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Jacqui Cheng / Infinite Loop:
Apple retail receiving shipments, new signs for Monday — We have received word that Apple retail stores have received unidentified shipments, as well as new signage, slated to go up on Monday. The London Regent Street Apple Store has received a single box that is padlocked, and under orders to be put in a safe until Monday.
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Robert Scoble / Scobleizer:
iPhone 3G? — The hype is in overdrive that there's a new iPhone coming on Monday. On the other hand, I've been hearing that Forbes/Financial Times/Barrons' rumors of troubles in getting the new 3G iPhone design done and to production are correct and that there's no way that it'll be ready to ship this month.
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Brian Caulfield / Forbes:
IPhone Rumors Conflict — Production problems? Price cuts? Will Mac fans be disappointed or relieved when the final show begins? — The Web continues to buzz with speculation about what might or might not happen Monday when Apple (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people ) Chief Executive Steve Jobs …
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Tom Krazit / Crave: The gadget blog:
Rumor: More iPhone rumors to surface between now and later? — This is an iPhone. Tomorrow, there's probably going to be a new iPhone. — I guess the thinking is if you toss enough possibilities in the air, at least one of them will come down right. — For example this Sunday morning …
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Matt Hickey / CrunchGear:
Breaking: Apple to launch iChat for Windows on Monday!? — Follow me here. There's a lot of discussion on Digg and other blogs (Hi, Ryan!) saying that these photos of the iPhone 2 are fake, and the part about a Windows XP or Vista requirement is proof. But look again: The Windows stuff is a footnote.
Financial Times:Apple relents on iPhones subsidy
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Lockergnome, IntoMobile, I4U News, Unwired View, Infinite Loop, Gizmodo, Engadget, JupiterResearch and Digg
The Boy Genius / Boy Genius Report:
BlackBerry Thunder live shot, damn we're good! — You all know the Thunder right? Well, looky looky who got a cookie. Yeah peoples, live shot of the BlackBerry Thunder right here. By just looking at the photo, we can see that almost every button on a traditional BlackBerry like the convenience keys are still there.
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9 to 5 Mac, Electronista, CrackBerry.com blogs, Gear Diary, IntoMobile, Gadgetell, PalmAddicts, Engadget Mobile, Gizmodo and BerryReview.com
Vasanth Sridharan / Silicon Alley Insider:
Slide Says It's Done Releasing New Facebook Apps — Slide, the company that makes Facebook's most popular apps, says it's done making new ones for the social network. Keith Rabois, VP of strategy and business development, told us this week that the company wants to concentrate on making …
Kara Swisher / BoomTown:
Nightmare on Microsoft Street — Imagine this: — Google (GOOG) starts buying up a series of promising and innovative Web 2.0 companies that Microsoft (MSFT) is either partnered with or clearly is or should be interested in. — It starts with Digg, moves onto, say, Spot Runner and others …
Robbie Bach / San Francisco Chronicle:
MICROSOFT ENTERTAINMENT & DEVICES DIVISION PRESIDENT: “We ship lots of 3G phones already on Windows Mobile. ... We will outsell the iPhone. We will outsell the BlackBerry.” — You won't hear the words “Zune” and “phone” uttered in any proximity to one another by Microsoft's Robbie Bach any time soon.
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John Biggs / CrunchGear:
MS to release Blu-Ray drive on Monday — Tipster JJ writes: … Could this be the mysterious company rumored to be launching something before WWDC?
BIZ / Twitter Blog:
Twitter+Apple! — Tomorrow is the much anticipated Apple Worldwide Developer's Conference and there's going to be some very interesting breaking-news happening on Twitter. During the event, we are expecting approximately ten times our normal daily traffic so we've made some plans to accommodate this dramatic surge.
Maggie Shiels / BBC:
Google's experimental Gmail toys — Technology reporter, BBC News, Silicon Valley — In a first, Google is opening up its testing process by calling on tens of millions of Gmail users to put new features of the service through their paces. — Gmail Labs has launched 13 settings for users …
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Corvida / ReadWriteWeb:
Generation Y - Welcome To Their World — We've showed how Gen Y is going to change the web. In doing so, Gen Y is also changing the world. Despite all of this, the world of Generation Y eludes a lot of the previous generations. Generation Y is absorbed in a world made possible through technology.
