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• Tim Cook’s full interview with NBC
  Brian Williams interviewing Apple CEO Tim Cook.
• Apple CEO Tim Cook announces plans to manufacture Mac computers in USA - Rock Center with Brian Williams
  Apple CEO Tim Cook revealed that one of the existing Mac lines will be manufactured exclusively in the United States next year, making the comments during an exclusive interview with Brian Williams broadcast Thursday night on NBC’s “Rock Center.”  Mac fans will have to wait to see which Mac line it will be because Apple, widely known for its secrecy, left it vague.
• Deutsche Telekom: Deutsche Telekom invests almost EUR 30 billion over three years in the future of telecommunications
  In the coming year, T-Mobile USA will continue to reinforce its market presence with additions to its rate plan and product portfolio, including Apple products. "Following on from the preceding steps such as the spectrum swap with Verizon, the towers deal with Crown Castle and the transaction with MetroPCS that we have announced, we have now added the final piece to the jigsaw to boost the competitiveness of T-Mobile USA sustainably," said René Obermann.
• T-Mobile USA plans to ditch phone subsidies, sell iPhone in 2013 | Reuters
  T-Mobile USA said on Thursday it planned to stop subsidizing smartphones, the first major U.S. carrier to do so, in a move it hopes will cut costs and woo customers frustrated with restrictions on upgrades in longer-term contracts.
• Baldur's Gate: Enhanced Edition for iPad on the iTunes App Store
  This classic saga of mystery, intrigue, and adventure has set the standard for Dungeons
• Google Apps discontinues basic package, asks new customers to pony up $50 per user for premium
  
• Besides Scalpers, Few Turn Out for iPad Mini Launch in Beijing - China Real Time Report - WSJ
  The release of Apple Inc.’s iPad Mini on Friday at its flagship store in Beijing was missing the massive and unruly crowds reminiscent of some the company’s previous product launches in China, but scalpers were still out in force despite rules making it tougher for them to buy most of the stock.
• Pinterest Cuts Off Spammers (Hey Instagram, Hope You’re Next) - Liz Gannes - Social - AllThingsD
  Pinterest today is undertaking a cleansing of spammy and fake accounts. It plans to delete them.
• AT&T Finally Gives Up On Their In-House CDN: Will Resell Akamai's CDN Services - Dan Rayburn - StreamingMediaBlog.com
  In August I reported that AT
• Microsoft reportedly moving Surface into additional retail stores 'within days' | The Verge
  Microsoft's Surface RT tablet is currently only available in the company's stores across the US or online in select countries, but that might be about to change. Paul Thurrott over at Windows IT Pro is reporting that Microsoft's original plans to extend retail store availability, tentatively scheduled for early 2013, have been pushed forward. Thurrott says that within days Surface will be "available far more broadly than via its current, limited distribution system."
• 27-inch iMac lovers will have to wait until January for their fix | Ars Technica
  The 27-inch version of those shiny new iMacs won't be shipping to (most) customers until January of 2013, Apple revealed today. The machines have been available for preorder as of November 30, as Apple promised last month, but a definitive shipping date was still up in the air until Friday, when Apple's online store showed they would begin shipping after the holiday season is over. The 21.5-inch version, however, is already shipping.
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