(Reuters)
Our today is a delicious "smaller iPhone dock connector" bisque. It's served with a half sandwich of sadness-that-you'll-have-to-replace-all-your-accessories.
(AllThingsD)
A newly released Forrester Research study of tablet use in the workplace shows that people love the iPad and their apps. Also, that the sky is blue and chocolate cake is delicious.
(9to5Mac)
Movies from 20th Century Fox are now available as part of Apple's iTunes in the Cloud feature, meaning you can re-download purchased movies from the company to your heart's content. With the addition of Fox, all of the major movie studios are now participating in the initiative. I'm sure we will no longer have anything to complain about where the movie studios are involved.
(The Verge)
Speaking of iTunes in the Cloud, Apple has expanded the ability to re-download movies to 37 new countries, including the UK, Canada, and Australia. Good news, guys: The Czech Republic only needs to add TV show re-downloading for a bingo!
(Facebook)
Madfinger Games has made the Android version of Dead Trigger, its zombie-shooting game, free. Previously $1, the developers say that the piracy rate was so high that there was no point in maintaining even that small a price point. So, uh, congrats, pirates--I guess you guys "won"?
(Reuters)
In an interview with Reuters, the president of U.S. retail for Staples said that Amazon plans to introduce five or six new Kindle tablets. Methinks someone's been hitting one too many times.