‘Macsimum Recommended Reading’ for Oct. 23
Posted by Dennis Sellers 
Oct 23, 2009 at 5:50pm
“The iMac 27” signals the beginning of abandoning the 9400M and the mobile platform”— HardMac
“Is the Mac Pro on Life Support: It had to happen. When Apple decided to add quad-core processors to some versions of the new iMac, and increase the number of RAM slots, they cannibalized a lot of potential Mac Pro sales. Indeed, the vast majority of people who buy the remaining Macintosh tower computer can probably do quite nicely, thank you, with the iMac.”—The Tech Night Owl
“Why Nokia is suing Apple over iPhone GSM/UMTS patents: Nokia has filed suit over patent infringement on Apple’ iPhone, claiming that ‘by refusing to agree appropriate terms for Nokia’s intellectual property, Apple is attempting to get a free ride on the back of Nokia’s innovation.’ Actually the reverse is true.”—Roughly Drafted Magazine
“What’s Really at Stake in the Nokia/Apple Skirmish?: The suit filed on Thursday by Nokia Corp. against Apple, maker of the iPhone, doesn’t request injunctive relief. So even if the Finns win — to paraphrase Paul Simon — Mama’s not gonna take your iPhones away.”—Wall Street Journal
“Book listing implies Apple to release ‘Aperture X’ in 2010: A new book available for preorder on Amazon.com implies that a new 3.0 version of Aperture, called Apple Aperture X, could be coming by May 2010.”—AppleInsider
“How Apple’s Market Share Will Propel Stock to $500, Part 1”—Seeking Alpha
“Apple gets to fly banner, despite rules: State advertising panel says billboard ‘illegal’ ”—Boston.com
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Dennis has been a newspaper editor/reporter (seven years) and teacher (seven years). He has over 10,000 magazine, newspaper and online articles to his credit. He has also covered the Mac and tech industries for over a decade for such online publications as MacCentral, MacMinute and now MacsimumNews.
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