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  Another Macworld Expo is in the books, and although the MacBook Air,
  Apple TV, and Time Capsule grabbed most of the attention early on,
  plenty of other noteworthy products and companies were featured. Our
  annual Macworld Expo Superlatives article points you to those things
  our editors found most intriguing. Also from Macworld, Karen
  Anderson reports on the variety of laptop cases on display, proving
  that your snazzy new MacBook Air doesn't need to be strapped into a
  boring synthetic leather attache. In other Apple news, the company
  reported its best-ever quarterly financial results ($1.58 billion in
  profit sounds good to us), which of course tossed the stock price
  into the rubbish bin; Apple also announced a pink iPod nano -
  clearly a plea by Greg Joswiak to garner some Valentine's Day
  affection. Also in this issue, AT&T offers an iPhone plan for
  corporations, we point to a few podcasts from Macworld Expo, and Ted
  Landau explains everything you want to know about the latest iPhone
  1.1.3 update.

Articles
    Apple Beats Earnings Records with Q1 2008 Results
    AT&T Offers iPhone for Enterprise
    Apple Ships Pink iPod nano, Apologizes to Tonya
    Microsoft Relaxes Licensing for Virtualized Vista
    Rich Mogull Joins TidBITS as Security Editor
    DealBITS Discount: Save $30 on MathMagic Equation Editor
    More Podcast Coverage from Macworld Expo
    16 Superlative Macworld Expo SF 2008 Products
    Macworld Expo Laptop Bag Roundup and Slideshow
    Everything You Need to Know about iPhone 1.1.3
    Gauging Openness with iPhone as Measure
    Hot Topics in TidBITS Talk/28-Jan-08


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