My iPhone Empire

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In another chat with MTV’s Tracey John, this time held in an NYC Best Buy during the Wrath of the Lich King launch, Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime had some interesting things to say about the economics behind World of Warcraft. Despite the game’s towering success, 11 million players and a thriving community, the Blizzard folks.

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When you landed after 3.0 will find a little interesting things, yes, you can see the icon of the death knight…

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You all probably know who Jason Chen is. If not shame on you, one of Gizmodos most popular bloggers decided to sit down with us and reveal a few really interesting things about his book about iPhone, Apple in general and Star Track. (English version at the bottom in blue)

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It seems a shame to run down the battery of an iPhone by making phone calls. There are so many more interesting things to do with it since July, when Apple Inc. opened up the popular smartphone to outside software developers.

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I’m telling you, I’ve given up trying to predict what Apple will announce at its press events, such as the one that’ll happen tomorrow in San Francisco. Safe predictions (”The event is called ‘Let’s Rock,’ so it’s likely that it will involve new iPods”) are boring, boring, boring. Out-there ones (”Apple will release a touch-screen Mac tablet”) are too random. And the most interesting things that happen at Apple events are usually so unpredictable that nobody predicted them. That doesn’t mean

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