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Dragana Dimitrijevic
Saturday, 04 July 2009 05:53
Apple is still selling boatloads of iPods of all variations and sizes. But I would say the majority of these are coming from the iPod Touch and iPhone. These latest devices from Apple have already set a trend and all other companies have tried to follow. Integrating Wi-Fi, iTunes and an APP store in a PDA-like enclosure have really set the Touch and iPhone above the competition. For more info head over to ModSynergy . |
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