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  iPhone news continues to grab headlines, with Apple providing the
  details on how early iPhone adopters can get their $100 credits, a
  tale about how using the iPhone headset while driving could get you
  pulled over, making the decision between an iPhone and an iPod
  touch, and Glenn's scoop on the Devicescape Connect application for
  more easily connecting to Wi-Fi hotspots. But the Mac is far from
  dead, as Adam's look at the Mac OS market share among students at
  Cornell University shows. Adam also looks at how iPhoto 7 finally
  plugs some glaring holes present since the first releases of the
  program and examines what the first public beta release of Eudora 8
  means for normal users (not much, and Adam offers some thoughts on
  where the world of email is going). Finally, gather around the camp
  fire as security analyst Rich Mogull tells a scary ghost story about
  his efforts to exorcise demons from FileVault.

Articles
    iPhone $100 Store Credit Process Posted
    Apple Releases iMac, iLife, Pro Application Updates
    Handsfree iPhone Call Leads to Ticket
    Deciding Between the iPhone and iPod touch
    DealBITS Discount: Save 20% on Name Munger
    Mac Market Share Rising at Cornell University
    iPhoto 7 Fills Glaring Holes
    Connect More Easily to Wi-Fi Hotspots with the iPhone
    Penelope Project Ships Eudora 8.0.0b1
    The Ghost in My FileVault
    Hot Topics in TidBITS Talk/17-Sep-07


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