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Facebook updates iPhone app to speed it up NorthJersey.com MENLO PARK, Calif. — What was the biggest complaint about Facebook's iPhone app? Users called it slow. Facebook Inc. is addressing those gripes, with the launch of a new, faster version of the app for Apple's iPhone and iPad on Thursday. Rather than ... See all stories on this topic » NorthJersey.com

Apple (AAPL)'s iPhone 5, iPad Mini Expected to Debut Separately Wall Street Pit According to the report, the tech giant will debut the iPhone 5, or whatever it decides to call the next gen smartphone, at an as yet unannounced special media event on Sept. 12, while its smaller iPad Mini — a device which is expected to have a ... See all stories on this topic »

Confirmed: Apple to separate iPhone 5, iPad mini launch events Examiner.com Apple is going to have two big launch events this fall, according to a new report. Just a day or so ago, John Gruber posed a (good) question: why would Apple want to introduce the iPad mini alongside the iPhone 5? To that, Jim Dalrymple, who is known ... See all stories on this topic » Examiner.com

iPad mini to debut in Oct after September iPhone launch Moneycontrol.com AllThingsD, a tech website affiliated with The Wall Street Journal, has now confirmed that Apple will unveil its next-generation iPhone and highly anticipated iPad mini at two separate events, rather than a single event as has been widely speculated ... See all stories on this topic »

iPhone 5 Rumors: Larger Display, Battery Life, Security, but Smaller Dock Port ... Latinos Post The people at Apple are probably having a field day following a court verdict in their favor over Samsung in a patent infringement case, and that excitement will continue with the release of the iPhone 5 in September. Samsung, currently the leader in ... See all stories on this topic » Latinos Post

Trendwatch: Anya Kucheryavenko crafts one-of-a-kind iPhone cases from ... Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Vintage is a hot trend for fall in home décor and fashion, and many artists are repurposing vintage furnishings and jewelry to breathe new life into old pieces. But instead of a mixed-media necklace or a bundled brooch, a Rochester artist has an ... See all stories on this topic »

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