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CNET Videos: Make iPads safe for kids, Apple Byte

CNET TV has a few new Apple-related videos available. With the iPad being one of the hot topics these days there are several that outline how to use features on the new device. Editor Donald Bell covers the settings in the iPhone OS for restricting kids from seeing inappropriate content. In addition, there are a couple of videos outlining unique or relatively hidden music playback features on the iPad, including making playlists and shuffling songs. Lastly, Brian Tong has a new Apple Byte episode, which covers the features of the upcoming iPhone OS 4.0 and some criticism of Apple's latest public moves.… Read more

CNET TV Apple Byte: WWDC Announced, iPhone OS-focused

Brian Tong discusses the latest in the world of Apple. This week, Brian takes a look at the World Wide Developer's Conference announcement, explores recent purchases made by Apple, and offers a quick tip for iPhone users to hide their text message previews.

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Brian Tong discusses the latest in Apple news, notes, and rumors. This week, an Apple developer loses an iPhone 4, Flash for iPhone is canned by Adobe, and our favorite Mac developer has one of its best sales quarters ever.

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CNET Videos: hidden iPad keyboard features, Apple Byte

There are a couple of new Apple-related videos over at CNET TV. Editor Donald Bell discusses using various hidden iPad keyboard features such as accent characters with international keyboards, using caps lock, auto-complete for Web domains, and other options. In this week's Apple Byte, Brian Tong and other CNET editors discuss the new MacBook Pro's performance, features, along with Steve Jobs' reasoning why the 13" model did not get a Core i5 or i7 chip. They also cover some iPad sales news, including some problems with the international iPad sales and Israeli customs not allowing the devices into that country.… Read more

CNET TV Apple Byte: iPad Launch Edition

Brian Tong hangs out at the iPad launch event at the San Francisco Apple Store, recounting first impressions and interviewing early adopters as Apple finally distributes its touch screen computer device.

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CNET TV Apple Byte: iPad is an open e-reader

Brian Tong takes a tour of the latest in Apple news, rumors, and opinions. This week, Brian explores the iBookstore's pricing structure, discusses the traction that the iPhone OS is getting in the mobile gaming market, and demonstrates some tips for productivity on your Mac.

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CNET TV Apple Byte: Mac Pro

CNET TV's Brian Tong discusses the latest in Apple news. In this week's Apple Byte, Brian explores the latest iPad rumors and developments, whether you should get the 3G or Wi-Fi-only iPad, the iPhone App of the Week, and rumors about a possible Mac Pro refresh.

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CNET TV Apple Byte: When Steve says no Flash, the world listens

In this edition of CNET TV's Apple Byte, Brian Tong discusses Apple's recent lawsuit against mobile handset maker HTC for patent violations, Virgin America loses Flash in favor of a more universal, iPhone-friendly website, and the iPad gets an official release date.

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CNET TV Apple Byte: New iPad goodies?

CNET TV's Brian Tong takes us through the week in Apple including Apple's decision to pull "sexy apps" from the App Store, a report that shows AT&T may not be quite as bad as we all thought, and why it's still okay to "Wobble".

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