• Slightly Smaller Apple TV 3,2 (A1469) Contains A5X SoC, BCM4334 Combo
• Apple Increases iPad with Retina Display to 128GB (press release)
• How do I move files from iCloud to Mac?
• Does Apple Still Have the Leadership It Needs?
• If iOS 6.1 didn't fix disabled Wi-Fi iPhone bug, some DIY fixes (recap)
• THX's (iOS) App Makes Sure Your Home Theater is Set Up Perfectly
• Seven 'must have' apps for your new Mac
• XBMC 12 Frodo released (AudioEngine not yet avail for OS X/iOS)
• Microsoft tweaks Mac Office, makes it rental
• Microsoft Office for Mac 2011 Service Pack 3 (14.3.0)
• Is Jony Ive killing the Mac? (Click-bait that has Ive in title but refers to another author's complaints on OS X/software.) Seeing Ive's name makes me think of hardware designs.
     Regarding hardware, I do think far too often form has taken priority over function. (Some would say for years Macs/OS X hasn't been a priority period, but that's another topic.) For instance the new iMac looks stunning but is almost unrepairable (end user) - like a large iPad. Would it have been that big a design sin to at least have another removable panel on the rear for drive access? All drives eventually fail (some infant failures). That's a major teardown including removing/resealing the glued on display. Too thin for magnet retained glass I guess. Perhaps they'll have exchange (refurbs) on hand in stores for swaps. Regardless, I doubt most care since it's so attractive. (And yes, I still want one.)

• iCloud: About using iWork for iOS and iCloud
• OS X: About Back to My Mac security with iCloud
  
  
• iTunes: Restoring iOS software
• iTunes Match on iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
• About Remote app for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
• Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
  
  
• iOS 6: About Reminders
• iOS 6: Using Maps

• Bowers & Wilkins A5 Review
• Pioneer Elite SC-61 Receiver Review
• Millions of PCs exposed through network bugs, security researchers find
• Disable UPnP On Your Router To Avoid A Serious Set Of Security Bugs
  (Here's a Cisco KB page w/list of their affected products)
• Philips Exits Consumer Electronics
• The rEFInd boot loader for UEFI Systems: A life (and sanity) saver
• House panel demands answers regarding Swartz prosecution
• Dish pulls out while DOJ steps in on Softbank/Sprint merger
• How to build an 'All-in-One' PC
• Man Renovates Home on GitHub

Monday Jan. 28, 2013 News Archive
• Apple TV 5.2 Update (w/BT keyboard support, new features/fixes)
• About iOS 6.1 Software Update (Apple support page)
• Apple iOS 6.1 Update w/LTE Support for 36 More Carriers Worldwide
• Review of Late-2012 Mac mini
• Apple's iMac takes desktop crown
• Are iPads really cannibalizing Mac sales?
• NuGuard KX Protective iPhone Case Giveaway Promotion
• Images of alleged next-gen iPhone components surface
• Is Final Cut Pro X Ready For Professional Use?
• Pages 4.3 vs. BBEdit 10.5
• Onyx 2.6.7 (for Mountain Lion)
• New/Updated Apple Support/How-To/Troubleshooting Articles:
  - About the security content of Apple TV 5.2
  - Apple TV: Using the Apple Wireless Keyboard
  - Apple TV: Photo Stream unavailable after updating software
  - About the security content of iOS 6.1 Software Update
  - iOS 6: Do Not Disturb mode stays on after scheduled time (fixed in 6.1)
  - iPhone: Updating or restoring during times of overwhelming demand
  - iPhone Configuration Utility 3.6.2 for Windows
  - Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5: Share to DVD returns alert...
  - Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, Compressor 4: Using configured cluster
  - Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5, Compressor 4: Graphics card compatibility
  - MacBook (13", Late 2009): External ports and connectors
• Other News/Reviews/Alerts/Op-Ed/OT:
  - Drobo Mini Review
  - Voice-Controlled Raspberry Pi R2-D2
  - Bug makes Java's latest anti-exploit defenses moot
  - Big Bank Mules Target Small Bank Businesses
  - Smoke re-concentrator refurbishes blown components
  - Amazing Movie Posters From Mondo's New Gallery Show
  - Toshiba SBX4250 Sound Bar Review
  - Fanny Wang WangBuds Review

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