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Want a white iPhone?  Seems Lucy pulled away the football! Good ol' Charlie Brown! Apple seems to have pulled the white iPhone from their store .  You could always paint your black phone!  (Tacky)

Enable Outline Mode in OS X's TextEdit : "If you want to quickly jot down a few notes for later reference, opening up Microsoft Office is kind of a pain. It turns out there's a secret outlining mode built right into TextEdit on the Mac. You probably wouldn't want to use it for more serious work, but having an easy, automatic outlining mode can be pretty handy for adding structure to your notes. In TextEdit, just hit Option Tab to turn any rich text file into an outline. It works just like Microsoft Word's outlining mode (or other similar office apps)—just hit enter to create a new bullet point with the same indent, and hit tab to indent the current point."

Style!! Google adds iPhone app search | TiPb : "Google has added iPhone app search to their mobile interface. Just tap “more” and the drop down menu now includes “iPhone apps”. A search will display apps with their icons, price, star rating, and part of a review. Tapping on one brings you to that app in the App Store. Basically, Google has provided an alternate way to search for iPhone apps – and it’s good."

Wonder what we may see... Apple holding "secret summit" with select iOS devs next week

Here's a refresher for Gmail users. If you are thinking about using Gmail, give this a read. Getting Started Guide

What is Apple planning for its 'Back to the Mac' event? | Operating Systems | MacUser | Macworld Any new version of OSX will probably have some form of multi-touch built in. Although it doesn't seem likely to me that we will see a iPad with OSX in it, there may be iMac-like product that has a bigger screen designed to be less portable. But this could, if implemented with X-code 4 or later, simplify iOS development. Testing could be done on a virtual iOS device on screen instead of having to load onto an actual device time and again. We'll see...

Smart ways to work with smart folders | Business Center | Working Mac | Macworld Great article about Smart Folders for OS X. Great way to keep organized. If you have that common "where-did-I-put-that-file?" syndrome, then this is a must read!