Tormentoni Apple: surriscaldamenti, censure, pubblicità ingannevole...

clipped from www.macnn.com Apple blocks Time, others from running iPad subscriptions clipped from arstechnica.com Class action lawsuit filed over "overheating" iPads The plaintiffs seem to take particular issue with Apple claiming that "reading on the iPad is just like reading a book." This claim is patently false, according to the lawsuit, because a real book can be used in "the sunlight or other normal environmental conditions" without shutting off. The iPad may not work "just like a book" at the beach or out in the hot sun. Does that fact truly make Apple guilty of fraud, negligent misrepresentation, deceptive advertising, unfair business practices, breach of express or implied warranty, intentional misrepresentation, or unjust enrichment? The plaintiffs are seeking class-action status and asking for an injunction against Apple's "false" promises as well as "real" and punitive damages. clipped from gizmodo.com Apple Purges Erotic Stories From Book Store Bestseller List

Notizie di oggi (cioè i tormentoni riguardanti Apple):

1) Apple blocca diverse riviste (fra cui Time) per evitare che possano essere lette sull'Apple iPad...

2) L'iPad si surriscalda (oh, che novità): arriva la class-action contro la pubblicità ingannevole "leggere sull'iPad è come leggere un libro"

3) Apple censura all'improvviso i racconti porno dal book-store

Eh!! È un periodo tragico, per chi oggi vuole essere un maccaron's-fanboy's!!