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Apple unveils the iPad, eBay cuts seller-listing fees, and a high-tech way to keep your feet warm during this long, cold winter. izlemek için tıklayınız | We'll break down all the latest information about Apple's newest shiny toy: the iPad. izlemek için tıklayınız | CEO Steve Jobs talks up the iPad's video features, including YouTube streaming and the ability to watch movies and TV shows via the iTunes Store. izlemek için tıklayınız |
At an Apple press event, CEO Steve Jobs shows off the company's new iBooks app. Users can now browse, read reviews, read a sample excerpt, or just buy books--and the book downloads to a virtual "book shelf." The software has the support of five of the largest publishers, including Simon and Schuster. izlemek için tıklayınız |
