Mastering iCloud On Your Mac | Cult of Mac

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iCloud is a pretty neat system, working in the background across a ton of different apps without much input needed from us users, except our login name and password. It lets you sync Notes, Reminders, save documents, keep game saved-states, and even manage your music collection

Track Your Notes With iCloud

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I still like Stickies, but Notes synced via iCloud may actually be better.

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WWDC 2013 Set For June 10-14 | Redmond Pie

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Apple has just officially announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference, recognized most frequently as  WWDC, will be commencing from the week of June 10th, 2013. Usually, WWDC is the occasion for the Cupertino company’s major announcements, and with various reports suggesting some major releases this year, products unveiled could range from new iPhones, iPads, Macs, and perhaps even that elusive iWatch.

As ever, there’ll be 100 technical sessions running through the week, presented by in excess of 1,000 Apple engineers, offering both iOS and OS X developers a great opportunity to gain an in-depth insight of the company’s two major platforms.

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Apple Expands Mac Accessory Line To Over 4,700 US Radio Shacks | 9to5Mac

Radio Shack, a US retailler with over 4,700 US locations, has expanded its lineup of Apple products online and in stores. While Radio Shack has long carried iOS devices and accessories including Apple’s Wireless Keyboard, the retail chain is now offering Mac specific accessories including Wired keyboards, Mice/Trackpads, Magsafe power adapters, video adapter/cables and more.  The additions were first noticed by MacRumors.

The move follows Apple’s addition of Staples to it’s stable earlier this year and the combined total of new places to find these items near 6,500 locations in the US. That’s a significant number of new physical locations for Apple customers to find products needed in a pinch.

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Todays Apps Gone Free: Acting Out, Run A 5K, Little Red Hen And More | AppAdvice

Play video charades at your own pace with Interconnected Gaming’s turn-based game, Acting Out! We also have a fitness app that will help you achieve a 5K distance, and an interactive storybook app that tells the tale of a Little Red Hen.

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Google’s Android Has Flatlined In The U.S. As Apple’s iPhone Steals All Growth | AppleInsider

Smartphone sales at AT&T and Verizon Wireless over the past two years show that Android isn’t growing in the U.S. and that all new growth is coming from Apple’s iPhone.

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Evans also drew attention to the cyclical nature of iPhone sales, which peaked at both AT&T and Verizon after the launch of the iPhone 4S in 2011 and the iPhone 5 last fall. Android phones aren’t doing that, however.

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The Best Apps For Guitar Players | iDownloadBlog

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If you are a musician, you may not think of the iPhone or iPad as an accessory for your instrument. It may seem difficult to imagine, but your iOS device has the potential to be a better companion to your creative endeavors than your band mates.

I’ve been playing music for almost two decades now and for years I’ve have actively sought out iOS apps to help me practice my licks, record my band, and make my guitar sing like a Siren.

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Logitech Unveils Harmony Smart Control, Uses Your iPhone To Control Your Entertainment Center | iMore.com

Logitech will soon allow you to control your entire home entertainment system from your iPhone using its new Harmony Smart Control system. Centered around a small black box called the Harmony Hub that connects to up to eight devices through Wi-Fi, the Harmony Smart Control lets users control their television, sound system, game console and media players using Logitech’s iOS app.

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(4/17/2013) Todays Apps Gone Free: Star Hound, Brrrr Alarm, Paper Climb And More | AppAdvice

Play as a jetpack-equipped dog and race across rooftops in Star Hound. We also have an alarm clock app with a clean interface, and a challenging endless climbing game.

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As Windows 8 Flops, Apple Makes 45% Of All PC Operating Profit | Cult of Mac

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There may not be a lot of agreement on whether or not Mac sales are up or down right now, but one thing’s for sure: the overall PC market is dying, with the latest quarter seeing the largest overall contraction in PC sales in the last two decades.

That’s not to say you can’t make a lot of profit still selling PCs, but as the chart above proves, profit is no longer linked to volume… and as they do in the smartphone and tablet markets, Apple owns the largest share of the profit to be had.

Analysing the sales troubles facing PC makers these days, Horace Dediu over at Asymco summarizes the problem nicely:

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Fixing The “Visual Voicemail Unavailable” Error On The iPhone | OSX Daily

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If you’ve ever encountered the “Visual Voicemail is currently unavailable” error on when going to check new voicemail on the iPhone, there are
two quick tricks that almost always fix the problem. So before calling the actual voicemail number like you’re some kind of cave dweller in the stone age of cell phones, try these speedy fixes first.
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