- what's the deal with the phone's diminished reception when you hold it a certain way?
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  Hands on: iMovie for iPhone Along with iOS 4 and iPhone 4, Apple has also released a portable version of its iMovie video-editing application. Christopher Breen has installed iMovie for iPhone on his new iPhone 4 and walks you through the ins and outs of this mobile app.
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  Send us your iPhone 4 questions Got a question about the iPhone 4 that you'd like to see answered? We've got a roomful of editors armed with the new phones -- maybe we can help.
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  Facing off with FaceTime FaceTime is perhaps one of most intriguing new features of the iPhone 4, so Dan Moren combed his hair and fired up the old video chat.
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  Hands on with iPhone 4 Now that the iPhone 4 has arrived, our editors discuss what they've learned so far about the latest phone from Apple.
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  Protect the data on your iPhone 4 The iPhone 4 has some security controls in place to help protect your data in the event the smartphone is lost or stolen. But those controls only provide value if they are actually enabled and configured. Here are some security features you should be aware of.
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  iPhone 4 launch day crowds Crowds line up at Apple stores across the U.S. for the iPhone 4 release.
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  Report: Users having iPhone 4 antenna reception issues Some users are reporting problems with cell phone reception on the new iPhone 4.
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  Report: Users find yellow discoloration on iPhone 4 screens Some users who purchased the latest version of Apple's iPhone report finding yellowish spots and bands marring the device's high-resolution display.
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  Crowds queue up across U.S. for iPhone 4 After launching in four other countries, the iPhone 4's global rollout hit the U.S. Thursday morning. And the crowds came out to get their hands on Apple's latest smartphone.
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  Hundreds wait in line as iPhone 4 goes on sale in Japan The iPhone 4 went on sale in Japan on Thursday morning, making Japanese users among the first to buy the new smartphone.
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  iPhone 4 launches Thursday to great expectations The iPhone 4 arrives Thursday, facing strong competition from Google's Android-based smartphones. But analysts say the latest version of Apple's phone figures to strengthen the company's position in the smartphone market.
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  Braving the crowd: Getting an iPhone 4 without a reservation Trying to head out to buy an iPhone 4 on launch day without a reservation? Check out this information first to figure out if you should.
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  iPhone 4 rollout a mess -- but will anyone care? The release of Apple's latest iPhone has been a rather comical occurrence. But how much difference will that make in the long run?
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  iFixit gets up close and personal with the iPhone 4 iFixit performed a complete teardown of Apple's newest iPhone late Tuesday evening.
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  First iPhone 4 reviews surface In advance of the official launch, reviews of the iPhone 4 have started showing up on the Web.
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  iPhone 4 may be arriving early for some If you've ordered an iPhone 4, you might want to check your e-mail: reports are surfacing that some customers received an e-mail from Apple indicating they will get the device a day early.
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  Apple: FaceTime will not use airtime minutes Apple has confirmed that FaceTime, iOS 4's new video calling feature, will not use any minutes from a customer's airtime pool.
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  O2: iPhone 4 'only available for existing customers' at launch U.K. mobile provider O2 is warning its customers that Apple's new device are in tight supply and won't be available to new customers until at least the end of July
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  Best Buy suspends iPhone 4 pre-orders Best Buy has followed AT&T's lead by halting pre-orders for the insanely popular iPhone 4.
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  Apple selling unlocked iPhone in Canada, Europe Customers from Canada and some European countries will be able to buy unlocked iPhone 4 handsets directly from the company's stores.
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  iPhone fans fuming about preorder Web site woes Apple and AT&T have a public relations debacle on their hands as iPhone fans are furious about the collapse of AT&T's online preorder system on Tuesday.
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  Apple: 600,000 iPhone 4 pre-orders in one day Apple and AT&T's Websites buckled on Tuesday under the demand of iPhone 4 pre-order customers. On Wednesday, Apple told us why: it was the single biggest pre-order day in company history.
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  iPhone 4 pre-orders sold out The iPhone 4 sold out of launch day pre-orders from both Apple and AT&T on Tuesday, pushing ship dates for new iPhone 4 customers back until July 2. Apple is also no longer taking in-store reservations for the new device, noting that all remaining phones will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis.
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  Ordering an iPhone: What you need to know Wondering where, how and when you can preorder your very own iPhone 4? Macworld answers your questions.
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  iPhone 4 available for pre-order Apple's fourth-generation iPhone is now waiting for your credit card, though one model is going to be late to the party.
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  Virgin in talks to offer Apple's iPhone 4 in UK Virgin could be the next UK mobile phone provider to offer Apple's new iPhone 4, when it goes on sale on 24 June.
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  Mobile version of iMovie to be iPhone 4 only The version of iMovie announced at WWDC for the iPhone will run only on new iPhone 4.
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  O2 unveils Apple iPhone 4 pricing in UK O2 is the first UK network to unveil pricing for its iPhone 4 tariffs.
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  iPhone 4, iOS 4 offer deeper enterprise support IT analysts continue to clamor for more enterprise-specific features in Apple's iPhone and the OS that runs on it.
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  iPhone 4: What you need to know This may be the fourth phone Apple's rolled out in as many years, but there's still plenty of mystery surrounding the newly unveiled iPhone 4. Here's the place for all the answers to your iPhone questions.
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  The merits of iPhone moviemaking What effect will iMovie for iPhone have on the way people think about portable video? After watching a demo of the new software, Christopher Breen has some first impressions.
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  iPhone 4's Retina display explained Meet the Retina display -- the new screen features Apple has built into the iPhone 4.
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  AT&T details early iPhone 4 eligibility, pricing AT&T on Monday put out a press release shortly after the Worldwide Developer Conference keynote announcing early iPhone 4 eligibility for customers currently eligible for an upgrade in 2010.
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  Apple releases iPhone 4 promo video A major Apple product announcement naturally calls for a video of key executives boasting its greatest new features.
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  Summary: New iPhone, mobile apps highlight WWDC keynote As expected, Steve Jobs took the wraps off the next version of the iPhone during Monday's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote. But the CEO had a few surprises during his nearly two-hour presentation, which focused entirely on Apple's mobile efforts.
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  Apple introduces iPhone 4 During his keynote at Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday, CEO Steve Jobs showed off the iPhone 4, the latest incarnation of the company's smartphone.