Apple Weekly Report #119: More Lawsuits, iPhone Launches, and WWDC

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The Apple lawsuit train pulled into the station to pick up more passengers this week, the World Wide Developer Conference dates were finally announced, and the iPhone officially launched in Ireland and Austria. Lionsgate Films joined the iTunes Digital Copy program, Intel is jumping on the solid state drive bandwagon, the iPhone Dev Team is already working on an App Store hack, Adobe is bringing Flash to the iPhone, Apple updated the AirPort Express and Safari 3, and Jeff's Quick Tip of the Week: Menu bar translucency.

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The Apple lawsuit train pulled into the station to pick up more passengers this week, the World Wide Developer Conference dates were finally announced, and the iPhone officially launched in Ireland and Austria. Lionsgate Films joined the iTunes Digital Copy program, Intel is jumping on the solid state drive bandwagon, the iPhone Dev Team is already working on an App Store hack, Adobe is bringing Flash to the iPhone, Apple updated the AirPort Express and Safari 3, and Jeff's Quick Tip of the Week: Menu bar translucency.

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The Context Machine Fodder
• ZapMedia Hits Apple with iPod/iTunes Lawsuit
• Apple Hit with Stacks Lawsuit
• Apple Announces WWDC 08 Dates: June 9-13
• iPhone Launches in Ireland, Austria
• iPhone Dev Team Seeks to Bypass Apple Control
• Lionsgate Joins iTunes Digital Copy Program
• Intel Prepares to Launch its own SSDs
• Adobe CEO: iPhone Flash Player on the Way
• Apple Adds 802.11n Support to AirPort Express
• Safari 3.1 Adds HTML 5 Media Tag, CSS Animation Support
• TMO Quick Tip - Leopard's Menu Bar: Now in Opaque
• TMO on Twitter!

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