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What does Apple have up its sleeve for February. In the aftermath of MacWorld Apple has announced a “special event” with even more great eye candy. What will it be? Mobile iLife for the iPhone? Beatles on iTunes? Blu-Ray? Only time will tell.
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While the internet is all a-buzz about the the iPhone rumors have surfaced that Apple will not be packing Intel in its new hardware endeavor. Not to be outdone, other rumors sites have rammed up the rumor mill and found an interview with Intel Italia’s general executive manager Dario Bucci where he apparently clears things up with regards to the CPU. According to the interview Apple will be using Intel’s XScale chip in the iPhone. I for one am glad, because I hate it when loved ones fight.