Comment: This is why I come to slashdot (Score 5, Interesting) 244
If you want to know what the readers want to see, it is items like this, not videos, or other fluf. Focus on things like this.
+ - Apple Throws $100 Bone to iPhone Early Adopters->
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Fierythrasher
Fierythrasher writes "Yesterday when Apple lowered the price of the iPhone by $200 I was happy as I thought of buying one, but felt pains of sympathy for a friend of mine who bought one a few weeks ago for the full $600 price tag. Today Gizmodo is reporting Steve Jobs truly demonstrates he is not evil by offering all iPhone early adopters a $100 gift card for use in the Apple retail or online stores.
So...I guess iPhone users can get a free Shuffle or a half off nano? Personally I'd be more impressed if it was a $100 iTunes gift card, but I guess users can go throught the extra step and buy the iTunes card from the Apple store."
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So...I guess iPhone users can get a free Shuffle or a half off nano? Personally I'd be more impressed if it was a $100 iTunes gift card, but I guess users can go throught the extra step and buy the iTunes card from the Apple store."
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+ - Apple offers $100 credit to early iPhone adopters->
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tholomyes
tholomyes writes "An open letter from Steve Jobs shows sympathy to the plight of the early adopters after the recent and drastic price decrease of the iPhone.
"...we have decided to offer every iPhone customer who purchased an iPhone from either Apple or AT&T, and who is not receiving a rebate or any other consideration, a $100 store credit..."
Details are still in the works at this time."
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"...we have decided to offer every iPhone customer who purchased an iPhone from either Apple or AT&T, and who is not receiving a rebate or any other consideration, a $100 store credit..."
Details are still in the works at this time."
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+ - Steve gives 100 bucks to current iPhone owners
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enterix
enterix writes "It looks like Steve do the right thing and gives all current iPhone owners 100 bucks credit. That comes after lots of angry press after 8GB model was slashed from 599 to 399. That makes me think... isn't that all just a clever publicity stunt from Apple?"
+ - Apple to give iphone users $100 credit->
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robbmcmahan
robbmcmahan writes "Breaking under pressure, Steve Job posted an open letter on the Apple website for current iPhone customers regarding the $200 price drop yesterday. In a nut shell it says that iphone customers will get a $100 Apple credit as long as they have not already had a rebate for their iphone purchase."
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+ - What are your favorite Family playable Games?
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egorss78 writes "My wife and I are finishing up Lego Star Wars 2 and was wondering what games you have played with your non-game playing friends/family. My wife was never much of a gamer, but I got her a Wii as a gift figuring it would be different enough to maybe catch her interest. It has, and since we are running out of games to play I have been looking for a good list of co-op type games that are more family friendly. Any suggestions?"
LAIR Pushed To Next Month 50
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from the bad-news-for-the-station dept.
from the bad-news-for-the-station dept.
LAIR, the much-anticipated title featuring combat from dragon-back, is a very important title for Sony and the PlayStation 3. Its the first of the AAA slated for the end of the year for the trailing platform ... and so far things don't look good for the title. Now, the company has announced that LAIR has been delayed until early in September. "Due to an extra step in QA testing to enhance the community features in the game, the release of LAIR, originally set for August 14th, has changed to September 4, 2007. Natural challenges that arose while finalizing the offline game to include key online features - such as leaderboards and medal systems - have led to the difficult choice of pushing back the release date. We appreciate everyone's excitement and patience for the game and look forward to its release on September 4."
Comment: Summary is horrible RTFA (Score 1) 86
Cingular will allow people to download music to compatible phones for free, although consumers will pay a monthly charge in the range of $15 for the ability to download songs from those services to a portable music player.