Fortune says: In its first month on the market, Apple’s iPhone 3G has sold 3 million units, says Michael Cote of Cote Collaborative, far surpassing the performance of the first-generation iPhone after its first month in 2007. “They are seeing unprecedented demand,” said the former T-Mobile executive, whom Fortune’s Steve Morritz claims has been “extremely accurate” with his wireless predictions. Apple would not corroborate Cote’s numbers.
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For the fist time in history of Apple, some executives speak about “future products”. In our case, the CFO Peter Oppenheimer. Well, ok, that means something, probabbly it’s something really great. But what it could be? A Mac Tablet it’s out of the question, because they never sell and Apple promises a big splash. A touchscreen MacBook Air sounds more likely, but this is not a mass-market product.
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Apple has quietly reduced the price of the flash-memory version of the MacBook Air by $500.

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Apple previewed Mac OS X Snow Leopard, which builds on the incredible success of OS X Leopard and is the next major version of the world’s most advanced operating system. Rather than focusing primarily on new features, Snow Leopard will enhance the performance of OS X, set a new standard for quality and lay the foundation for future OS X innovation. Snow Leopard is optimized for multi-core processors, taps into the vast computing power of graphic processing units (GPUs), enables breakthrough amounts of RAM and features a new, modern media platform with QuickTime X. Snow Leopard includes out-of-the-box support for Microsoft Exchange 2007 and is scheduled to ship in about a year.
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Rumours about the new 3G iPhone have been arround since last year, and some people even claimed they saw it, but right now it’s official. After months of waiting, Steve Jobs unveiled the iPhone 3G at the  today.

Official release: Apple today introduced the new iPhone 3G, combining all the revolutionary features of iPhone with 3G networking that is twice as fast* as the first generation iPhone, built-in GPS for expanded location based mobile services, and iPhone 2.0 software which includes support for Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync and runs the hundreds of third party applications already built with the recently released iPhone SDK.
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Morodo announces a low-cost calling service, MO-Call, to be used from the Apple iPhone. MO-Call for the iPhone is an adaptation of Morodo’s MO-Call World technology. Customers can connect a phone call between any two telephone numbers from the web-browser on their iPhone. International calling rates for MO-Call World are published at the MO-Call website.
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HBO and Apple today announced that programming from HBO is now available for purchase and download on the iTunes Store. New HBO programs on iTunes include the Emmy Award-winning programs “The Sopranos,” “Sex and the City,” “Deadwood” and “Rome,” as well as the critically acclaimed hits “Flight of the Conchords” and “The Wire.” The iTunes Store is the world’s most popular online TV store with over 150 million episodes sold and features the world’s largest catalog with over 800 shows (over 20,000 episodes).
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Yahoo has acquired Inquisitor in a move to improve how search results appear on Apple computers. This company serves the Safari browser plug-in offers autocompletion of search queries and shows a panel with search results as users type queries.
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Mobile arm of Deutsche Telekom, T-Mobile, confirmed that Apple will soon announce a 3G-based iPhone and said that its Austrian customers would be among the first to get their hands on the new smart phone, according to a newspaper report from Vienna. Der Standard, an Austrian national daily, posted a story to its German-language Web site quoting T-Mobile saying a 3G iPhone would be available “soon” and that the Austria would be one the first markets to see the new Apple smart phone.
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Apple updated its all-in-one iMac line with the latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors and the most powerful graphics ever available in an iMac. With prices starting at just $1,199, iMac includes faster processors with 6MB L2 cache and a faster 1066 MHz front-side bus across the entire line, and 2GB of memory standard in most models. The 24-inch iMac now offers a 3.06 GHz Intel processor and the high-performance NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS graphics as options, extending iMac’s lead as the ultimate all-in-one desktop computer for both consumers and professionals.
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