Mich. Lawmakers to Reimburse Apple for Calif. Trip

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Michigan legislators said Thursday that the state will not give iPods to schoolchildren, and three lawmakers will reimburse iPod-maker Apple $1,700 for a March trip to California. One of the three, state Rep. Tim Melton, D-Auburn Hills, said he hoped the decision to refund the money would end controversy surrounding the phony iPod issue and the trip, first reported Wednesday.

Mich. Lawmakers to Reimburse Apple for Calif. Trip

Apple Feeds iPhone, Not the Cat

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Apple has diverted development resources from Mac OS X Leopard to its iPhone team so the company can ship the iPhone in June, as previously promised. In an informal statement posted on Apple's Web site, the company notes that the iPhone has passed several required certification tests and is on schedule to ship in late June.

Apple Feeds iPhone, Not the Cat

MGM Joins iTunes Stable

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Mad Max fans who would love to watch their beloved franchise on the video iPod are now in luck. Apple has inked a distribution agreement with movie studio MGM to add its movie content to its growing stock of films. The movie studio joins Disney, Paramount and Lionsgate as providers of movie video content on iTunes, bringing its total library of films to more than 500.

MGM Joins iTunes Stable

Apple Notebook Sales Dip in February

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Apple's U.S. notebook sales slipped slightly in February, according to a recent published report. Despite excellent iPod sales, the Apple's U.S. shipments of notebooks slipped slightly in February, and that's not good news. In January 2007, Apple was ranked in fifth place for total dollar volume and unit share of laptop sales, the report said.

Apple Notebook Sales Dip in February

iTunes Adds Lion to Movie Lineup

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MGM has become the latest major film studio to offer downloadable movies on Apple's iTunes Store. The Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios deal, announced Wednesday, builds the iTunes catalog to more than 500 movies. The studio is offering classic movies such as Dances With Wolves, Mad Max, and Rocky, and will add other titles to iTunes in coming weeks, the two companies said.

iTunes Adds Lion to Movie Lineup

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