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  Apple Didn’t Alway Have Such Great Designers

  333 readersApple is known today for their elegant designs with muted colors and minimal details, but that wasn’t always true. Back in the mid-1980s someone had the bright idea that Apple should start a clothing and fashion accessories line. They slapped Apple’s logo on all sorts of stuff, including the usual items like briefcase, laptop case, jewelry,

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  iPad 3 Display Panel Pictured, Here’s a Bunch of Extra Details on the Retina Display Tablet

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  Did Amazon Copy the Kindle Fire Logo?

  1314 readersIf you’re like the staff here at eBookNewser, you’re probably getting a little tired of the week of Amazon-Amazon-Amazon-Kindle-Kindle-Kindle in all the gadget blogs. But here is a story that was too interesting to pass up. The indie app developer AppsFire is crying foul. Ouriel Ohayon, the company founder, recently posted on the similarities between AppsFire’s

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  Gannett unveils a redesign and logo for USA TODAY’s 30th anniversary, updated mobile and tablet apps, and a redesigned website to appear this weekend

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  Will the rise of automation bring a rise in online learning tools?

  2642 readersOn ReadWriteWeb, Marshall Kirkpatrick has a piece on the rise of robotic manufacturing and what it might mean for online educational tools. It cites iPhone/iPad manufacturer FoxConn’s plan to improve working conditions by building 1 million new robot workers over the next 3 to 5 years, increasing the number it currently has by 100 times

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  E Ink has a new Logo

  1016 readersE Ink Holdings is going through a corporate rebranding right now, today it announced its new logo. The corporate signature is a stylized design of the E Ink name and incorporates duality as its theme. The drop of ink on the top

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  It’s always someone else’s fault

  2165 readersLBF is over for another year and the I can still hear the whinging ringing in my ears. The two camps, glass half empty and glass half full have never been more apparent. Despite being in the mos...

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  Apple Launches New iPad Smart Case, Priced at $50

  852 readersApple has not only unveiled iOS 6.0, a bunch of new MacBooks and Maps yesterday, but also a brand new tablet accessory. I’m talking about the iPad Smart Case, the follow up to the Smart Cover, with extra protection and an affordable price tag of $50. This case protects the iPad’s back and front, as shown

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  1123 readers We’ve just launched a new resource for customers and partners, the Digital Publishing Suite Developer Center.  This portal contains a wealth of detailed information to help developers extend Digital Publishing Suite, and take advantage of advanced capabilities, particularly of the Professional and Enterprise editions. Content will be updated weekly, and will include tutorials, how-to articles, templates, scripts,